Job action combos one button

[Saimeren]

That's not to say we should build the game around that degree of injury, but "just get creative" isn't particularly useful advice; there are certain movements that become unusable, unusable without pain, or unusable without pain over longer spans, whether that be stretching laterally, vertically, twisting the wrist inwardly, outwardly, or translation (due to needing to rest the weight of the hand).

To assume that anyone having problems just hasn't remotely tried to think their way out of their situation is... not great.

Getting creative is good advice though. I've mentioned it twice now and not a single person who's replied to me has bothered to consider it. Use a macro that allows your primary hotbar to switch to a secondary hidden hotbar that lies directly behind your primary one that uses the exact same keybinds as your primary hotbar.

If you have 12 keys that you can use comfortably with your main hotbar, then you automatically have a second hotbar that can use those exact same keys.

/hotbar change 5

That's it. Make a macro for that and plop it on your hotbar. (yes it'll take up a slot. But doing so opens up 11 more slots.) Just change the 5 to whatever hotbar you have open that you're not using.

And then on the new hotbar you make a second macro that's the exact same.

/hotbar change 1


That's creative. That's all there is to it. You can have several hotbars share the same keybinds without any modifiers or mods/addons Ect..

Bind that one specific keybind to something easy to reach (I did Caps Lock) and every time you hit Caps lock you'll switch to a new bar full of spells that you can use with your normal keybinds.

That opens you up from having 12 hotbar slots to 22.

If you have enough mobility to comfortably reach and use any of the modifiers, then you can have a second hotbar with that modifier.

If you still need more space, make more macros for more hidden bars.

If you're able to use shift comfortably, then you can also make a hidden bar behind your shift modifier hotbar by doing the exact same thing.

Edit: You can place things like raid CD's, defensive CD's, personal heals, resurrect stuns Ect.. on the hidden bar if you don't like the thought of having to constantly switch between them to check CD's.

On my Dragoon for example, that's where I put my two heals, all my jumps, Mirage dive and Geirskogul.

It's for out of the way abilities that I don't need every few seconds, but have access to if I need them quickly.