Vastator
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- Jul 25, 2011
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For Ret Paladins...
1. Does not buff
2. Does not use Blade of Justice.
3. Does not use Eye for an Eye
4. Does not use Shield of Vengeance.
5. Does not use Word of Glory
6. Does not use Holy Wrath
7. Does not use Consecrate
8. Does not use Divine Hammer
Edit: So I got brave and decided to edit the Ret file. The settings file is for before the Pre-Patch, so ignore it completely. Singular won't use Blade of Justice because it's looking for the talent skill "Blade of Wrath." Once selected as a talent, it uses it nicely. Also, the routine seems to want to use Justicar's Vengeance, which actually does more dmg (and has a self heal) than Templar's Verdict. Justicar's Vengeance is used once it is talented. Execution Sentence is also occasionally used, though I'm not sure how/why. The code says:
Spell.Cast("Execution Sentence", when => Me.CurrentTarget.TimeToDeath() > 8)
but I can't figure out what the "TimeToDeath" is because the parenthesis have no value and I'm not sure what >8 is for. There are a LOT of spells in here that don't exist anymore, so I'm guessing this was a "hurry and make the routine actually do *something* and I'll perfect the details/specifics at a later date" release for the Ret Paladin. I don't know enough about the routine developing process to do anything to it.
1. Does not buff
2. Does not use Blade of Justice.
3. Does not use Eye for an Eye
4. Does not use Shield of Vengeance.
5. Does not use Word of Glory
6. Does not use Holy Wrath
7. Does not use Consecrate
8. Does not use Divine Hammer
Edit: So I got brave and decided to edit the Ret file. The settings file is for before the Pre-Patch, so ignore it completely. Singular won't use Blade of Justice because it's looking for the talent skill "Blade of Wrath." Once selected as a talent, it uses it nicely. Also, the routine seems to want to use Justicar's Vengeance, which actually does more dmg (and has a self heal) than Templar's Verdict. Justicar's Vengeance is used once it is talented. Execution Sentence is also occasionally used, though I'm not sure how/why. The code says:
Spell.Cast("Execution Sentence", when => Me.CurrentTarget.TimeToDeath() > 8)
but I can't figure out what the "TimeToDeath" is because the parenthesis have no value and I'm not sure what >8 is for. There are a LOT of spells in here that don't exist anymore, so I'm guessing this was a "hurry and make the routine actually do *something* and I'll perfect the details/specifics at a later date" release for the Ret Paladin. I don't know enough about the routine developing process to do anything to it.
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