About Dumb Stuns:
Dumb Stuns will automatically /spit, /slap and /laugh at everybody who casts a spell on you wich disables you from moving or taking any action.
Dumb Stuns will track every stun ability and uses emotes towards the attacker immediatly.
Dumb Stuns will show you what stun has been used on you.
How to enable/disable Dumb Stuns:
This addon is enabled by chat commands. To enable/disable the AddOn use:
/dumbstuns on (enables Dumb Stuns)
/dumbstuns off (disables Dumb Stuns)
Please note:
You need to survive a stun to be able to emote at your attacker.
If you have a german client, this addon will emote in german language, for everyone else in english.
Changes:
- Version 1.0
Removed some abilities since they were not really related to stun abilities. (Example: Ambush)
Slightly increased the pop-up timer so you got some time to see what stunned you.
- Version 1.1
Removed the little rogue emblem that was shown when a stun ability striked you.
Added Repentance to stun ability list.
Increased the pop-up timer from 3 seconds to 5 seconds.
Changed the font to ARIALN.TTF and increased textsize from 22 to 35.
Suggestions
Got suggestions for Dumb Stuns? Mail them to wowplayer-baboon@live.nl!
Bugs
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- Date created
- Nov 09, 2010
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- Last update
- Nov 15, 2010
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- Release
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- deDE
- enUS
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- All Rights Reserved
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- R: Dumb Stuns v1.1 for 4.0.1 Nov 15, 2010
- R: Dumb Stuns v1.0 for 4.0.1 Nov 10, 2010
- R: Dumb Stuns for 4.0.1 Nov 09, 2010
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outQwerty Nov 10, 2010 at 19:11 UTC - 0 likesThe emotes are /me emotes. If people use german clients it will do the /me emotes in a german language.
The /spit /slap and /lol emote will be unedited.
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Phanx Nov 10, 2010 at 06:08 UTC - 0 likesWhy is that, exactly? The emote tokens taken by the DoEmote API are not localized, so there's really not any excuse to send hardcoded text "emotes" (which require hardcoded translations) instead of performing actual emotes (which do not require any translations).