Thank you so much! I'm so happy you enjoyed the podcast :D

Thank you so much!

I've come across an issue with wago profiles not loading before, but it had to do with the browser's cookies. This is definitely the link to my Wago: wago.io/p/Layria_WoW

Are you referring to the note feature of MRT? There's a "send" button in the note section so you can share the note you make with everyone in your raid!

Welcome back! I'm so happy this was helpful :)

Yes! I'm just waiting until we're a couple weeks into m+ season 1 :)

It's definitely chaotic! I found it tricky to time a good tranq during the absorbs with the all the swirls also going out, but you could use it toward the end of the damage when players still need to be topped or whenever if you can get a spatial paradox from an evoker in the group

Hi! You can share individual weakauras but I don't think there's a way to share someone's entire weakaura collection. You can find a lot of the weakauras I use on my Wago! wago.io/p/Layria_WoW

I chose both monitors! I wanted the 27" as my second monitor :)

I'm so happy you enjoyed it! I believe that any class/spec is capable of pushing high keys and I also think people should play with they enjoy. "Meta comps" make title range keys easier, but I also achieved title in season 3 with an outlaw rogue, ret paladin, and a shadow priest (so no hero or aug evoker). However, I think if you're mostly pugging, then playing a healer class that isn't the most popular will get a little tricky when you're wanting to time higher and higher keys. I think groups are more likely to invite a "meta" healer when you get to the title range keys.

I don’t mention being picked up by a premade group via pugging keys, I explain that if you join a group via LFG and the key goes well then you might consider adding those people to battle tag in the hope that you might eventually group up with them again for future keys. Additionally, whether you form your own group with friends or pug, my tip about doing research is relevant to both scenarios. Showing up prepared to a dungeon is only going to help make it smoother. These are all tips that helped me last season and this season. If these don’t help you then I hope you find something out there that does.

@@LayriaYT where exactly is here the tipp to form grps? the tipp in your case is: be in a higher raiding environment from where you have 3 friends laying around that you can activate to do keys with. of course being prepared smoothes the run but what every content creator fails to tell you is how do build a grp. okay i should add people on btag, great. now i have a friendslist full of people that are good. now what? do you use a tool to schedule meetup times? do you just aks people to play whenever youre online? if so whats your online time, is that even reasonable? whats the schedule of your group as in how much time you spend together discussing routes or do you jsut yolo it? if you plan for an evening of pushing how is that structures 20 minutes for discussion then execution? do you just yolo it? do you only fill your roster from pugging or are there other channels to get people? if its jsut pugging how do you find out if someone is good or not? you meantioned that you ask for btag, whats the wording? do i have to be giga polite? when you have a friends list, how do get them together, do you just snipe thier keys and hope to yoink a spot? is it acceptable in higher m+ to identify grps and ask for trial keys? answer these questions that are tipps...a rundown of how your season went as in " i had friends on my list we found a good dh and then we got good" is not..sorry

Such a good feeling when you find the right guild!

I'm so happy it was helpful!

Some people are more receptive to feedback than others, and it also highly depends on how the feedback is communicated and what the context is (did the group just wipe, is it after the group timed a key, etc). In this video, I recommend that people reach out to others when they want to improve.

Thank you!!

I'm so happy it was helpful! As someone who used to be terrified to pug or do anything higher than a weekly key, all of these things helped me last season and this current season.

Absolutely! Flexibility and being open-minded are definitely important!

My first tip in the video is to play with friends or people you know, so those people can be any role. And if someone doesn't have a guild or know a lot of people then I recommend checking out communities like Oasis or Dungeon Dojo.

@@LayriaYT Very nice. Playing with friends is deff the best out of everything. Not that had to make any in game either. Just gotta put in some effort and message people and be consistent. I'm naturally really funny, and a goof. So Groups tend to like me allot. It's a crazy world out there.

Thank you so much! All the teams played incredibly well, and it was an amazing event to be a part of!

A lot of these addons can be used for any role or class! They're also not required necessarily, it's just that they provide more raid/group information for you to see. Let me know if you have any questions about these addons!

Thank you so much! I'm so happy you enjoy the content :)

Thank you so much!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Thank you!! 💜

Thank you! They’re awesome! :D

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)

I haven't seen anything about it yet, but that would be awesome!

That's awesome! I'm a big fan of text to speech alerts :D

I hope you find a class and role that you enjoy playing in WoW!

I use WowUp to download/update my addons, but you can also download ElvUI through their website here: tukui.org/

Healer damage can be so good!

Each player would need the addon and would need to set up which cooldowns they want to track in order to see them. However, you can totally use it with your UI if you're interested in tracking other people's CDs; they don't need to have it installed in order for the CDs to show up for you. A lot of raid teams also use the notes feature of MRT to send raid assignments (CDs, CCs, etc), so every player would need the addon in order to see those notes

Thank you! :D