As a Ninja main since the release and had severe hand and wrist pain due to playing suc for less then 1 hour I can inform you that I have never feel pain since using that combo. I can easily put Awk Ninja on S-tier for PvE.
I start with ghost claw - blade spin (both for addons)- mach explosion on skill bar then shift+lmb | space (hold) | lmb (h) | rmb (h use flow: execution but don't trigger flashing light) | shift+f | s+f | shift+lmb | shift+rmb | lmb | space | 1 2 3 4 | shift+lmb | space | lmb (h) | rmb (h) | shift+f | s+f | shift+lmb | shift+rmb | lmb | f | s+e. in pre awk i use mallice and hearth aiming as fillers if i need time for illusion of rest (rabam) with that combo i can rotate all addon buffs without losing neither of them. It might seems complicated but actually pretty easy to memorise and doesn't tire you at all.
Awesome video! Haven't played in a few years. How is ninja after the rework? Do they still require high APM? lol
As a Ninja main since the release and had severe hand and wrist pain due to playing suc for less then 1 hour I can inform you that I have never feel pain since using that combo. I can easily put Awk Ninja on S-tier for PvE.
hey, i am new to ninja and chose your guide sseems pretty good for me, but my question is, which skills to lock?
How do you switch to awakening using shift+lmb? I can't seem to do it
i use mach explotion from hotbar (4) after blade spin (3) then i follow up with shift+lmb
whats is your skills's sequence?
I start with ghost claw - blade spin (both for addons)- mach explosion on skill bar then shift+lmb | space (hold) | lmb (h) | rmb (h use flow: execution but don't trigger flashing light) | shift+f | s+f | shift+lmb | shift+rmb | lmb | space | 1 2 3 4 | shift+lmb | space | lmb (h) | rmb (h) | shift+f | s+f | shift+lmb | shift+rmb | lmb | f | s+e. in pre awk i use mallice and hearth aiming as fillers if i need time for illusion of rest (rabam) with that combo i can rotate all addon buffs without losing neither of them. It might seems complicated but actually pretty easy to memorise and doesn't tire you at all.