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[suggestion] PCT buttons that are mutually exclusive depending on Subtractive Palatte's White Paint / Black Paint swap #303

Open wikid24 opened 4 months ago

wikid24 commented 4 months ago

What is thy suggestion? Button 1: RGB Single Target (not available when "Subtractive Palatte" button is active) Button 2: CMY Single Target (only available once "Subtractive Palatte" button is active)

could be squished to one button.

Button 3: RGB AOE (not available when "Subtractive Palatte" button is active) Button 4: CMY AOE (only available once "Subtractive Palatte" button is active)

could be squished to one button.

Button 5: Holy in White (not available when "Subtractive Palatte" button is active) Button 6: Comet in Black (only available once "Subtractive Palatte" is active)

could be squished to one button

1) Are abilities in question must be truly mutually exclusive? Yes

2) Does this actually saves you button space? Hell yes. If this is implemented PCT skills can actually fit onto one XHB hotbar as opposed to two XHB hotbars

3) Is it wild and wacky? Nope makes perfect sense

4) Is the overall level of intelligence required to execute is about as low as the floor? No IQ required :)

username4447 commented 4 months ago

placing the last spell of each line i propose would do :

avantearpeggio commented 4 months ago

any motif continuation : creature motif > pom motif > pom muse ( > mog of the ages ?)

I actually think this probably /shouldn't/ be a continuation, since being able to hold a mog/madeen is actually good way to push damage around your buff window.

username4447 commented 4 months ago

I actually think this probably /shouldn't/ be a continuation, since being able to hold a mog/madeen is actually good way to push damage around your buff window.

True, i'll remove that

TheGokki commented 4 months ago

All of these seem very reasonable. Would love to see them implemented.