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Please never compare wow raid mechanics to EQ again
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Please never compare wow raid mechanics to EQ again
So if a guy was going to re-roll a new class on the guild server, which specs would be the most likely to pick up a pity spot on cleared raids every blue moon?
I'd prefer to level a Hunter, Warlock, Mage, Shaman, or Druid since I've never maxed any of those characters.
Ah yes, the very thought that lead to log parsers, which led dps meters... the need check my DPS!I regularly count the floating text above the mob and do math in my head to parse my DPS. Fuck addons
It's really solid. Been using for 2 or so months now and been loving it, still setting up all my own groups though cause I'm obsessive. Sheyrah will probably update her lists for BFA I imagineOh, shit, TSM4 has been posted to Curse/Twitch. Okay, guess I'm upgrading now.
But is life worth living without the AH app?raid plebs complaining about addons or no addons- you ever try to auction house and become the fattest goblin in the west with the DEFAULT ui?
If so, you're a fucking psychopath
It's really solid. Been using for 2 or so months now and been loving it, still setting up all my own groups though cause I'm obsessive. Sheyrah will probably update her lists for BFA I imagine
Your avatar suits you. I use addons, I own a modern phone with apps, and I haven't played EQ in 15yrs.Not using add-ons in wow is like buying a modern cellphone and not installing any aps. Aka being a God damn moron. I bet you still walk to work, and hand sow your own clothes, too. If you want to be successful in wow, add-ons are required, otherwise continue playing EQ like a crayon eating, window licking, too retarded to spell your own name dumbass, then go buy a flip phone and stick it up your ass.
I keep hearing about TSM but never used it. I downloaded and it's alot I mean alot. Any good youtube videos or links showing how to use it?Oh, shit, TSM4 has been posted to Curse/Twitch. Okay, guess I'm upgrading now.
I keep hearing about TSM but never used it. I downloaded and it's alot I mean alot. Any good youtube videos or links showing how to use it?
I haven't played WoW in a manner that was even vaguely "serious" since The Burning Crusade. I wasn't even max level until the I think the third month of Legion? I was just fucking around a couple hours a week tops while maintaining a subscription. I kinda want to give this a go, had already bought the expansion, boosted a character, did some normal dungeons, and then did some heroic dungeons and I can already see that I need a host of macros and addons to actually play the character. Just trying to click back and forth between mobs and players so I can apply PW:S and such while also applying Shadow Word: Pain is a real problem. With EQ2 I could just target the tank and if I cast a beneficial spell it went onto them and if I cast a detrimental spell it went onto their target. If I had a monster target detrimental spells went to them and beneficial spells to their target. I guess here I need some kind of macro to achieve what I consider basic functionality? I saw one that will just stick Shadow Word : Pain on a legal target whenever I press it and that sounds pretty good but looking at the thing I could never figure out how to have made it myself. One of the big mechanics I'm working with is Atonement. Buff is applied when I cast some beneficial spells, heals those targets when I do spell damage, very straight forward. I'm going to need something to track that because with just the base UI that information is absent. Who has what Atonements of what durations? No idea.
This is like, super basic stuff of the class that I was working with the first day I took the character in to some group content and I already need help. I assume this is just how the game is? Blizzard has offloaded the UI stuff to the community and I'd just be an idiot to make the game harder for myself? I like game play quite a bit but I feel like just playing the game as a normal derp with no mods/macros/addons I'm just fighting with the interface to do the things I want to do. I've also put some time in reading through the info on IcyVeins.
I feel like I've got to put in this huge amount of time that is separate from playing to learn wtf I'm doing and that just playing the game would not reveal that information to me. As basically an outsider it's all very strange to me for the game to be like this. It's not anywhere near as immediately intimidating as Path of Exile was/is but it feels like there's a substantial hurdle for someone like me who is interested in not sucking.
So if a guy was going to re-roll a new class on the guild server, which specs would be the most likely to pick up a pity spot on cleared raids every blue moon?
I'd prefer to level a Hunter, Warlock, Mage, Shaman, or Druid since I've never maxed any of those characters.
I play Disc Priest and I'm also coming back after years, I'm figuring the same thing out. Here is where I'm at.I haven't played WoW in a manner that was even vaguely "serious" since The Burning Crusade. I wasn't even max level until the I think the third month of Legion? I was just fucking around a couple hours a week tops while maintaining a subscription. I kinda want to give this a go, had already bought the expansion, boosted a character, did some normal dungeons, and then did some heroic dungeons and I can already see that I need a host of macros and addons to actually play the character. Just trying to click back and forth between mobs and players so I can apply PW:S and such while also applying Shadow Word: Pain is a real problem. With EQ2 I could just target the tank and if I cast a beneficial spell it went onto them and if I cast a detrimental spell it went onto their target. If I had a monster target detrimental spells went to them and beneficial spells to their target. I guess here I need some kind of macro to achieve what I consider basic functionality? I saw one that will just stick Shadow Word : Pain on a legal target whenever I press it and that sounds pretty good but looking at the thing I could never figure out how to have made it myself. One of the big mechanics I'm working with is Atonement. Buff is applied when I cast some beneficial spells, heals those targets when I do spell damage, very straight forward. I'm going to need something to track that because with just the base UI that information is absent. Who has what Atonements of what durations? No idea.
This is like, super basic stuff of the class that I was working with the first day I took the character in to some group content and I already need help. I assume this is just how the game is? Blizzard has offloaded the UI stuff to the community and I'd just be an idiot to make the game harder for myself? I like game play quite a bit but I feel like just playing the game as a normal derp with no mods/macros/addons I'm just fighting with the interface to do the things I want to do. I've also put some time in reading through the info on IcyVeins.
I feel like I've got to put in this huge amount of time that is separate from playing to learn wtf I'm doing and that just playing the game would not reveal that information to me. As basically an outsider it's all very strange to me for the game to be like this. It's not anywhere near as immediately intimidating as Path of Exile was/is but it feels like there's a substantial hurdle for someone like me who is interested in not sucking.