AutoFire and Melody
 

Will Rangers ever see /AutoFire

Will Bards ever see /Melody

i did a search but didnt get any results.

Bards will never get /melody. Which does suck considering it's the best improvement to bards to ever come out. People aren't 16 anymore with no conception of what playing a bard to the utmost will do to their wrists.

People are 28 now with no conception of what playing a bard to the utmost will do to their wrists.

I stopped playing a bard because they don't have melody. I don't regret it.

I'm playing a bard again and having a great time. I simply alternate heating pads around my wrist during the times I'm not playing. :P

i've seen a program that could simulate melody and i've thought about using it. I just don't like having to go to all the trouble of setting it up just to play a class with out destroying my hand/wrist.

How is this amount of key pressing any different from playing something like Quake 3? I was constantly strafing, shooting rockets/switching weps.

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no one was talking about fingers
no one was talking about how it is different than you spamming buttons on a FPS.

your post was stupid.

I never understood this carpal tunnel shit. I hit hotkeys more often playing any melee with an attack skill, or any class in any newer MMORPG. Playing a rogue, you'll often be spamming the backstab key because staring at your hotkey bank all the time to get backstabs off the split second it comes off cooldown usually isn't an option. On a bard, you only have to click something every three seconds, and there's a casting bar right there to tell you when to do it. I've been a gamer for like 10 years, playing just about anything including most major MMORPG titles. Never had any kind of physical problem from hitting keys too often, and EQ bards are one of the least stressful classes as they literally don't have anything that can be spammed without delay.

Doubt rangers would see this as without EQ and AM3, it really wouldn't be a priority.