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Originally Posted by Hypahypa
Goose why dont you try make a better product with NN instead of spending so much time trashtalking the competition? This is just pathetic you know people will figure out for themselves when they test and compare, trashtalk takes you only so far.
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Talking to the wrong person, maybe go to the NN discord and talk to the owner about that. I have no part in NN development.
Let me guess, you're here to be a white knight for PS?
P.S (No Pun Intended) NN is already a better product.
**Opinion.
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Originally Posted by MSFathy
i've asked that question to tamedbeast and he told me that im trolling and the subject might be too complex for me , so i had to give it a shot and yea the official rotation they make it just not good at all im doing much more dps using hekili and follow the rotation myself
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See what you did, you brought out the PS fanboys onto my thread, look above, now they're going to accuse you of things that are untrue lmao.
Also, just to answer your original question, about why you should use automation, well, that's pretty simple, it's called repetition, people who parse Pinks/Orange are usually using automation, or they're like the 1% of the userbase that actually is obsessed with knowing their class inside and out, and have phenomanal manual play and that's not most of us. If you're just an average player and want to automate kicks or other mechanics in Mythic+, Raids or PVP, automation does that for you. A lot of people like to WSAD and do the bare minimum while watching Netflix on the other screen.
Now, "Can someone play the game better than automation?" Sure, PVP is a good example where most people can outplay botters, because there is a lot of logic behind PVP, and the situations are not always static, but rather dynamic, which bots are not always the best at. There are going to be things the bot can obviously excel at, based on how well the rotations and framework are coded, but most of the frameworks are just meh for PVP.
PVE is somewhat different since most of the gameplay is quite static; boss fights tend to be the same, mechanics are consistent, and the only dynamic aspects occur when the method for executing that content changes. Rotations in PVE are mostly similar; the best approaches usually depend on how effectively the frameworks manage mechanics in a quality-of-life manner, along with other quality-of-life features that enhance gameplay, and the performance of the framework and rotation code.
So to answer your question in simple terms, unless the rotations are poorly written or the framework is flawed, it will always outperform you manually following along with Hekili; you are in no way going to have better reaction times than a bot.