Find out who's sabotaging your raid. Paste a Warcraft Logs report. LogSnitch reads every pull and names who failed which mechanic, on which pull, with the evidence.
Public reports work straight away. Nothing to install.
Every mechanic of the fight is watched, read from the guide: who stood in it, who skipped the soak, who died holding the debuff.
Every result is laid out pull by pull, so the player who fails it every pull stands out from the one who slipped once.
Paste your NSRT or MRT note and see who pressed their cooldown on time, who was late, and who never pressed it.
Counts follow Warcraft Logs' own conventions, hits and ticks apart, so every figure matches what the site shows for the same log.
Copy the address of a public Warcraft Logs report, or just its code, and paste it above. No account, nothing to install.
LogSnitch lists every boss and pull of the night. It reads the pulls you choose, the last six by default, and checks the fight's mechanics, deaths, interrupts, dispels, potions and defensives.
Each mechanic names the players who failed it, pull by pull, with how often and what it cost. The counts match what Warcraft Logs shows for the same log.
LogSnitch is a free web app for World of Warcraft raid leaders. It reads a Warcraft Logs report and names which player failed which boss mechanic, on which pull, with the evidence. Every boss of The Venomous Abyss has its mechanics checked; on any other boss, LogSnitch still reports deaths, interrupts, dispels, consumables and defensives.
Yes. There is no account, no subscription and nothing to install: paste a report and read the results. The watchers and raid notes you add are saved in your browser.
No. LogSnitch reads the reports Warcraft Logs makes public. If a report is private, its owner can make it public on Warcraft Logs; paste it again after that.
The way Warcraft Logs does: a hit and a periodic tick are counted apart. Standing in a puddle is one mistake however many ticks it deals, and the ticks are shown beside it. Where a number deliberately differs from the site's, such as damage that hit nearly the whole raid, the result says so.
Wipefest rates each pull's mechanics against other raids' recent kills. LogSnitch compares your own pulls: every mechanic is laid out player by player and pull by pull, each says how it is counted, and the counts match Warcraft Logs. It can also check an NSRT or MRT raid note against what the raid actually cast.
