Question - Bezerker and frenzy?

[Aspence215]

So, I got back into the game and have been loving it. I run a war, bst, rog, brd, zerk, clr. Question for the zerker, all the ini files do not include frenzy. I stopped playing originally at the launch of PoP era, so never played with them before. From guides, it seemed like frenzy was their bread and butter, like a rogues backstab. Yet, none of the ini files include it in a dps rotation. Is there something I am missing here? should it simply not be used?

 

[Sic]

You autoskill frenzy hold right click on your frenzy icon on your hotbar and click auto activate

 

[Sic]

Welcome back btw!

You should check out mq2rogue and mq2berzerker

https://www.redguides.com/community/resources/mq2berzerker.1018/

 

[ihc385]

Depends on which mac/plugin your using. I know my zerker mac doesn't provide an ini option for it because its an integral part of the dps rotation so I dont give an option to turn it off, mq2berzerker was modeled after my mac so I sort of assume he's followed the same theory.....If you don't wanna use frenzy use something else lol. I believe by default mq2melee will use frenzy too, if using mq2melee is still an option in kissassist that would also account for it not being in the ini, if not using mq2melee I believe you just list the skill in the dps section

 

[Aspence215]

Thanks for the help! I didn't see it in the ini files so thought that frenzy might be something outdated or changed in patches. Ill make sure it auto fires and ill be all set. Thanks again

 

[Dozecar]

Mq2berzerker is the best $20 bucks you can spend in eq.

 

[ChatWithThisName]

MQ2BerZerker does have it built it, but if you set it to autoskill it will fire before even MQ2BerZerker has a chance to use it 99.9% of the time.

@ihc385 I believe (based on looking at the code) there is a ${Me.AutoSkill[1]} Member of character that will let you check for Frenzy to be set to autoskill, and then you could turn it on to autoskill in the macro so that the macro doesn't have to handle it and it can spend it's time with more important things, like combat abilities that melt things into goo

Example: /echo AutoSkill: ${If[${Me.AutoSkill[1].Name.Length},\ag${Me.AutoSkill[1].Name},\arNone]}
Will output "Frenzy" in green if it's set, "None" in red if it's not set.



So the first one, Autoskill was Frenzy, after, there was no Autoskill assigned.

Autoskill is usable after level 62 I believe.

So you could check to see if their level is 62 or higher, then see what their autoskill is, and if it's not the one you expect it to be, you can assign it automatically.

/if (${Me.AutoSkill[1].Name.NotEqual[Frenzy]}) /autoskill frenzy

Probably more information than was needed for this post :-P