Hey all,
Rule #5 states
5. Hotkeys to auto queue attacks or spells, or any other action which we determine as an unfair advantage to your character.
(It is allowed to bind multiple actions to a key, however, delays, repeats, and conditions are strictly forbidden, as well as any other action that allows unattended game-play)
Specifically on the part that says "It is allowed to bind multiple actions to a key," does this mean as a Skald I can create a hotkey that will activate both my dmg add and heal song AS LONG AS there is no delay between the two actions?
Allowed: Press Hotkey > Dmg Add activates > Heal Song is activated immediately after
Not Allowed: Press Hotkey > Dmg Add activates > Heal Song plays after 4 second delay
Allowed?: Press Hotkey > Every chant/shout/song I have is activated
Although the last one may not be the smartest hotkey bind for mana conservation purposes, it is a possible option.
Is this an accurate translation of rules? If not, what would be a scenario where a hotkey is bound to multiple actions that is allowed?
Just trying to get a better understanding of this rule
Thanks,
Rule #5 states
5. Hotkeys to auto queue attacks or spells, or any other action which we determine as an unfair advantage to your character.
(It is allowed to bind multiple actions to a key, however, delays, repeats, and conditions are strictly forbidden, as well as any other action that allows unattended game-play)
Specifically on the part that says "It is allowed to bind multiple actions to a key," does this mean as a Skald I can create a hotkey that will activate both my dmg add and heal song AS LONG AS there is no delay between the two actions?
Allowed: Press Hotkey > Dmg Add activates > Heal Song is activated immediately after
Not Allowed: Press Hotkey > Dmg Add activates > Heal Song plays after 4 second delay
Allowed?: Press Hotkey > Every chant/shout/song I have is activated
Although the last one may not be the smartest hotkey bind for mana conservation purposes, it is a possible option.
Is this an accurate translation of rules? If not, what would be a scenario where a hotkey is bound to multiple actions that is allowed?
Just trying to get a better understanding of this rule
Thanks,