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NoMultishots

Game Version: 1.13.5
Total Downloads: 46
Updated: Sep 26, 2020
Created: Sep 18, 2020
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NoMultishots-0.1-beta.zip beta 200.38 KB Sep 26, 2020 1.13.5 35 download NoMultishots NoMultishots-0.1-beta.zip betaDownload
NoMultishots.zip alpha 635.44 KB Sep 18, 2020 1.13.5 4 download NoMultishots NoMultishots.zip alphaDownload

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NoMultishots

Us, poor Hunters, are always blamed for every bad thing that happens, despite the fact that only 0.01%[1] of our Multi-Shots cause trouble. Well anyways, this AddOn notifies you if there is a polymorphed enemy or an attackable friendly player nearby, so that you won't make that occasional 0.01% mistake.

Keeping track of nearby hazards can be useful for any class, not just Hunters. #NoChainLightnings.

[1] Source: trust me.

What it does exactly

It scrapes

  • the combat log
  • your target

for effects such as the Druid's Sleep, the Mage's Polymorph, or the Hunter's Frost Trap, and let's you know you might break the effect with a bad hit.

It also checks

  • party members
  • raid members

if you can damage them, for example, when they are mind controlled.

Accuracy

The WoW API does not make it possible to know with perfect accuracy if your Multi-Shot will actually cause trouble. Thus, the AddOn simply warns you that there might be a problem. The rule of thumb is, if you see no warnings, then you can just start blasting like no tomorrow. If, however, you see a warning, things still might be safe, but you better look around before pressing that button and wiping your group. Beware, there are no warnings for pulling mobs!

Development status

The AddOn is in alpha phase. It provides useful information and works properly, however, it lacks many settings and features, and may contain some bugs, especially for classes other than Hunters. I would like to see if there is interest for development and get feedback on what features to add. So by all means, give it a try, and write some issues here or on GitHub.

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