Additionally, things like shapeshifts and stealth may change your action bar paging, which changes which binding you may want to reference for an ability (maybe Backstab is "1" outside of Stealth but "2" in Stealth). While being able to manually set keybindings for your abilities via /hekili > Abilities is a reasonable stopgap, the real problem is the way that WoW recycles action slots and how different addons may use them differently. I am experimenting with a couple of new and different approaches to keybinding detection and am hoping to have a better, more consistent solution available in the near future. I can go into more depth on this if people express some interest, because it's actually fairly interesting for modeling reasons.ģ. Additionally, because you can Fire Blast while casting, the addon will need to better identify what spells are in-flight. I did a recent pass on Fire that has had reasonably good results, but it turns out that this specialization is more sensitive to the distinction between what occurs at the start of a cast, what happens at the end of a cast, and what happens when the spell actually impacts. You may have even pressed the same button that the addon recommended, but you may not have done it for the same reason - maybe you hit the button by accident, maybe you're expecting something that the addon can't forecast.Ģ.
SimulationCraft is that SimulationCraft knows why its sim pushed a certain button. While it seems straightforward, one of the issues with an addon like this vs. To really support Arcane, I need the addon to have a better grasp of the distinct phases in the Arcane priority. I'm hoping that I'll make more headway on these issues within the next month or so. While I've tried to follow-through on as many announced goals as possible, there were a few things that I had hoped to resolve that are not yet done.
That's the main goal from here on out, to continue to support the existing specializations, update priority lists when there are necessary updates, and to squish bugs as they're discovered. With that said, I want to confirm that I'm continuing to do my best to support as many specializations as possible (DPS and tanks, of course) and that hopefully, you've found that priority lists have been kept up to date within reasonable timeframes. As for 8.1, a lot of specs got some updates and having more Azerite Powers once the new gear is available is going to shake up the balance of things.
My personal opinion is that the game is improving a fair amount but that 8.2 is going to be the real gamechanger when we get a new Azerite system that is hopefully more interesting and engaging. Aloha all! I hope y'all are enjoying WoW in patch 8.1.
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