Combos
wait timers may need to be adjusted
Fast Blade -> Flat Blade = Increased enmity
/ac "Fast Blade" <t>Fast Blade -> Savage Blade = Increased damage
/wait 3
/ac "Flat Blade" <t>
/ac "Fast Blade" <t>Fast Blade -> Savage Blade -> Goring Blade = Increased Bleed damage
/wait 3
/ac "Savage Blade" <t>
/ac "Fast Blade" <t>Riot Blade -> Rage of Halone = Increased accuracy
/wait 3
/ac "Savage Blade" <t>
/wait 3
/ac "Goring Blade" <t>
/ac "Riot Blade" <t>
/wait 3
/ac "Rage of Halone" <t>
GLA Combo Macros
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12-15-2011, 05:46 AMMolly_MillionsGLA Combo Macros
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12-15-2011, 05:50 AMburitoslicerIf this works... you will be my favorite person!Quote:
Originally Posted by Molly_Millions
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12-15-2011, 06:13 AMOrophin
With action queuing coming back (if you choose to use it) you may not even need a 3 second wait in between actions. Keep in mind as well, these macros don't take into consideration positioning, if required, to gain chain bonuses. (such as the Riot Blade chain)
I did see your "wait timers may need adjusting" disclaimer, just wanted to throw these couple tidbits out there. I personally will probably work my abilities from my action bar. -
12-16-2011, 09:37 PMThugHunter
These are awesome, you don't need to Macro them imo, if you have them all on the same line of your bar, when you activate step one, steps 2 highlight and you can choose the way you want to go e.g
Activate fast Blade, Flat blade and Savage blade become highlighted, if you choose flat blade you get the increased emnity, if you choose savage blade goring blade then highlights as your next ws. Its really simple and effective, and you can move around, transfer the stage of the ws to another mob, so if your mob dies halfway through the combo, you can target another mob and carry on.
Obviously if you miss during any stage of the combo, the combo is broken and you have to start again.
The fact that you only use the TP for the first WS means you can build 3000 TP and whack off a whole load of WS combo's one after another, and TP does generate at an ok speed, I had invigorate on my bar aswell as outmanouver and was never really out of TP
Really loving the combo's well done SE. -
12-17-2011, 12:07 AMFraenirVolsung
The Riot Blade to Rage of Halone is a very potent combo. Maybe I am the only one that had the issue, but the only way I could get it to activate was by performing Riot Blade from behind the enemy. I kept having to Shield Bash to stun, run behind and Riot Blade, and then the Rage of Halone combo would trigger. I guess it makes sense since Riot Blade has a bonus when performed behind the enemy.
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12-17-2011, 01:30 AMOrophinAre you doing Riot Blade RIGHT BEHIND the monster? Because it's labeled as a ranged attack, and I wasn't able to get the chain to activate using it at range. I never did try it up close on a monster.Quote:
Originally Posted by FraenirVolsung
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12-17-2011, 05:31 AMkro
Positioning IS required to get chain bonuses.
So macroing these combos isn't really a good idea. You get ~10 seconds to input the next stage of a combo so it's best to use that time to re-position and add attack buffs like Bloodbath, Blindside, and Blood for Blood for the finishers. -
12-17-2011, 05:45 AMFraenirVolsungYes, I was doing Riot Blade close ranged from behind the enemy and it would trigger the Rage of Halone combo in every case. The biggest problem I had with doing this combo solo was that sometimes the Stun effect would proc on Shield Bash and other times it wouldn't.Quote:
Are you doing Riot Blade RIGHT BEHIND the monster? Because it's labeled as a ranged attack, and I wasn't able to get the chain to activate using it at range. I never did try it up close on a monster.
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12-17-2011, 05:41 PMAndrien
I do Shield Bash first to stun them, then I get behind the mob and then Riot Blade > Rage of Halone.