Poll: What do you guys think is easier/better to heal with?

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  1. #21
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    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Quote Originally Posted by comablack
    grid + clique + mouse over macros
    wins!

  2. #22

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Grid + 'target=mouseover' macros.

  3. #23

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    I use grid + keybinds

    Clique is slightly faster, but it makes me worse at pvp.


  4. #24

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Need to add Healbot + Grid, thats what i use.

  5. #25

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Another vote for VuhDo here.

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    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Quote Originally Posted by [iTG
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    grid and only grid.

    the problem i have w/ clique or other mouse over macros is that it cripples your ability to use your mouse to a certain extent. if say your healing a main target that is taking a ton of damage, your unable to heal them unless your mouse cursor is over their raid frame or character.

    heres an example as to how mouse over macros could be bad: i play as a resto druid, now say im in charge w/ healing the tank, but oh crap, i have to move to the other side of the boss room to avoid this blue stuff, while im using my mouse to maneuver my character thru hazards, i am unable to hot up the tank due to the fact that my cursor is not hovering over the tanks frame. all it takes is that 1-2 second window and an unlucky tank to die.
    Just wrong. I play resto druid too and I use this type of macro for all my spells:

    #showtooltip
    /cast [target=mouseover,help,nodead][help][target=player] Rejuvenation

    When you hit the macro button
    1. Cast Reju if you mouseover someone
    2. If no mouseover target, cast reju on your target
    3. If no mouverover target and no target, cast reju on yourself.

    With this, you can select a tank and while running around with rightclick moving, all your spells goes to your target. when you stop and mouseover people, you begin to cast on them.

    And Clique is useful for dispelling/more utility.

    I arranged same macro for my resto shammy cousin for riptide, chain heal, etc. he heals the same way without problems.

    I used Grid but had problems, Perfect raid is another option.

  7. #27

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    I use X-Perl with no mouseover macros. I can't stand Grid and I've never tried Healbot or Clique.

  8. #28

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Vuhdo +1

  9. #29

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Vuhdo FTW!!!

  10. #30

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Using grid + mouseover macros so I voted grid + clique

  11. #31

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Oldschool. Click the raid frame and hit the button

  12. #32

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    I mostly use VuhDo


  13. #33
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    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    Grid + Clique + mouseovers.
    Used to just use Clique, but with the razer naga mouseovers bound to the number pad (which then binds it to the mouse numpad) is nice.

  14. #34

    Re: What do u guys reckon si better for raid healing?

    I use a combination of Grid + Clique and mouseover macros. This is IMO the best thing to do, you won't have to have as many modifiers to your mouse as you usually would if only using Clique, which can be messt when stressing to heal/salvation/protection/whatever someone. And you won't have to have as many keybinds/modifiers to your keys for the same reason.

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