hmm… upon reading the text of wither a bit closer, and some testing, it seems doesn’t actually work that way inside a macro. I thought the base spell would cast successfully for immolate or wither since they share the same base spell, but that seems to be the case only for within gse itself, when using the spell blocks, and not actually for within macros.
Here’s the updated wow macro for the diabolist hero talents:
ST:
Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce the issue you’re having as it seems to work no problem on my end. Maybe check the troubleshooting section to see if you can find a solution there?
Thanks for the heads up. I suppose good timing too since I just managed to level up all my the remaining classes to level 80, and plan to share what I came up with (along with any other needed updates to what I already shared) hopefully by the end of next week.
I had a closer look at this spec and made a few more changes. I also figure out that when I use the /cast Corruption command, That will tell the game to cast either Immolate or Wither depending on which hero class you want to do.
As to the hero talents, according to what I just simmed, it looks like hellcaller does better aoe dps, while diabolist does better ST dps.
Since Desto warlock gotten buff using your macro netting me over 3-4m chaos bolts <3 makes me giddy af <3 (Diablost) haven’t tried hellfire version yet
Would like to say thanks for this. I have been using it what seems forever now and with a talent build for 11.1 - a hellcaller ST build - i am almost 99% of my sim dmg.
When using spell blocks, gse will automatically change the spell yo put there to the base spell name of what you are casting. In this case, Shadow bolt is the base spell name for Incinerate, so if you were to add Incinerate into a GSE spell block, GSE will automatically change the spell name of Incinerate to Shadow bolt. As a result, you are actually casting Incinerate when GSE tries to cast the spell block that says Shadow Bolt.
So really very new to this, but loving it so far, makes destro rotation for me so much easier since I’m an older player. However I like to control summon infernal and I’ve blocked it out on the sequence, however it still cast on me. How do I remove that, can I just delete the first line of the macro button sequence?
If you disable, delete, or make any changes for that matter within a gse sequence, make sure that you click save before clicking away or exiting out. Otherwise the changes won’t go into effect.
I am new, so i just imported your Macro, I have severe RSI so this site is a godsend as I thought my Playing days would be over…I read up and imported and set the Macro’s up as instructed…now have a couple of questions my home/world MS is 40 I use AHK…and set it at about 120 MS , is that right? and second question, Wither is auto cast in the macro? or do i need to have like a wa that tells me to cast it?
I’m not too sure I understand what you’re asking, so this should answer what I think you’re asking. I myself don’t use AHK. I instead use my mouse which “clicks” my wow macro at about 100ms when I hold that mouse button down. Then the macro command /click [nochanneling] SCG_DES within the WoW macro is what tells the GSE sequence of the same name to fire off so long as everything is set up correctly.
Yeah it’s saved in the GSE sequence, however the macro button sequence still has summon infernal, /cast [nopet,nomounted] Summon Felhunter
/target. Do I need to delete this line in order to make it quit summoning on me?
Summon Felhunter summons your permanent pet if you don’t have it out (or it dies). If you want to summon it manually, then you will want to delete that line (/cast [nopet,nomounted] Summon Felhunter) from the WoW macro. Summon Infernal, however is a completely different spell that summons a second, temporary pet that you don’t have any control over when it’s out.
I’m sorry, I misread. Summon Infernal is what I want to control. But I think it I fixed it, I just blocked the sequence and made sure I hit save. It was summoning on me.