Mastering Many Buttons with your Razer Naga Trinity in Classic WoW

Von perculia Letztes Update: 23.08.2019 Änderungsprotokoll Patch: 1.15.2

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Push-to-Talk is one of my favorite keybinds to put on a mouse, because it's easily accessible but out of the way of my normal abilities. As a player who puts their primary DPS buttons on their keyboard, I don't want to stop pressing them when I want to talk to my party or raid.

If I'm streaming, I might also have a separate Push-to-Talk keybind for my stream, because sometimes I want to talk to my stream but not the other 39 people in Discord and vice-versa Separating these two functions not only makes communicating easier, but also provides a sanity check to the raid who doesn't want to hear me remind viewers to like, follow, subscribe, comment, retweet, share, stalk, or look suggestively at me at the end of my broadcasts.

Class Spells and Extra Abilities

Consumables: Not only Bandages and Healing Potions, in Classic there are several stackable damage and stat increasing effects which you may want to press together or in sequence. Some of these can be put together into a macro to use all at once, but more methodical players may want a few separate binds so they can use the right consumable at the right time.

Shaman Totems: As mentioned there are 22 (23 talented) different Totems available to Shaman, and while it's unlikely you're routinely using all of them, many players could argue a circumstance in which you might want to use several different ones, especially in PvP situations. Placing some of the more important and

Hunter Traps: Similar to Shaman Totems, Hunters have several different types of traps, some of which are used more circumstantially than others. You might want Freezing Trap on a prominent and frequently used key, while keeping less frequently used traps like Frost or Explosive on out of the way mouse binds like 10, 11, or 12.

Paladin Blessings: Especially useful in conjunction with mouseover macros, so you can cast the correct blessing at the player your mouse pointer is hovering over.

Warrior Stances: While many Warriors will use "Stance Dancing" macros in order to use the prerequisite stance for the related ability (e.g. a macro that changes to Defensive Stance and casts Shield Wall together), having individual stance keybinds may be useful for players who prefer to keep their action bars separated by stance, rather than combined, and don't want the risk of losing their rage because they swapped to Battle Stance to Rend when they meant to remain in Berserker Stance and use Whirlwind instead. Placing these binds out of the way on your mouse can let them remain accessible, without worrying about accidentally pressing them when using other abilities.

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Mastering Many Buttons with your Razer Naga Trinity in Classic WoW

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