Dinamik fide. O kız 9.bölüm.

Let’s just observe that many customers report poor fide customer service, and even difficulties in withdrawing their winnings, with the wagering conditions being immediately identified. The way you decide which button to press next often comes down to 3 scenarios: Scenario 1: Press A, then B, then C (aka cast sequence) Scenario 2: Press A or B or C, whatever is off CD (aka cast random) Scenario 3: Press A, if not ready press B, if not ready press C (aka priority list) This happens, because multiple abilities often share the same purpose (like generating resources) and therefore can be seen as multiple charges of the same ability that recharge independently. At this point a lot of players turn to some form of custom UI like Weak Aura to show them all their available abilities, resources, CDs etc. And while that is certainly very helpful it does not address the 2 fundamental problems of this sort of gameplay: Problem 1: You stare at this UI all the time and lose track of so many other important things like enemy casts, positioning or patrols. A question like “is Judgement off CD” is just not worth your attention in a game where standing in fire or missing an interrupt can cause a wipe. Problem 2: You need a key bind for all of the these abilities, often pressing multiple buttons at once to make sure one goes off. Not only does this hurt your fingers, but you also run out of comfortable key binds quite quickly. But what else could you even do? As far as I know, there are 3 levels to the solution: Level 1: Key binds Level 2: Macros Level 3: Programmable keys ​ ​ Level 1: Key Binds I have boiled it down to a 4 simple rules, I’d encourage you to follow: Rule 1: Don’t use any key around your movement keys (WASD) for anything you have to press a lot (aka multiple times within a 10s window). …