Originally posted by jthibeault:

Originally posted by Captainn:

I use a macro for this. Just set it up so that there's no delay between presses, then set a macro to play this sequence: LMB (Down) -> Space (Down+Up) -> LMB (Up)

What macro program do you run for this?

Many will work both keyboard and mouse. I recommend putting it on your mouse personally. I used SteelSeries GG.

Most mice/keyboards have their own software specifically for them.

Would be real nice, if I could just press one button and have that be roll and not have to worry about jumping due to being one microsecond off when I click m2 and space that'd be a good bit less annoying. Especially given latency differences too between mouse and keyboard for those of us who don't have the super fancy gamer gear.

Like really, does melee really need any more arbitrary weaknesses slapped onto it compared to the ease of just shooting the bow and kiting everything?

Originally posted by Facade:

you want block to stay where it is though?

Yes block is fine for right click, its also done in many other games, and for good reason too.

Originally posted by Captainn:

I use a macro for this. Just set it up so that there's no delay between presses, then set a macro to play this sequence: LMB (Down) -> Space (Down+Up) -> LMB (Up)

I'll probably end up doing this.

Originally posted by Captainn:

I use a macro for this. Just set it up so that there's no delay between presses, then set a macro to play this sequence: LMB (Down) -> Space (Down+Up) -> LMB (Up)

What macro program do you run for this?

you want block to stay where it is though?

I use a macro for this. Just set it up so that there's no delay between presses, then set a macro to play this sequence: LMB (Down) -> Space (Down+Up) -> LMB (Up)

Yeah agree, I never use dodge roll because of this