Feature request. Round robin delay.

[TheXevs]

Keyclone,

Might be useful to add a configurable delay to the round robin feature. While playing on my 5 priests, a lot of times I'll end up with a couple of fears at the same time (admittedly, my fault) due to the historical spamming on a hotkey to deal with GCD. Nothing urgent - most people might not even care - but the ability to set a 1-10 second delay on a particular key would be nice.

-Xeva

[Stabface]

Unlikely to happen, keypress delays like that fall afoul of Blizzard's EULA for automated gameplay.

[keyclone]

sorry Xev, not going to happen. that would be getting into the area of 'timed actions'... which is strictly off limits.

[TheXevs]

Well, not really seeing where the distinction between a pure round-robin keypress vs one that keeps the key locked to a particular client for X seconds.

Key is pointing to client A - press key (multiple times) - key stays mapped to client A for 1 second then moves to client B.

/shrug, I'll cope.

-Xeva

[zanthor]

I see what he's asking... he's not asking for you to Press the A key, wait 5 seconds and have A sent...

He's saying that instead of round robin triggering on keyup, have it trigger on keyup + 5 seconds.

I can see this being useful... and not violating any spirit or letter of the TOS... but it does get into the really hard to explain and come across clearly category.

I have a tendancy to spam buttons myself, so round robin would flip from one to the next even if I was spamming A to cast counterspell but the mage was on GCD or something, an X second buffer before RR rotation would eliminate that.... it would also stop you from being able to spam RR to launch spells rapidly.

[TheXevs]

What I basically need is a key to client debounce feature - *optionally* configured on a per round robin key basis.

If I set the 'A' key to 1 second or even .5 seconds, no matter how many times I pressed the 'A' key in that period - it would go to the client it was pointing at and then move to the next one.

Make sense?

-Xeva

[BobGnarly]

That would be a neat feature (would stop me from accidentally dropping two earth-bind totems ); however, I think I agree we shouldn't go here.

It's my personal opinion that the round-robin feature is flirting with automation already, and every step we take towards more "intelligence" in the tools we use, the more likely The Man is going to step in a shut it down. Call me paranoid, but I'd rather just play it safe.

Just my $0.02