Warrior ps4 crossbar help :(

Firstly if this is wrong place to post i am sorry.
I have just hit level 50 warrior and am struggling with setting my crossbar up.
I do not know how to make macros,but have constantly been searching net for help.

Please please can someone give me an idea of a good setup for crossbar(s)
Thank you in advance for any advice and help.

Cross class
Pug lvl 8
Con lvl 8
Gla lvl 15

Hey there kmt ive played warr since beta and never used macros but i set up my bar on ps4 starting on second page i use R2 O as heavy swing R2 X maim then square to triangle is rest of bb combo now R2 right d pad storms path R2 up storms eye down d pad is my stun. Now I'm at work I can't remember rest but when I get home ill look at it more its mostly putting stuff where you feel comfortable

Thank you very much Anubis,looking at your set i maybe using things i do not need.Really appreciate you taking the time to help me.

I'm at work as well, but I'll post my crossbar as well so you can see if it helps. The disclaimer to that is that I use a keyboard as well and have additional abilities hot keyed to my numpad. I put the abilities that are more situational on the numpad, that allows me to only need to use the first page of my controller crossbar during battle, so, in my opinion, it makes for having to occasionally take my right hand off the controller.

One piece of advice is that you will need Provoke from the GLD (lvl 22) to properly tank some of the late game instances (Garuda EX and one of the Binding Coils come to mind).

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Originally Posted by Kmt

Please please can someone give me an idea of a good setup for crossbar(s)

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Hi Kmt! I just posted this on another thread, so I copied it here for you. Feel free to take what you'd like from it, or ignore it completely.
Like anubis1820 said, the important thing is that you feel comfortable with your setup. If it doesn't feel right... then you'll make mistakes when things get heated. Try a few different things, figure out what works best for you, and then build on that.

Oh, and personally I don't like macros, so I don't use any. But I do think you should test them out and see if you like them... they do have certain advantages here and there.

Anyway, here's what I have to say about the PS4 Cross-Bar setup for Warrior:

Sorry, I'm unable to get a screenshot up (just... life.. )
But, I can write it out for you. This is from memory, though... so I'm not sure if I've got everything right, but it's definitely enough to show you the gist of what I'm trying to describe in having the R2 side of Set 1 and Set 2 the exact same:

Set 1 - When holding L2
Up - Steel Cyclone
Left - Unchained
Right - Inner Beast
Down - Overpower

Triangle - Provoke
Square - Infuriate
Circle - Beserk
X - Tomahawk

Set 1 - When holding R2
Up - Storm's Eye
Left - Mercy Stroke
Right - Storm's Path
Down - Brutal Swing

Triangle - Butcher's Block
Square - Maim
Circle - Skull Sunder
X - Heavy Swing

Set 2 - When holding L2
Up - Thrill of Battle
Left - Bloodbath
Right - Foresight
Down - Vengeance

Triangle - Defiance
Square - Convalescence
Circle - Holmgang
X - Fracture

Set 2 - When holding R2
Up - Storm's Eye
Left - Mercy Stroke
Right - Storm's Path
Down - Brutal Swing

Triangle - Butcher's Block
Square - Maim
Circle - Skull Sunder
X - Heavy Swing

When you press R1, it switches your whole set of skills.
So, I normally start on Set 1, and Tomahawk into a pack, maybe an Overpower or two, and then start my combos on the Hold-Down-R2 side of things.
Once into my combos, I can switch over to Set 2 and fire off a mitigation cool-down during the Global Cool Down (GCD) of the combos and continue the combos right there (no need to switch back to Set 1... might not have enough time to do so before the GCD is done and waiting on me for my next attack).

Here's an example of a combo button press sequence:

On Set 1
*Hold L2, Press X = Tomahawk
*Hold R2, Press X = Heavy Swing
*Press R1 to switch to Set 2..
On Set 2
*Hold L2, Press Down = Vengeance
*Hold R2, Press Circle = Skull Sunder
*Press R1 to switch back to Set 1.. (may need to press this twice if you have a 3rd set for other things...)
On Set 1
*Hold L2, Press Circle = Beserk
*Hold R2, Press Triangle = Butcher's Block
...

The GCD is long enough to easily swap sets once and fire off a non-GCD ability and get back into your combo before the GCD is over so you don't waste any time at all.

Notice how I swapped between Set 1 and Set 2 mid-Butcher's-Block-combo to fire off different cool-downs.
Another thing... I like to position my abilities in order. Notice my Butcher's Block combo "works up" the game-pad (X -> Circle -> Triangle). And my other combo's "work up" the other side (X -> Square -> Right or Up)
I also have Tomahawk on L2-X because I have Heavy Swing on R2-X and that way they're kind of on the same button (X).

