Xtofer

I agree. I'm a lefty, but I've grown accustomed to using a regular mouse and I wasn't even really aware that lefties have a hard time with mice.

I guess I do more with my left hand, since I use a gamer pad for all of my hotkeys and the mouse to just move my toon, so I don't have much experience in using a gaming mouse, but still, I think that if I used the current naga I probably wouldn't have a problem with it.

All that said, give me a pair of right handed scissors and duck. Now, those things just don't make sense to me.

You can always listen to Horde House because we're incredibly uninformed and unorganized. Oh, wait. Don't listen to us. :)

@Foxfyr

The Android OS has more users than iOS, so it's a safe assumption that most people playing WoW that use a smartphone are using a phone that utilizes Android.

The best advice that I can give is to try and not lose focus on the task at hand. As a resto druid, it's easy to get caught up in trying to maintain the three stacks of lifebloom on the tank at all times, roll rejuvination, and try to hit WG on cooldown, but it means nothing if you're not actively looking at abilities that the boss will use and finding a way to counter them with the right healing ability. It may be better to save WG (or AE heal equivalent) when a major AE ability lands on the raid. It may be better to let LB bloom on your tank if you cannot get the big heal off in time. If the raid isn't in any need of diar help, maybe throw a rejuv here and there on the lightly wounded without going overboard.

It's easy to also get caught up in raid frames, but all of the Cataclysm encounters so far rely on mechanics that you can't simply ignore anymore. Know your surroundings, triage the raid as needed, move when you need to (and where you need to), and if you feel like you should pop a cooldown (in my case, Tree of Life form), don't hesitate and pop it.

Very smart solution, indeed.

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Get back to me when I can play WoW using an iPad and Kinect.

/wowgimmicks

She said she's going to, and I truly love Allison's posts, but sadly I've sort of lost hope on the prospect of a new resto post at this point. :-(

Everything she has written lately has been about feral or miscellaneous stuff. Balance gets a better, more thorough column these days.

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