Is this feature worth it? what classes benefit the most from it?
Is this feature worth it? what classes benefit the most from it?
What do you mean "worth it?" You mean who does it penalize the least?
The rotation assistant (which OBR is based on) is really bad for a lot of specs, especially in AE. I believe (could be wrong) that they even said they don't want the rotation manager to be as good/accurate/useful as hekili.
That said, 95% of content in this game is trivial so its good enough for most players
A better way to think about Casual v Hardcore: https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...asual-Hardcore

If you are asking this question yes the feature is worth it for you
For people with disabilities? Yes, very much worth it.
Considering 1-button-rotation adds I think 0.5 seconds to the global cooldown, then the more instant-cast abilities a class has in their rotation, the less DPS they'll do compared to someone executing the rotation manually.what classes benefit the most from it?
So, melee classes are usually the ones that benefit less from the feature. Spellcasters usually get less DPS penalties out of it.
But you're not going to be competitive with the feature, just to make it clear.
"Torturing someone is not an evil thing to do if it is done for good reasons" by Varodoc
"You sit in OG/SW waiting on a Mythic+ queue" by Altmer <- Oh, the pearls in this forum...
"They sort of did this Dragonriding, which ushered in the Dracthyr race." by Teriz <- the BS some people reach for their narratives...
Noone, since you loose dps. Just put some effort in yourself and learn how to play without that. Im a vanilla player and i learned by the hard way. Nowadays you have a lot of cool and well done guides for everything, so you dont need of that child bs![]()
Well...not proud of my friend who said his dps on the damage meters went up when using the one button rotation AND he was even top dps in some battlegrounds.
So that could mean a lot of people thing that one button rotation is below their standards, think they do great but actually suck. Also, like other rotation helpers, it will tell you always to blow a CD at the start of any fight, when in reality you want to save it for special fights. In Hekili for example you could manually sort abilities to only be used on boss fights for example. No idea if the one button assist allows that as well - if it does, it requires a basic understanding of your class and spells and you might as well go back to square 1 and not use it.
I wouldn't take this crutch into raids or mythic+ but if you just want to be really lazy doing your dailies / levelling or you play an alt / specc that you are clueless about and don't care to learnetc...sure, why not.

It's worth it for players who benefit from it.
Classes that would benefit from it are those with the most abilities in their rotation or which have the most complex gameplay.
A better way to think about Casual v Hardcore: https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...asual-Hardcore

A better way to think about Casual v Hardcore: https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...asual-Hardcore

The idea of being in an MMOC guild, with a bunch of perpetually angry/terminally online man-toddlers who hate the game but are too addicted to stop playing it, sure sounds like a fun way to play WoW.
/s
To me the big (great) thing about Hekili was that it shhowed you a suggestion for the next 3 spells. Giving me an idea based on the progress of the fight what made sense.
Ah well...I survives WoW 2005 without it and I will live without it these days.
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It is a funny meme, but I learned how to "upgrade" from a clicker to a player with keybinds and mouse. But..no. Not everyone should do it, because I did. Just saying that for me it was worth it.
One button assist didn't exist back then. It does now. Fine by me...use it, if it works.
Is it worth it?
Yes – if everyone is using it. There are no losers – except if you stand in the fire.
Yes – if you are just exploring and farming legacy, or if you are playing many alts. It's amazing.
No – if you are even a little bit competitive. Also, over time the classes will receive more abilities, so the total lost time from GCD will stack even more. I believe this is one of the reasons for why they have simplified the spellbook. However - you can expect to perform worse and worse over time, with each ability added to the rotation.
You also don't have any mastery - people will simple read and react better, when they know thier class inside out(automatic vs. manual car OR numb vs. alert - wrum wrum).
It's not sustainable for any challenge and it's very clear.
Last edited by HanziePanzie; 2026-02-26 at 09:34 PM.

