Around Azeroth: Night elves can't jump
by Elizabeth Wachowski 
Jul 11th 2011 at 10:00AM
"Anyone prone to death from falls should choose to go with recruiting the Druids of the Talon first during the Molten Front quests," writes Kerrowyn of ExtendedCredit on Azuremyst (US-A). "They will save your backside if you happen to be on one of those (CENSORED) crumbling rocks near Fireplume Peak. Or wander in to an inconveniently placed updraft, like my hunter."
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Martinel Jul 10th 2011 4:52AM
Quite a shot :) dynamic!
ugoticedbro Jul 11th 2011 11:13AM
Not fair. I caught a bad thermal vent and never got saved. Shenanigans!
Hail Jul 11th 2011 10:20AM
Saving hunters, always a bad idea. Wardens it is then.
Jason Jul 11th 2011 11:44AM
I was pleasantly surprised by them saving my DK...especially since Taurens in plate aren't light by any stretch of the imagination.
Fletcher Jul 11th 2011 11:45AM
I have to concur with this - doing the Herbninjas of the Talon quests I fell off things/got punted off things/rocks fell apart under me heaps of times. Only time I've been glad to see one of those rancid flapping flower thieves!
Tropxe Jul 11th 2011 11:47AM
Either these people walk around with no UI or they have incredible muscle memory for hitting ALT+Z and then PrtScn.
VioletArrows Jul 11th 2011 12:12PM
There's an addon that turns that combo into a sort of macro. You then only have to mash that one button and it takes down the UI for you. Don't ask me what it is, I only saw it in passing.
Although I think multi-shot might do that for you as well.
Tirrimas Jul 11th 2011 12:50PM
Simple Screenshot does this. I use it all the time to make postcards.
Tirrimas Jul 11th 2011 12:54PM
To add to my comment: SSS not only hides the UI, it hides player/mob/hostile names as well, which Alt+Z does not. The only hitch is that you can't be targeting anything, or it won't fire (I think it's 'cause it can't hide the mob name in that case).
Great little addon.
Dez Jul 11th 2011 3:35PM
Surely it (or indeed yourself) could just use /cleartarget? Of course, if you're doing a battle screenshot, that may hamper you a little...