Comments on: If you tank without Itemrack or Outfitter … read this. http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/ A guide to tanking as a warrior in world of warcraft Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:03:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Kavtor http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-838 Kavtor Mon, 14 Jan 2008 15:32:05 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-838 My PC blew up this weekend, so while I was rebuilding my UI, I tried a few different wardrobe mods. Back to itemrack, and much happier for it. It's just so much more robust than the others. My PC blew up this weekend, so while I was rebuilding my UI, I tried a few different wardrobe mods. Back to itemrack, and much happier for it. It’s just so much more robust than the others.

]]> By: T http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-826 T Thu, 10 Jan 2008 20:18:30 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-826 I know itemrack also allows key mapping for sets as well, it even has events you can setup for gear swaps when certain criteria are met, such as mounting I think you can also get it setup events for swapping to slower weap for a quick overpower, high spirit weaps for evocates, etc as a warrior, I use Shift + mouse wheel up/down for weap swaps, very helpful for whipping out the shield if MT drops, pvp shield reflects, etc. I know itemrack also allows key mapping for sets as well, it even has events you can setup for gear swaps when certain criteria are met, such as mounting

I think you can also get it setup events for swapping to slower weap for a quick overpower, high spirit weaps for evocates, etc

as a warrior, I use Shift + mouse wheel up/down for weap swaps, very helpful for whipping out the shield if MT drops, pvp shield reflects, etc.

]]> By: admin http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-806 admin Wed, 09 Jan 2008 15:09:54 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-806 Nice find Khail! Nice find Khail!

]]> By: Khail http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-804 Khail Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:50:07 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-804 An outfitter like feature will be added in 2.4 ingame UI. You can have outfitter slots that hold different outfits, freeing up bagspace. That basically mean we (well all people who have diferent sets) will have a huge storage upgrade. I personally have 4x20slot bags, all almost completely full of warrior gear: - 1 dps set (16 items) - 1 threat set (6 items) - 1 avoidance set (8 items) - 1 NR set (6 items) - 1 FR set (8 items) - 1 AR set (4 items) and an incoming SR set... Will be having 48 free space in bags O.o WELCOME 2.4!!! :) ---- source, a green post on Blizzard forums: "The UI will get some very nice features. First off it will introduce an itemrack/Outfitter like feature. Basically it will allow you to easily swap gear compilations. However, it An outfitter like feature will be added in 2.4 ingame UI. You can have outfitter slots that hold different outfits, freeing up bagspace.

That basically mean we (well all people who have diferent sets) will have a huge storage upgrade.
I personally have 4×20slot bags, all almost completely full of warrior gear:
- 1 dps set (16 items)
- 1 threat set (6 items)
- 1 avoidance set (8 items)
- 1 NR set (6 items)
- 1 FR set (8 items)
- 1 AR set (4 items)

and an incoming SR set… Will be having 48 free space in bags O.o

WELCOME 2.4!!! :)

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source, a green post on Blizzard forums:

“The UI will get some very nice features. First off it will introduce an itemrack/Outfitter like feature. Basically it will allow you to easily swap gear compilations. However, it

]]> By: Thanners http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-801 Thanners Wed, 09 Jan 2008 06:12:22 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-801 Aye, I used to use Wardrobe2 on my priest to swap between pvp/but when I started playing my warrior and needed gear swapping in the middle of combat (well, specifically weapons), I tried Outfitter, and became quite happy with it after I figured out how it works. :P Aye, I used to use Wardrobe2 on my priest to swap between pvp/but when I started playing my warrior and needed gear swapping in the middle of combat (well, specifically weapons), I tried Outfitter, and became quite happy with it after I figured out how it works. :P

]]> By: Enelrad http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-782 Enelrad Tue, 08 Jan 2008 13:58:16 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-782 But vene. I need multiple sets of gear first :) But vene. I need multiple sets of gear first :)

]]> By: Redwiggle http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-779 Redwiggle Tue, 08 Jan 2008 06:43:30 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-779 I use - Wardrobe2 for the main gear sets - Wardrobe for switching weapons only I haven't really played around with it much .. but Wardrobe2 used to queue up gear changes when in battle, whilst Wardrobe didn't care and switched the weapons regardless (oh and I use Wardrobe for a fishing set .. haha) Thanks for this site .. always a great read I use
- Wardrobe2 for the main gear sets
- Wardrobe for switching weapons only

I haven’t really played around with it much .. but Wardrobe2 used to queue up gear changes when in battle, whilst Wardrobe didn’t care and switched the weapons regardless

(oh and I use Wardrobe for a fishing set .. haha)

Thanks for this site .. always a great read

]]> By: Anglachel http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-778 Anglachel Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:52:09 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-778 I use outfitter, and i don't really see any comlications to it... one of the things i like the most is the auto changing... if i mount it equips all riding-enhancing gear, if i'm on a bg it will auto switch to my pvp gear, etc. Plus, it works with titan panel :D I use outfitter, and i don’t really see any comlications to it… one of the things i like the most is the auto changing… if i mount it equips all riding-enhancing gear, if i’m on a bg it will auto switch to my pvp gear, etc.

Plus, it works with titan panel :D

]]> By: Chris http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-777 Chris Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:32:47 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-777 I have also used ClosetGnome for a while now and love it. Very lightweight and does the job. Nothing like being able to swap to tank gear and back to dps gear with the press of a key. I have also used ClosetGnome for a while now and love it. Very lightweight and does the job. Nothing like being able to swap to tank gear and back to dps gear with the press of a key.

]]> By: Link http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-776 Link Mon, 07 Jan 2008 13:39:12 +0000 http://www.tankingtips.com/2008/01/05/if-you-tank-without-itemrack-or-outfitter-read-this/#comment-776 I've used ClosetGnome, ItemRack and Outfitter and I prefer Wardrobe2 by far. Not only is it an ace mod like ClosetGnome but it is more simple than all the afore mentioned mods. I try to make my interface only out of mods that are lightweight and do exactly what they are meant to do, no more and no less. This mod fits the bill. I’ve used ClosetGnome, ItemRack and Outfitter and I prefer Wardrobe2 by far. Not only is it an ace mod like ClosetGnome but it is more simple than all the afore mentioned mods. I try to make my interface only out of mods that are lightweight and do exactly what they are meant to do, no more and no less. This mod fits the bill.

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