Make sure you report it on the stress test or beta bug reports then if you feel itâs a bug that was left out. I think itâs all you can hope for at this point.
Thankyou.
Unfortunately im not in the beta so I am posting about it on the forums in hope that they see it.
Im not arguing with the living brick walls for my health. It keeps the topic visible.
With one keystroke, players could switch targets, cast the preselected spell and then switch targets again. Three actions with one keystroke sounds like automation to me.
The are you ready to demand they remove party ids mouse over macros and party macros? Because those all let you cast on a unit while keeping your target.
I remember another Lock and I spent hours making a focus/clear focus Seduce macro. Then reworked it for Banish and other skills. The one thing that is not clear was the timeline. For some reason Iâm thinking it was done after the BC patch. So I canât say if it was in the original game.
On the other hand we do have current raid frames and donât see a problem with a current focus frame added without an addon. I kinda remember having to use an addon in BC to have a focus frame. Speaking of BC addons. I really hope these changes wonât break the Lifebloomer addon when BC is released in the future.
This is just my opinion and if allowing the current games focus frame in stock form without addons or scripts still breaks or allows unintended actions Iâm not for it. I was never for the use of automation even though I thought it was was cool watching our Mage jump around in MC hitting one button to decurse.
Yet what you want isnât⌠sounds like you just donât agree with blizzards âmistakeâ as you called it. When referring to Maraudon⌠I mean dire maul
I do not multibox, nor do I defend it. Although I cannot prevent it, I do not condone the use of keycloning software.
Technically, though, there is a difference between âkeycloningâ software and the aforementioned macros.
âKeycloningâ software sends a single keystroke to multiple copies of Wow (or other program). That single keystroke only performs one action in each of those clients. Itâs like pressing the same key on multiple keyboards at the same time.
The macros the OP described perform multiple actions with one keystroke, though. That is vastly different.