What would you guys think about getting more Dynamic, "Combo" abilities?

[Sylve]

Some classes have multiple finishers for their combos. And then there's monk who has multiple choices for each step.

Also, while auto-combos might be no different against a training dummy where you can put your full focus on your rotation, I'd argue they do dumb things down in real fights. Whenever there's a major interruption such as having to dodge a mechanic more complex than a simple AoE, or having to pick up new targets, there's a good chance my mental state will be disrupted enough that I will accidentally start a new combo afterwards instead of continuing where I left off with the last one. And I think being able to make small mistakes like that makes the game more interesting. If perfection is too easy to achieve, I will become bored more quickly.

Which is why a custom setup would work better than trying to get SE to build a system that accounts for branching combos.
Essentially the ability to go into a menu, select weaponskills and place them into a sequence.

So i could choose to have one button that shifts from True Thrust -> Vorpal Thrust -> Full Thrust and then a second button that starts with True Thrus and shifts to Disembowel and on to Chaos Thrust.

Let US figure out the path the button should take. I already do something similar with my Monk (since 2.0 even). Snap Punch and True Strike are bound onto one key while Twin Snakes and Demolish are bound into a second. If i could, I'd do it to Dragon Kick and Bootshine but they aren't mutually exclusive the way the others are.
It allows me to save 2 keybinds and since they're mutually exclusive skills, my rotation ends up as E 1 2 3 in varying order with oGCDs etc weaved as normal.

No, i don't raid or do any serious content on my Monk, despite generally being in love with the job since beta as I'm fully aware of the drawbacks that macros have. But i cannot stand not having those macros.
It would be nice if we had the ability to do things like that with other combos and mutually exclusive skills.