I'm also considering swapping the position of Mercy Stroke (currently doubled on Set 1 and Set 2) with Inner Beast (currently only on Set 1). If I do that... I'll have notification when on Set 2 that my Wrath stacks have built up again and are ready to be used. I'll likely make this change soon, it seems helpful anyway.

I still have to get my Monk/Pugilist into a few levels so I can add those cross-class skills as well.
When I do this, I'll probably get into the extra cross-bar: Holding L2 and then R2 so that you're holding both will bring up another set... as well as Holding R2 and then L2 to hold both. I might even put all the same skills on those two cross-bars (the Holding-L2-and-then-R2 set as well as the Holding-R2-and-then-L2 set) so that it doesn't matter if I hit L2 or R2 first... all I have to do is hold them both in either order to access the same skills on the extra cross-bar.

I'm sure there's lots more to do to help out a game-pad setup. If anyone has any suggestions or comments, please feel free to comment so we can all judge and learn for ourselves :)

Have fun!

Thank you Sam i have already learnt something :) will go and get provoke asap.Thank you for replying.

Omg thank you so much Cold Raven that is awesome.I cant thank you enough for spending all that time writing it all out for me.I will be trying this set up for sure.

Fantastic thank you Cold Raven set your cross bar up and it all clicked into place.I am now a very happy man.Once again thank you and thank you to Anubis and Sam for taking the time to reply.

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Originally Posted by Kmt

Fantastic thank you Cold Raven set your cross bar up and it all clicked into place.I am now a very happy man.

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No problem, have fun with it!
Remember that it's your cross bar now... make sure it works for you, tweak it here and there and make it fit your play-style.

I see you got your Paladin up to level 22 for Provoke, good move!

One day, my crafting will be as powerful as yours!
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow... :)

No problem, KMT. Have fun!

You have all made my gaming experience a whole different experience,for this i cannot thank you enough.I am now at ease with it and finding the game a joy.Thank you so much again :-)

There are A LOT of customizable settings in this game. How it looks, what your buttons do, filters for things...

It's kind of daunting, but it is worth it to sit down for a while and go through them to see if there's anything that would help your style.

Here's what I've set up. Some things I like about it and some things I'll consider changing. I have set R1 tap to toggle between just hotbar 1 and 2 when weapon drawn. I also turned on the feature where you can hold the two triggers together to bring up extra hotbars.

Set 1, L2:

http://i.imgur.com/Gp7gTt4.jpg


Set 1, R2:

http://i.imgur.com/r7WmkLS.jpg


Set 2, L2:

http://i.imgur.com/6VTufRX.jpg


Set 2, R2:

http://i.imgur.com/ZIkfrpC.jpg

L2 + R2:

http://i.imgur.com/XmJcbmB.jpg

R2 + L2:

http://i.imgur.com/ANYTGfw.jpg

Hope this helps, and any pro tips will be welcome :)

i use the dual trigger for me, r2 and l2 pop up third crossbar. macros help remove buttons and clear space for me mostly and you can look at your premade macros to kind of see them

macros

/ac mercy stroke <t>
/ac heavy swing <t>
/ac tomahawk <t>

removes two buttons, tomahawks from far, mercy strokes first chance

for pvp i have
/ac overpower <t>
/ac foresight <me>
/ac bloodbath "
" vengeance "
" featherfoot " etc

how that works is if overpower is available it overpowers, if you button mash or just click again it cycles cooldowns, always overpowering first when up

/ac provoke <t>
/wait .5
/ac tomahawk <t>

right trigger i go my combo, dual trigger my wrath abilities so i can keep r held. so just r trig i have heavy swing macro and the butchers block combo with maim on triangle. dpad buttons have my storms path and eye with a macro for minor buffs. L trigger i have sprint as tri, my stun as square and overpower and provoke macro with my big buffs on the dpad. dual L trigger brings up my intro macros, potions and a mount and my pvp actions. been tweaking it quite a bit to get pvp mixed in and it seems to work

oh and
/macroicon "skill name"
gives the macro an icon

if your skillname is two words capitalize and use " "
so
/macroicon "Heavy Swing"

you can even set up a horizontal crossbar and see all your cooldowns above your cross hotbar in char config, hotbars

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Originally Posted by Killabye

you can even set up a horizontal crossbar and see all your cooldowns above your cross hotbar in char config, hotbars

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Nice tip! That's a good point, I think I'll use one of those. Nice to have some place you can always peek at to remind you of what's ready and what's not. Then you can switch sets and hit whatever buttons are necessary to do what you need.

I like this idea.