We have been doing a lot more hardmodes attempts, and I even got dragged into a 10 man Freya Hardmode quite successfully the other night. The fights are getting more and more complicated – they aren’t just stand there and Dps one target. You need to be quick, and you need to be flexible. I’ve been mashing up quick /tar macros to Target the most important targets in a lot of encounters, some as recommended by strats, and others because it means I don’t need to look at my screen and try and target and click something through my add on warnings and other various add ons, or the general mess of a million mobs and fellow raiders.
One fight I’ve been using /tar Hodir – on is the Hodir fights every now and then, because I am dispeling, trying to max my dps by standing in a beam, helping free the mages, I get turned around and confused. There’s a lot going on, so /tar Hodir makes my life a little easier. Because I don’t have to try and click on him through the clutter . We sometimes use Ora2 – the tank target list, but often we don’t so Simple Macros make it a lot easier to target the right thing at the right time.
On Thorim, I did a macro for the Evokers, and the Champions so I can single target them down in the arena .
On Freya hardmode /tar Strengthened Iron Roots and I use both normal and hardmode /tar Eonar’s Gift for a quicker reaction to the tree, and if you want you can macro a Snaplasher, and two elementals too for quick target switching.
On Yogg during intense dispelling phases, I stand with my back to him permanently and use a /tar Yogg Macro to help me keep my dots up on him in between dispels, and a /tar constrictor in the earlier phases to help get people out as quickly as possible.
Having tank targets up all the time would certainly make some of the macros un-necessary – but this way I’m covered if its not, and it makes sticking dots on stuff and moving on a heck of a lot quicker
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