Which addon is used to track Dot and buff timers?

Ftiryaki13 · February 2018

What is the best and most user friendly addon for dots, aoes and buffs timers cooldowns with text warnings? (i.e for reapplying caltrops etc..)
Thanks

Mureel · February 2018

I love srendarr.

Mureel · February 2018

Ftiryaki13 wrote: »

To clarify, I have seen videos in which the timers are visualized with bars. Just wondering what people are using.

Srendarr or poss AUI (or another UI thing), maybe FTC but I would bet srendarr - google it and see if it looks like you mean.

Bashev · February 2018

I really like Buff timers

Ftiryaki13 · February 2018

To clarify, I have seen videos in which the timers are visualized with bars. Just wondering what people are using.

Vapirko · February 2018

I would third Srendarrs which has a lot of options for customizing time bars and blacklisting certain buffs. Very customizable and doesnt affect performance for me. Other buff trackers Ive tried were built into a UI mod and affected performance too much.

Ftiryaki13 · February 2018

Thanks all, I will check them on google

danno8 · February 2018

Action Duration Reminder deserves a mention as well, since it applies a timer overlay directly on your skill bar, and creates a second skill bar directly above your primary one if you switch bars to show what skills are still counting down on the swapped-out bar.

erlewine · February 2018

Action Duration Reminder is the best option for optimizing your DPS rotation, imo. It simply shows the duration in a number on top of the ability bar, and even shows your backbar directly above it (as above poster said)

For more advanced stuff, I use S'rendarrs. For example, I use it to show the brief timer until Warden Shalks activates. I also use it to show debuffs on myself.

Kolache · February 2018

I'm a fan of esoui.com/downloads/info1367-Auramastery.html

YenYuan · June 2022

erlewine wrote: »

Action Duration Reminder is the best option for optimizing your DPS rotation, imo.

I don't think this is true anymore. Fancy Action Bar seems to be what most top pve players use. The permanence of your two bars shows you what you don't have up as well as what you do, whereas with ADR you have to memorize which slots are passives and what the priorities of active abilities you can't see are.

I use FAB with Bandit's UI to move my improved action bar over my character so it's close to my cursor where I'm actually looking for targets and mechanics, since your toon blocks your view of those anyway. I also squished my resource bars (using bandits) and Combat Metronome just above my action bar in order to read it and my skills clearly.

I can't prove that it's the best setup but my best parse (Turning Tide) is 124.9k on necro and I think it went a long way towards that, and to bringing that power to content.

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Which addon is used to track Dot and buff timers?

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