These notifications can also be fine tuned with scroll up, down, or fancy arc flavors. You've got your basic layout of incoming damage and healing as well as outgoing.īlizzard also included a personal floating combat text that allows you to turn on or off notifications for things like combo points, auras, entering or leaving combat, low mana and health, etc. True be told, the Blizzard scroll combat text (or "floating combat text," as Blizzard calls it) is pretty damn good. It's all a matter of style and choice, with the occasional added feature here or there. However, be warned, most scrolling combat text addons have their genesis in the same function, so most of what you get in one addon will be similar to others. If you're not happy with the feature set of one addon, there might be another out there that tweaks things the way you want it. One of the best aspects of the scrolling combat text addon category is that you have some pretty good options out there for addon choice. It is good fortune, then, that I may pass on this timeless knowledge to all who wish to learn. I needed more options and information, however, so a search was on for alternative scrolling combat text displays. I had turned on the default floating combat text that came in the box, and lo and behold, the thing wasn't half bad. I think this was back a few patch ago, either in the patch 4.1 days or back near the end of Wrath of the Lich King. What's another scrolling combat text addon other than MSBT? Thanks!įor a while, Mik's just didn't work. I also don't want to assume that everyone just defaults to Mik's, but it has been the predominant force in scrolling combat text engineering and design in the last few years. His email didn't give an exact reason for the sudden swap from SCT staple Mik's Scrolling Battle Text, so the exact reason why he needs a different scrolling combat text display isn't known. Today is one of those magnanimous days.Ī reader named Jeff sent me an email that stated he is in the market for a new scrolling combat text addon. Sometimes those questions are so good that they get featured right here on the column. The Addon Spotlight Team and I have been hard at work combing through emails in the Addon Mailbag, doing our best to get answers to as many questions that come in.
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