07/08/2019 08:38 PMPosted by VolatilityWill there be cookies?If you can get Grumbles from WoW to come over here there will be. He likes to leave cookies after his posts. :)

We've sunk so low we're barking at people because they aren't English native speakers. I know Beast's posts are a bit out there (and I'm good at translating what non-native speakers are trying to say for the most part as it's a necessary skill for tech support), but is that really all you folks have to work with now? Really?I mean hell, he's not even in the tin foil hat group. Ah well, maybe the forum changeover happening shortly will divert your attention from attacking each other for a microsecond or two.¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'd love for them to revert the zero proc coefficient on Caltrops: Jagged Spikes. Kite builds were really fun in vanilla. Now that life steal is gone and it's life on hit intead, it doesn't make sense for those proc coefficients to be zero anymore.

07/01/2019 09:57 AMPosted by Achilles06/30/2019 03:59 AMPosted by MissCheetah...No, not really. Anything that performs actions that you can't do with the in-game controls are not allowed. The OP wants to spam a skill on repeat which is not something you can do with the game controls. Even in WoW which has an in-game macro maker, you cant automate a skill to repeat like that.So, technically no, the OP wants to automate that skill press so they run the risk of getting in trouble.umm wrong. This was extensively covered for keyboard and mouse macros for WOW and diablo being a product of the same …

07/01/2019 02:03 PMPosted by ElobaCarcenBattle Net Helper does not get replaced every time you launch the game. You can restore it by repairing the app by running the installation file again (it doesn't require you to uninstall).It gets replaced whenever you launch the B.net app if it detects that it's missing. Nothing more, nothing less. It has nothing to do with the game, which is why I didn't mention the game itself.07/01/2019 02:03 PMPosted by ElobaCarcenIn any case, while I'm thankful for the replies, none of what you guys said much to do with what I said.I proposed, that those willing to…

07/01/2019 07:02 AMPosted by daddyDeleting files and adding files are considered tempering, non?Just reminded me of the Java Zon glitch where you hitting with a javelin in melee distance can turn into range with just deleting files or adding a file idr.eh im just erring in caution in blizzard games due to wardenWarden scans for changes while the game is running. The B.net app will scan the game for missing files and replace or repair them. Altering game files gets dicey on modern games because of the MD5 hash associated with those files. And because each installation and patching cycle is u…

07/01/2019 06:46 AMPosted by daddyI dont think its wise to advertise the fact that you've tempered with files.All deleting that file does is...nothing. It'll get replaced the next time the B.net app is launched as it searches for all components and if any are missing (assuming it's even able to launch after screwing with files you might know nothing about) it'll simply replace them.All one is doing when they tamper with the B.net app files is potentially hindering their ability to play the game properly or at all. The cache files aren't an issue and can be nuked. They'll be rebuilt as the app …

07/01/2019 06:05 AMPosted by MissCheetahNo, it has nothing to do with the game at all. The launcher just checks for game version, patches, then connects you to the Bnet infrastructure so you can play.If you wish, you can set the Launcher to close completely once you click the play button for a game. It is not needed once you get logged in.Unless you need access to out-of-game chat via the B.net app, it's highly recommended that you configure it to close automatically when launching a game as it both eats resources (it really is a CPU hog) and can actually corrupt the game's files if left open …

It's pretty bloody simple really, as MissCheetah has pointed out (repeatedly): One press must result in only one action. Holding down the button or key is still one press and the game engine registers it as a hold since it has not received the KeyUp event. World of Warcraft does this as well (though it has an extra option to cast on key press or KeyDown or the original default of KeyUp while D3 has only the former but allows holds just like WoW).You're allowed to remap buttons in any way you see fit so long as only one button or key is mapped to any single input, be it key or mouse button. You…

06/15/2019 07:03 PMPosted by OniIf OpenGL is the problem, I wonder why the game plays fine for me on a 2010 Mac Pro. Am running SSD's, obviously APFS format & latest Mojave thanks to a GPU upgrade (Radeon RX 580).It would seem something intrinsic to newer macs that is the issue.You're running AMD hardware. That's why it's not really that bad. OpenGL is still a bit fubared on Mojave for AMD hardware though, just nowhere near as bad as with nVidia hardware currently (Apple refuses to let nVidia release drivers to alleviate the problems).On the I/O side of the equation, your APFS drives will even…