Touch of Death Compromise

[Mobeius]

I can't vouch for anybody else but I don't see 80% double strikes on my Monk and he is in Grandmaster Wind Stance most of the time. I ran an Epic Chains of Flame recently and I only saw a handful of x2 procs the entire time, never getting a x3 or higher.

In fact,I only recall seeing a x4 proc once since I've been running him and it was a real, "Holy $#!+!! I just hit that guy for 2000 points of damage!" moment. I haven't seen it since and I've never seen a x5.

Well heck your monk is broken, because I use fire stance and get plenty of double and triple procs and thats just with fire stance. All i do is go to the guild ship training dummy switch to wind and just hit my elemental strikes.

[Khurse]

It's all subjective. While I generally see 2 TODs go off, it would (I'd guess) be about 50% of the time at best. I'd say I get single strikes 35-40% of the time, and multiple (from 3-4, I think I've hit 5 a few times but never really confirmed it in teh combat log) the rest of the time.
That being said, i admit I've never actually kept track of the results, trash dies too fast and I'm usually busy trying to inflict as much damage as possible on the bosses, so my perceptions could be wrong.

[Modinator0]

Well heck your monk is broken, because I use fire stance and get plenty of double and triple procs and thats just with fire stance. All i do is go to the guild ship training dummy switch to wind and just hit my elemental strikes.

actually from what I've heard, fire stance has been broken lately and getting a doublestrike bonus just like grandmaster wind...

Really though the multi-strikes depend a lot on what part of your attack chain you activate them on. on live one part of the chain gives 1 hit while another gives 4 :\

[DarkThoughts]

Really though the multi-strikes depend a lot on what part of your attack chain you activate them on. on live one part of the chain gives 1 hit while another gives 4 :\

One of my guildies said something to that effect as well. Guess I'm just not coordinated enough to get the timing right while trying to focus on everything else that is usually going on.