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A little feedback about the cleric's holy tome. I keep misfiring guiding light because I double tap the spot where the spell is in the open tome instead of tapping once on the spell and then on the closed tome. It would be more streamlined if maybe the tome dialogue stayed open until the spell fired so you could double tap the spell instead of the spell then the tome.
Or maybe I'll get used to it the way it is, but the double tap dynamic is pretty built-in so it would make sense to stick to it.
If you're casting guiding light frequently, consider long-pressing on its icon to set it as the quick-access spell.
Good to know, thanks!
I feel like this is not intuitive enough
It's a brand new mechanic, binding a spell to a action/quick cast?
Maybe it would be better to have an option in the UI, or the tome artifact itself?
Also, guiding light works on the great crab for some reason, they don't block the spell like they would block a wand shot
The window to use spells literally states that you can long-press (or right-click on desktop) to set one as quick-cast.
Oh, so that's what it means
My bad,, I just brushed right over that.
I have been playing a game where quick casting and casting are basically the same
Maybe we could start with an ability in the quickslot from the beginning? Or maybe no ability, but just an empty blue box you can click and use it to set up a skill