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    Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    Any hunter who's worth his/her salt will undoubtably know about the steady shot rotation macro:

    /Castsequence reset=3 Steady Shot, Auto Shot

    It's pretty good in itself because it means you never miss an auto shot, but what I recently realised was that it reduces the attack speed of any ranged weapon to the cast time of steady shot, 1.5 seconds.

    This is because you cast steady shot then immediately auto shot then immediately steady shot again. The cooldown on your ranged weapon doesn't have a chance to start because Steady shot overrides it.

    What you need to do is make a macro of the castsequence, bind it to something and hammer that key. It works best if you've got a slow, hard hitting ranged weapon, as you would get very high hits and an even higher crit chance.

    Well, I hope everyone can understand all that.





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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    good post i am a hunter but dont have steady shot yet

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    sweet man...I .... had a hunter -.- but a lvl 19 rogue twink sounded soooo tempting...why the hell did I delete the hunter anyway
    Hello, I just wanted to remind YOU that you just wasted 5-10 seconds of your life reading my signature HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    I made the same mistake with a Druid.

    Seriously everyone, a level 19 rogue twink is so not worth it :runaway:

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    do you know that you can get your char backs by asking gm?

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    Originally Posted by Salad
    I made the same mistake with a Druid.

    Seriously everyone, a level 19 rogue twink is so not worth it :runaway:
    no...but a 29 twink is!!

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    Originally Posted by RedWorm
    do you know that you can get your char backs by asking gm?
    Yeah, but it was a long time ago now and I wouldn't want to risk a ban or something.

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    lol no.

    steady shot resets autoshot cooldown so your autshot ALWAYS fires 0.5 seconds after steadyshot. weapon speed does not matter, nor does any macro.

    80% of hunters use that macro out of laziness because it makes button spamming easier.

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    Re: Steady shot rotation = faster ranging

    Originally Posted by Salad
    Yeah, but it was a long time ago now and I wouldn't want to risk a ban or something.

    what are u talking about ??? a ban`? u cant be banned for asking to get ur char back ? lol my friend used to do it all the time... even with old chars ( cus sometimes he did a "clean up" on his account and deleted char he didnt play.. and ofc he regret it some months later... :P

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