My idea with maxroll’s CoE timer is that since it is technically another program that doesn’t have anything to do with the game at all it can’t really be banned. You can outsource builds and mechanics in the planner that will tell you 100s of things that aren’t built into the game, such as what’s addative, what frames you need and other info that you can’t get in game. You can have a third party site remind you a ding a CoE timer (lol funny) And numlock can be considered also built-in feature since it’s part of most PC keyboards and Blizzard has made numlock to work in a certain way in the game from the very start → it’s received to D3 like any other keypress without any external automation.Ĭolor blind mode example i’m not commenting. But widescreen support is actually built-in D3 feature. TOS says it’s illegal to use external stuff. Numlock + wide screen are quite bad examples. I can see more sideways than a standard panel and I can dash and teleport to further places that standard screens can reach? Should we make every setting in the game a static value and unable to change, what about someone who has an ultra wide like mine. Simple minds get so effected when they feel left behind when there are so many ways to enhance and get that min max adv. What about using number pad lock to cast skills over n over without pressing it.
Turning on colour blind mode gives advantage to see in game, especially in eternal woods with the massive haze you can barely see in. Again that’s your assumption, nobody has been banned for turbohud in over 4 years.
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