Icesnake’s Add-on Emporium #3: Decursive
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Those of you listening to the audio segment will probably notice my voice is rough and more nasal than usual; sorry, I’m just starting to get over a sinus infection. Here’s the text for those who wonder what I actually said.
Decursive is a mod which makes affliction removal easy, effective and fun for all the classes having this ability.
It’s easy to use. Decursive configures itself automatically for your character class. It works straight out of the box; no configuration is required, although advanced options are readily available. Decursive is suitable for both casual and hardcore players.
Using the advanced options, you control what you want to dispel, and who gets priority. You can filter out afflictions you don’t want to cure or that are useless to remove by class, such as afflictions affecting mana on non-mana classes. Some are preconfigured.
You choose what you want to dispel – magic, curses, poison, diseases, and charms. This allows you to share the cleansing work with other players effectively.
You can prioritize or exclude members. This lets you keep players, classes, or raid groups in a specific order so that you can polymorph, cyclone, or hex a mind-controlled tank, or decurse a cursed healer quickly.
Decursive supports magic charm effect removal for Shamans, Priests,
Hunters, and Warlocks. Your cleansing spell cooldown is displayed to maximize your dispel speed.
An automatic blacklist will prevent you from losing time on players that cannot be dispelled because, for example, they are out of line-of-sight.
There are many more features which are covered in depth at the Decursive home page. Suffice it to say this is a must-have add-on for raiders and instance runners who need to cleanse harmful effects from their teammates.
You can download Decursive from its own home page at 2072 productions, or from Curse.com (how appropriate is that?).
Intro and outro for this segment provided by FXhome.com, created by Sharp. Background music is by Mark Mosher, entitled They Walk Among Us, to promote his new album, Reboot.
