can we plase make the nowipe detection option a persistent change..its beyond annoying and never is accurate anyway.

The only way to make it persistent is to never delete the file after uploading it, but instead to rely on /grss reset. Deleting the file also deletes the settings.

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It's all in the reflexes.

I never delete the file, and I always have to turn it off again.

Maybe default it to off and let people turn it on? I'm guessing more people are not wanting to use it than are.

Interesting. It's supposed to retain the information.

I'd like to ask though, what would make it more useful for you? Do you not care about wipes at all? (in that case, it's completely understandable, but some guilds award points for attempts)

Or do you award points for wipes but find the popup is too innaccurate? How inaccurate?

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It's all in the reflexes.

I don't record wipes at all.

If i did record wips, i'd prefer it was recorded silently, no popup, no screenshot.

It also launches all this stuff while we are still going at it. When there are still people up. I'd also make it wait for everyone to be dead.

That's not a bad idea. Something to the effect of "silent wipe recording" as an option, perhaps.



The problem with that, of course, is that it won't be triggered when any of the following happened:

1) A hunter is Feigned
2) A Rogue is stealth and out of combat before the wipe
3) A member of the raid is alive but not in the zone.

So it triggers when something like 70% of the raid is dead (assuming that that typically means it's near wipe).

I could change it to something like 90%, since that would mean triggering with 2 alive out of 25, but again that's getting painfully close to the number of hunters or rogues that would still be alive technically, thus preventing the snapshot.


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It's all in the reflexes.

Can you test for out of combat? If you can check for that then it would not pop-up while still fighting

Once boss X is engaged, you either kill Boxx X (success) or go out of combat without boss X having died (wipe).

That's a very good point, and something I will most definitely implement.

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It's all in the reflexes.