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    [USELESS]Look like your doing multiple attacks

    Just found this while doing some weapon skilling on my priest.

    If you spam your rightclick button on a mob, it looks like you are hitting it every single click, however it still only ticks every swing timer as normal
    Useless I know, but I just wanted to post this
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