Example: A skill template making program that is constantly up to date with the latest skill updates.
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An armor designer. A program that has all the armor set pieces so we can mix and match to see what we'd like before having to get them in game. Something similar to the ingame preview window so we can see what different dye combos will do. Or even better, color sliders that then tell us what the best dye combination to use to get whatever color in game.
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An armor designer. A program that has all the armor set pieces so we can mix and match to see what we'd like before having to get them in game. Something similar to the ingame preview window so we can see what different dye combos will do. Or even better, color sliders that then tell us what the best dye combination to use to get whatever color in game.
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The ability to bind actions to mouse4, mouse5, mouse6, mouse7, mouse8, mouse9, and beyond.
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Pawned2 is a skill making program that is up to date:
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/p...t10391290.html Its a very good app. |
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There are programs that can do things like this, like AutoHotkey
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If I were to use that I might as well use the actual driver software that came packaged with my mouse; I just want it to be natively supported by the game.
Not exactly what the OP was questioning for, but dammit, it's not like mouse3+ didn't exist before GW was released! Bah! |
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An armor designer. A program that has all the armor set pieces so we can mix and match to see what we'd like before having to get them in game. Something similar to the ingame preview window so we can see what different dye combos will do. Or even better, color sliders that then tell us what the best dye combination to use to get whatever color in game.
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