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    GSE Gnome Sequencer Enhanced is bannable?

    Hello everybody! For those who don't know it, GSE is an addon which lets you create a rotation and spam it mashing one button. You can find more information about it on the official curse page .

    What most people do is bind the macro to a button and setup a key spammer to spam it, and the addon will perform a static rotation (it cannot adapt to the situation like a rotation bot).

    I was wondering if you know anybody who got banned for using this addon, as a key spammer I could use the software provided with my Steelseries keyboard, but I don't really want to get banned for a little bit more dps

    Thank you!

    GSE Gnome Sequencer Enhanced is bannable?

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