Added range checks for running away if too close - The warlocks were happily standing in cleave range and dieing. Now, they will backpedal if too close to an enemy. I also added custom logic to check if in demonology form before backpedaling. I also removed shadow cleave, as the dps increase with negligible (0.1%) and it was causing errors in the actions, resulting in the warlock standing idle in combat.
Hello community,
This PR focuses on 4 things:
Recognizing the Warlock as a "ranged" bot, so they will follow ranged commands and strategies, in GenericWarlockStrategy.h:
uint32 GetType() const override { return CombatStrategy::GetType() | STRATEGY_TYPE_RANGED | STRATEGY_TYPE_DPS; }
Cleanup/deletion of the DpsWarlockStrategy.cpp and .h (no longer used or referenced anywhere)
Fixes soulstone logic so multiple Warlocks don't soulstone the same target, and don't try to soulstone a target that is too far away or out of line of sight (WarlockActions.cpp)
Moved summoning of pets to the main non-combat strategy inittriggers:
// Pet-summoning triggers based on spec
if (tab == 0) // Affliction
{
triggers.push_back(new TriggerNode("no pet", NextAction::array(0, new NextAction("summon felhunter", 29.0f), nullptr)));
}
else if (tab == 1) // Demonology
{
triggers.push_back(new TriggerNode("no pet", NextAction::array(0, new NextAction("summon felguard", 29.0f), nullptr)));
}
else if (tab == 2) // Destruction
{
triggers.push_back(new TriggerNode("no pet", NextAction::array(0, new NextAction("summon imp", 29.0f), nullptr)));
}
This is a complete overhaul of the warlock class, making 3 new strategies (affliction, demonology, and destruction), as well as finishing the warlock tank strategy (shadow ward and searing pain). It also includes a soulstone fix, where the bots can change who they soulstone based on the non-combat strategies you set for them. It also includes a self-resurrect action and trigger that allows the bots to resurrect using a soulstone or reincarnation. Many other skills were added to finish out the warlock skillset.
