Hi hi,
since a few others seems to have issues similar to my own, I thought it'd be nice if we all pitched in, and described our own issues, and what workaround we have... after all, not all others might have thought about it .
I personally, have a little issue, where if things get too fast, or I get stressed, my fingers get well... confused.
This is particularly bad if playing a summoner type of character, as often, I'd end up unsummoning something, rather than summon what I want.
The obvious solution, usually, is to spread the keys (1,2 for main attacks, 5 7 9 for summons).
In ESO however, this does not work if we swap weapons, as we end up having hard to reach keys. The counter I found to this, as a mage, is to equip a fire destro staff, with the CC /AOE on the keys where the summons are. When in a "panic" moment, If I manage to switch weapon, I then switch to full dps mode, and when the fingers are just mashing the keyboard on their own, being a DPS AOE/damage, that can become quite useful and efficient.
The alternative being to have crystal ball slotted, and cast it. The cast time is usually enough to calm things down a bit.
For lockpicks, I'm usually ok. I screwed up master levels a few times, but always manage them somehow. I guess the timer is not aggressive enough to trigger panic mode .
your 1,2,5,7,9 is possible. Just switch the hot keys. You can only have 5 skills, but those skills can be set for whatever hotkey you want. they aren't stuck being 1-5.
Hi hi,
since a few others seems to have issues similar to my own, I thought it'd be nice if we all pitched in, and described our own issues, and what workaround we have... after all, not all others might have thought about it .
I personally, have a little issue, where if things get too fast, or I get stressed, my fingers get well... confused.
This is particularly bad if playing a summoner type of character, as often, I'd end up unsummoning something, rather than summon what I want.
The obvious solution, usually, is to spread the keys (1,2 for main attacks, 5 7 9 for summons).
In ESO however, this does not work if we swap weapons, as we end up having hard to reach keys. The counter I found to this, as a mage, is to equip a fire destro staff, with the CC /AOE on the keys where the summons are. When in a "panic" moment, If I manage to switch weapon, I then switch to full dps mode, and when the fingers are just mashing the keyboard on their own, being a DPS AOE/damage, that can become quite useful and efficient.
The alternative being to have crystal ball slotted, and cast it. The cast time is usually enough to calm things down a bit.
For lockpicks, I'm usually ok. I screwed up master levels a few times, but always manage them somehow. I guess the timer is not aggressive enough to trigger panic mode .