public static async Task <bool> HolyCircle()
{
if (!PaladinSettings.Instance.AoE)
{
return(false);
}
if (!PaladinRoutine.ToggleAndSpellCheck(PaladinSettings.Instance.HolyCircle, Spells.HolyCircle))
{
return(false);
}
if (PaladinRoutine.RequiescatStackCount <= 1)
{
return(false);
}
// In 6.0 PLD will cast Requiescat early because it lasts a long time. We now need
// to make sure we don't still have FoF up as well.
if (Core.Me.HasAura(Auras.FightOrFight, true))
{
return(false);
}
if (Combat.Enemies.Count(r => r.ValidAttackUnit() && r.Distance(Core.Me) <= 5 + r.CombatReach) < PaladinSettings.Instance.TotalEclipseEnemies)
{
return(false);
}
return(await Spells.HolyCircle.Cast(Core.Me));
}
public static async Task <bool> HolySpirit()
{
if (!PaladinRoutine.ToggleAndSpellCheck(PaladinSettings.Instance.HolySpirit, Spells.HolySpirit))
{
return(false);
}
if (PaladinRoutine.RequiescatStackCount <= 1)
{
return(false);
}
// Before 6.0 PLD would hold Requiestcat until starting the magic combo,
// but now it's often put up early during physical combo because it lasts
// a long time. It's not sufficient to only check if we have Requiestcat stacks
// now, because we could have them but still be in the middle of our phys combo.
// We also don't just check if we have FoF because it could be wearing off before
// we actually finish the physical combo.
if (ActionManager.LastSpell == Spells.FastBlade ||
ActionManager.LastSpell == Spells.RiotBlade ||
Core.Me.HasAura(Auras.FightOrFight, true, 2000))
{
return(false);
}
// TODO:optimization(wildchill)
// There was a mana check here, but mana is changed in endwalker for paladin magic combo
// to have more flexibility. We could check if you have stacks of Requiescat but not enough
// mana to finish the confiteor combo and early cast confiteor.
return(await Spells.HolySpirit.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}
public static async Task <bool> Confiteor()
{
if (!PaladinRoutine.ToggleAndSpellCheck(PaladinSettings.Instance.UseConfiteor, Spells.Confiteor))
{
return(false);
}
if (ActionManager.CanCast(Spells.BladeOfFaith.Id, Core.Me.CurrentTarget))
{
return(await Spells.BladeOfFaith.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}
if (ActionManager.CanCast(Spells.BladeOfTruth.Id, Core.Me.CurrentTarget))
{
return(await Spells.BladeOfTruth.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}
if (ActionManager.CanCast(Spells.BladeOfValor.Id, Core.Me.CurrentTarget))
{
return(await Spells.BladeOfValor.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}
// We want to Confit with our last stack, but if the req buff is
// about to fall off, and this is our last action, use confit
var reqAura = Core.Me.GetAuraById(Auras.Requiescat);
if (reqAura == null)
{
return(false);
}
// In testing with Pohky we saw cases where we properly see Requiescat
// stack count, but the aura TimeLeft property is a negative value (-30).
// This works around that, which Pohky regularly could reproduce. Not sure
// if a ping related problem or something systematic we need to look at
// in more detail.
if (PaladinRoutine.RequiescatStackCount > 1 &&
(reqAura.TimeLeft > 3.0f || reqAura.TimeLeft < 0.0f))
{
return(false);
}
var ret = await Spells.Confiteor.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget);
if (ret && PaladinRoutine.RequiescatStackCount > 1)
{
Logger.Write($"[PLD DEBUG] Setting: {PaladinSettings.Instance.HolySpirit} Known: {Spells.HolySpirit.IsKnown()} ");;
Logger.Write($"[PLD DEBUG] Stacks: {PaladinRoutine.RequiescatStackCount}");
Logger.Write($"[PLD DEBUG] LastSpell: {ActionManager.LastSpell.Name}");
foreach (var aura in Core.Me.Auras)
{
Logger.Write($"[PLD DEBUG] Aura: {aura.Name} {aura.TimeLeft}");
}
}
return(ret);
}
public static async Task <bool> Requiescat()
{
if (!PaladinRoutine.ToggleAndSpellCheck(PaladinSettings.Instance.Requiescat, Spells.Requiescat))
{
return(false);
}
// In 6.0 PLD casts Req early, while FoF is still up, because the req buff lasts a long time,
// and early use can be beneficial in some fight lengths.
// The 6.0 balance standard rotation has it about 3 gcds/7.5~ seconds after FoF usage, but we
// default to 1 and expose the setting for users to adjust to what works for their situation.
if (Core.Me.HasAura(Auras.FightOrFight, true,
PaladinSettings.Instance.RequiescatWithFofSecondsRemaining * 1000))
{
return(false);
}
// If we're in an aoe situation we want to Req even if our
// target doesn't have goring. This is typically in dungeons.
var enemyCount = Combat.Enemies.Count(r =>
r.ValidAttackUnit() && r.Distance(Core.Me) <= 5 + r.CombatReach);
if (Spells.FightorFlight.IsKnown() &&
Spells.FightorFlight.Cooldown != TimeSpan.Zero &&
Casting.LastSpell != Spells.FightorFlight &&
enemyCount >= PaladinSettings.Instance.TotalEclipseEnemies)
{
return(await Spells.Requiescat.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}
// Even if we're doing Req first, which is non-standard, we still
// want to get goring up before starting req combo.
if (!Core.Me.CurrentTarget.HasAura(Auras.GoringBlade, true, 1900))
{
return(false);
}
if (PaladinSettings.Instance.FoFFirst &&
Spells.FightorFlight.Cooldown.Seconds < 8 &&
!Core.Me.CurrentTarget.HasAura(Auras.GoringBlade, true, 10000))
{
return(false);
}
return(await Spells.Requiescat.Cast(Core.Me.CurrentTarget));
}