jjtama.blogg.se - Best tanks in wow 7.3

Or even Feral druid (cat), you give +5% crit aura that also heals every few seconds, Mangle debuff for bleed effects, and the mentioned druid utility. Druids have Rebirth and Innervate at their diposal, rets have their hand spells. You want utility for the raid group? Just roll Balance Druid or Retribution Paladin, those two specs give the most buffs to the raid group - Owlkin gives +3% haste, +3% hit for spells via debuff, +12% spelldamage and +5% crit Ret gives +3% damage done, +3% haste, +3% crit debuff and replenishment effect. All specs are great to dps with, the only problem is that some classes or specs scale with gear a lot more than the others, and with 3.3.5 patch, that's a problem for some 'cause there's no ICC stat overflow. You can of course repeat this process for other frames, like the Target, Focus and/or Party unit frames, and whatever else you might want to resize.There is no "the best".You can make the settings permanent by logging out of the game.Once you’ve tweaked it to your liking, disable the mover-checkbox in the MoveAnything window again and close MoveAnything.If you mess it up, click the Reset button in the MoveAnything window (right next to that Mover-checkbox you enabled).You can also change the transparancy by using your scrollwheel while you hover your cursor over the gray overlay.If you look closely at the gray overlay, you’ll notice it has a tiny black block on the bottom and rightside, you can click & hold down those to change the scale of the playerframe.You could now move this frame around (if you want) with your mouse. More importantly, the player frame itself will have a gray overlay on it.Now you should see a little “mover” window with arrow buttons to move the thing (ignore that).Next to it you’ll see 2 empty checkboxes, enable the first one to get access to a “Mover”.

When you unfold “Unit: Player” you see a list of some of its parts, the top one “Player” is the whole player frame which is one of the ones you need.

Scroll down to find the relevant frame (like say “Unit: Player”) in the list.

(so your questlog and actionbars and … everything… will resize).Īlternatively, the addon MoveAnything might be able to do what you need: You can change your UI Scale in the wow settings, but that will affect every single UI element.

I’m not aware of any setting to change the size of -only- the unitframes.