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I have auto follow after combat on and maybe 60-70% of the times it works as it should but then we have the remain times, and it especially affect my healer for some reason..
He starts to follow me in the middle of world war 3 and gets killed when getting near me(tank).. Why does this seem to only happend to the healer? Have i missed some specific configuration only at him?
Or is he generally a retarded Orc? :rolleyes:
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Unless your healer is actually engaging in combat, she will constantly be dropping combat. Great for healers looking to get the most out of combat regen, but dropping combat also triggers Jamba's autofollow after combat.
Either disable autofollow after combat on your healer or add/increase the time delay on your healer's autofollow after combat setting. You'll have to set it manually in your healer's Jamba panel since while there's a command to toggle AFAC there doesn't seem to be one for changing the delay settings. Anything between 3 and 5 seconds should be long enough. My healer has it turned off since my follow key also picks up totems and rebuffs, so I use it all the time anyway, and sometimes I just want to keep pulling to the same spot, so it's easier to decide when Iw ant her to follow isntead of when I want her to stay put.
In theory, would adding something like Flame Shock as a ticking dot to the rotation prevent this?
Right now i have him dedicated healer not using any offensive spell.
It should, but the issue is going to be that your healer will enter and leave combat several times during a fight if she's not casting much. She can also briefly enter combat and then leave it when a mob is engaged either by pull or proximity and prior to actual engagement, leaving enough time for AFAC to trigger. This is why I suggest increasing her AFAC time or disabling it altogether.