I've found that when using a profile to grind lower level mobs, it doesn't really act like a human would. It targets 1 mob, kills it and moves to the next. This is fine for mobs of the same level, but mobs that are 15+ levels down, it is usually a 1 shot kill.
My proposal is,
- If mob_level < x then,
- In areas where there are mobs clumped together, say more than 5 within a 10 yard range, use instant cast spell (eg moonfire, corruption, etc) and tab through each mob. Possibly moving while doing this, or jumping.
- Loot all the mobs at the same time.
- Move to next bunch of mobs.
- If there are any single mobs handle them as normal.
Additionally (maybe this exists and Ive missed it somewhere),
- I've noticed that AvoidMob is not really great to have in low level grinding profiles. It makes your toon run around a little crazy.
- I'd suggest some sort of IgnoreMob idea, where your toon wont attack a certain mob unless it attacks him, but at the same time your toon wont go out of its way to avoid it.
Hope this is reasonable
Thank you!
My proposal is,
- If mob_level < x then,
- In areas where there are mobs clumped together, say more than 5 within a 10 yard range, use instant cast spell (eg moonfire, corruption, etc) and tab through each mob. Possibly moving while doing this, or jumping.
- Loot all the mobs at the same time.
- Move to next bunch of mobs.
- If there are any single mobs handle them as normal.
Additionally (maybe this exists and Ive missed it somewhere),
- I've noticed that AvoidMob is not really great to have in low level grinding profiles. It makes your toon run around a little crazy.
- I'd suggest some sort of IgnoreMob idea, where your toon wont attack a certain mob unless it attacks him, but at the same time your toon wont go out of its way to avoid it.
Hope this is reasonable
Thank you!
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