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This has been up for debate on other tbc forums in the past. But as tbc works right now you can see your enemy targets hp in % in an accurate manner but NOT in a numeric value. You can bypass this by downloading an addon called MobaHealth or something of that kind but its data is not always (if ever) accurate. This can however be implamented. The question is will you as it's not strictly "blizz-like", then again neither is x5.
Leave your thoughts down below.
Cheers.
Definitely is blizzlike
https://youtu.be/ArS1w1jgKw8?t=3m50s
http://wow.gamepedia.com/Patch_3.0.2...ented_changes)
One can argue for and against it, I for one think it adds for more interesting pvp when you don't at first glance know everything about your enemy.Quote:
Health values appear on targets; mobs, boss, NPC, or player (regardless of group or faction).
You only get a general idea of what gear your target is wearing by looking at his mana and what type of gear is visually being displayed on him.
I *think* this video from the announce shows that the setting is indeed of % and not numeric values. As it should.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MRq...ature=youtu.be
Yes that option was added in patch 2.1, though un-checking that option would still never allow you to see health of units that weren't in your group/raid in numeric values. As seen in the TBC video I linked above as well as in the 3.0.2 patch notes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
That's what I'm showing. The option is unselected, but the mob I'm targeting still displays a percentage value.
Right, my bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
@Mercy
So is there a chance or is this preposal rejected?
Agree 100%. One of the funnest things about Last Chaos PvP was that you not only couldn't see people's health, but their level was hidden as well. Was exciting af. Same appeal in Vanilla.Quote:
Originally Posted by svendl
Big thumbs down for this feature from me.