What would you ask a Gladiator?

Those of you that are familiar with HuntsmansLodge know that PvP is one of my favorite areas of discussion. It’s what I do, it’s what I enjoy. I offer up what I advice I can, which of course is coming from a hard-core casual perspective, but I mainly PvP for fun. I’m not a top competitor, nor do I aspire to be. However… were I to conduct an interview with one of the top ranked hunters in the world, what …

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Hunter PvP Basics: PvP Targeting

To target enemies in PvP, you basically have three options…

  • The Mouse – This is the most efficient way to target enemy players, but it can be cumbersome at times – especially if you’re constantly using your mouse for movement, as I do. Obviously, if you use your keyboard to move, then mouse-targeting won’t be as much of an issue. However, using anything but the mouse to steer your character is very ill-advised, especially for a hunter. Hunters need to be able to turn and move quickly, and execute jump-shots — you just can’t operate your hunter properly if you’re using your keyboard to turn and move.
  • The Tab Key – Tab can be OK for targeting enemies, but if you have to spend too much time cycling through player pets, totems, etc… then this can be a real problem.
  • Macros – Next to mouse targeting, macros are the most effective for targeting enemy players. The only problem… macros are only so smart. You can write them to target specific players, but they can only do so much. For example, you can’t program a macro to target only healers, or those that are the lowest on health. Macros are pretty limited in terms of target selection, but they can allow for the fastest targeting and target switch commands.

The following article is designed to help hunters improve their targeting efficiency in PvP, by offering a few examples on how you can make your targeting a little smoother and easier.

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Hunter Macros for PvP

The following list contains the macros I use which are beneficial for hunter PvP, along with a brief description of each macro so that you know how they work. For those of you who’ve never created a macro, click here for a brief explanation and macro how-to… Anti-Rogue / Feral Druid Macro This macro works well provided you have Track Hidden enabled, which should be always. If you sense a hidden enemy is stalking you, or you happen to hear the …

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