You do not have to bind focus damaging spells.ģ) Use a separate modifier to bind long CDs and things you use infrequently.Ĥ) Again, be consistent with your modifiers.Īs far as macros are concerned, make macros for focus spells, pet abilities, and cooldowns. Make binds for Focus Kick, Focus Asphyx, Focus Dark Sim, Focus Grip, etc. When I play, my kick is usually bound to either 4 or F.Ģ) Use one modifier (CTRL, Shift, or Alt) to use spells on focus targets. I highly reccomend your kick key bind to be something really close to your index finger on your left hand. Since you are using ESDF to move, consider binding your main damaging spells to 4,5,R,G,V,T. While keybinds are certainly NOT one-size fits all, here are some recommendations for your binds:ġ) The abilities that you use the most should be closest to your movement keys (if you have them). It's enough that I'm doing some PVE tanking, Ashran PVP, and then trying to delve into arena/bg. Should I be doing things like shift+R does one ability but R by itself does another (for example) ? Right now I feel like I have too many abilities I need to use and not enough keys close to my fingers.

My other question is do you have EVERY ability keybound? Or should I say every ability that you use in PVP keybound? Like say Army of the Dead on a 10 min CD. My questions are, should I be macro'ing abilities to main keybinds? I read someone say they don't use movement keys on the keyboard at all and solely the mouse to move to free up more accessible keybinds. I'm currently running a frost dk DW and a resto druid. Now I have set S to strafe left, F to strafe right, E to move forward. I've recently returned to the game and now that I have a decent system I was looking to get better at PVP.ĭoing some research and reworked my whole movement/keybind setup.

Bartender 2 keybinds