Someone needs to make a Mod...

...that calculates opponent resilience based on DoT ticks. It really wouldn't be all that difficult: have an input for base damage on 0 resil, and combat log parsing and simple maths can do the rest. A basic Proximo-esque UI could display your opponents' names and resilience (or even better, Proximo should add this feature!).

Why would such a thing be a good idea? Isn't that sort of abusive and unfair for such a mod to exist? Well, a lot of people regard the current gearing situation on the TR as abusive and unfair. The availability of PvE gear opens up a lot of options for certain classes that are bad targets in many comps, often allowing them to sacrifice resilience to become more powerful than they should (though of course that is up for debate).

The biggest offenders thus far are rogues. Flipping through the rogue armory pages in the top 40, the average resil is below 200, with rogues on certain gib teams such as Spriest/Rogue/Shaman at sub-50 resil. They can afford to do this because a rogue is generally a subpar target in basically any matrix: with Cheat Death, Evasion, Vanish and Cloak they have too many outs. Focusing a warrior makes him play defensively, pull out a shield and switch to D-stance: a focused rogue just keeps on trucking. There are other examples, such as druids in PvE gear who can Innervate themselves for vast quantities as opposed to PvP geared druids and thus easily win in the long game.

Without easy knowledge of what players are wearing (I can switch in 200 spell damage and switch out 200 resil on my warlock with zero change in appearance), this PvE gear situation quickly turns into a crapshoot: is that druid wearing PvE gear this time? Should we try to down him, or have we been juked, and our attempts destined to failure because he put on 370 resil for this one?

So back to the mod. I've actually tested my values for Corruption in standard gearset vs variable levels of resilience, and I can manually observe how much resil someone is wearing. But that's a pain in the ass. So if some talented programmer wants to do us all a service, get to it!

PS: Yes some classes won't be able to benefit from this because it's only convenient to get values from ranged DoT effects. Warlocks obviously have a variety of things, Druids have moonfire/IS, Priests have SW:P, hunters have that one DoT sting nobody ever uses. Between those 4 you'll probably have one on your team :p