How will we multibox after /click ,,,,,, is removed in 4.0

I could see using 2-3 buttons for DPS, instead of a single button click castsequence priority.

You'll have the default mash this button, to run the single castsequence over and over. Then another button, for proc type things. For the most part this would work; mash the first button, and every 5 seconds or so, press the second button. That gets you the proc type effect, for each class that has one.

Things like Elemental Mastery or whatever else with longer cooldowns would be on their own button, much like Innervate and Bloodlust/Heroism already are.

Maybe we move away from five different classes, and towards one or two classes again. Not saying we'll have to, but it will be easier and closer to optimal.

Ive been boxing two years without /click it works fine, done all HC's etc with Melee and Caster teams... /click players are just lazy! i tried click now and got amazed how easy it was, and i can understand blizz removing it tbh, alot of Automation from it.. just go back to /castseq, and get used to use more then 1 button for dps :)

WE WILL SURVIVE! boxers rule!

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Originally Posted by ZooljinX

Ive been boxing two years without /click it works fine, done all HC's etc with Melee and Caster teams... /click players are just lazy! i tried click now and got amazed how easy it was, and i can understand blizz removing it tbh, alot of Automation from it.. just go back to /castseq, and get used to use more then 1 button for dps

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Originally Posted by ZooljinX

1x Death knight 4x paladin
1x Paladin 4x Shaman
5x Warlocks
5x Druids
4x Shadow priests

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Nice. You're finding it easy without /click, when you're already using the ez-mode, duplicate the same class method of multiboxing. Try multi-classing and then maybe you won't be e-peening so much.

Yeah, its a little harsh to not be sensitive to the crowd that's gotten used to using /click macros. I know I switched to them some time ago and loved it. So, can you survive without /click? Sure. Does it compromise an existing playstyle. Sure.

I'll be going back to castsequence (inferior DPS to click) and adding back in a few more key combinations. To be honest, I find it silly as all /click did for me was make farming less cumbersome and what it DIDN'T do was allow me to faceroll content I couldn't otherwise do without it.

Whatever. Its their game. ;)

I have never used /click, I couldn't even tell you what it does, but I have no trouble with my teams.

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Originally Posted by Sildenafil

If they survived the transition through puberty, they'll probably survive the transition away from /click.

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OH SNAP. I walked right into that one lolol.

Good times, that made my night.

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Originally Posted by Sildenafil

If they survived the transition through puberty, they'll probably survive the transition away from /click.

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/end thread lol

I'm not convinced click was taken out for simple dps rotations. We've seen the general analysis go this way:

Methods ranking for MAX DPS:
1) Individual spell management (full micro)
2) click
3) cast sequence

I'm willing to bet the difference between 1 and 2 is greater than the difference between 2 and3. If Blizz wanted to remove faceroll dps then they'd get rid of cast sequence. Click just allowed for a bit more control and custmization. However, to do max content you'd need to micro your rotations. Only after you've gotten the content to manageable or trivial can you really start facerolling.

Watch, we'll see the same posts on these very boards about how the new instances are "impossible". Then, a few months in, they'll all be on farm after gear inflation has normalized.

Take it easy on the /click'ers out there. ;)

I am really not exited about this expansion. The more I look at whats in it the more I want to quit playing.

So I have to go back to rotations, sucks but I'll still do just fine. I'm already configured for dealing with the slew of procs I'll have to deal with, that was the hard part. The only thing that worries me is finding a replacement for Super Duper Macro.