Hello there
I am a deep dungeon scoring enjoyer and a big part of getting a good score is making sure you kill as many respawn mobs as possible.
We know how much time it takes for every single dd and every single floor set, so i made a macro to help myself with keeping track of the respawns. Sadly with macro limitations, the best option i have is sending an /echo message when the respawn happens, without seeing the actual second on clock of it happening.
However i cant help but notice that im on a disadvantage compared to people using plugins, who have the exact timer ticking on an overlay. While i dont condemn people using those plugins, as they provide a lot of useful data, i would really like to have a comparable tool.
So, can we get an option to /echo time remaining on the duty or exact time with seconds visible?
I think it could also benefit raiders that care about how fast they kill the boss.
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I am a deep dungeon scoring enjoyer and a big part of getting a good score is making sure you kill as many respawn mobs as possible.
We know how much time it takes for every single dd and every single floor set, so i made a macro to help myself with keeping track of the respawns. Sadly with macro limitations, the best option i have is sending an /echo message when the respawn happens, without seeing the actual second on clock of it happening.
However i cant help but notice that im on a disadvantage compared to people using plugins, who have the exact timer ticking on an overlay. While i dont condemn people using those plugins, as they provide a lot of useful data, i would really like to have a comparable tool.
So, can we get an option to /echo time remaining on the duty or exact time with seconds visible?
I think it could also benefit raiders that care about how fast they kill the boss.
Continue reading...