Final Judgment is an energy weapon in Fallout 4, and the best choice for dealing single target damage against powerful enemies.
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The Ashmaker is a powerful weapon in Fallout 4 which deals stacking burn damage, producing good sustained DPS.
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The Cryolator is a powerful weapon in Fallout 4, which you can use for crowd control because it freezes attackers.
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The Le Fusil Terribles is a powerful weapon in Fallout 4, and most effective in close-quarters combat.
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The Alien Blaster Pistol is a powerful sidearm in Fallout 4, that deals powerful Energy damage using unique ammo.
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Change Log:——————–v1.3.0: Customizable alert colors (Yellow/Orange/Red via colorpicker), configurable alert font size (16-40pt), customizable potion colors and font size (14-36pt), new settings sections Alert Appearance and Potion Appearance, full EN/DE localization for all new optionsDescription:——————–Sustain Monitor is a real-time resource dashboard that helps you manage your Magicka, Stamina and Health sustain during combat.What it does:Tracks how fast each resource is draining (burn-rate per second)Predicts how many seconds until a resource runs out (time-to-empty)Shows how many ability casts you have left based on your equipped skillsMonitors your potion cooldown with a countdown timerSmart Alerts:Heavy Attack Suggestion – Visual and audio prompt when your resources are low and a Heavy Attack would helpPotion Reminder – Notifies you when your potion comes off cooldownResource Warnings – Three color-coded warning levels (yellow, orange, red) with optional sound effects and screen flash3 Display Styles:Simple – Clean, minimal display with burn-rate and time-to-emptyAnalytical – Adds live sparkline graphs showing resource history over timeCombat – Large numbers with screen-center action prompts for Heavy Attack and Potion usageAdditional Features:Smart cost detection that learns ability costs from actual combat usage, including channeled abilities20 configurable ESO alert sounds for warnings, heavy attack prompts and potion notificationsCompact mode for minimal screen usageHide out of combat with configurable fade delayFully draggable and scalable HUDEnglish and German localizationDependencies:LibAddonMenu-2.0 (required)LibMediaProvider (optional)Slash Commands:/sm – Show help | /sm toggle – Toggle HUD | /sm sounds – Test sounds | /sm debug – Debug mode | /sm dump – Diagnostics
# SamiWorldTimersAn Elder Scrolls Online addon that automatically tracks overland world boss respawn timers. When a boss dies, a countdown timer appears on your screen, helping you know exactly when to return for the next spawn.## Features- **Auto-tracking**: Automatically detects when world bosses die and tracks their respawn timers- **Manual timers**: Use `/samiwt ` to manually add a timer (e.g., `/samiwt` or `/samiwt Boss Name`)- **Customizable colors**: Change warning, alert, and default text colors- **Background styling**: Customize background color and opacity- **Visual alerts**: Different colors for different timer states: – Default color: Normal timers – Warning color: When timer is below the warning duration (default 60 seconds) – Alert color: When timer is below the alert duration (default 15 seconds)- **Auto-clear on zone change**: Optionally clear all timers when changing zones- **Toggleable title**: Show or hide the “Boss Timers” title text- **Movable UI**: Drag the timer window to reposition it- **Smart event management**: Automatically disables death tracking in dungeons and trials## SettingsAccess settings via the ESO settings menu or type `/samiwt`:### Timer Options- **Timeout Duration**: How long to keep expired timers on screen (default: 8 seconds)- **Warning Duration**: When timer falls below this, use warning color (default: 60 seconds)- **Alert Duration**: When timer falls below this, use alert color (default: 15 seconds)### Color Options- **Warning Color**: Color for timers in warning state- **Alert Color**: Color for timers in alert state- **Default Text Color**: Color for normal timers (default: white)### Background Options- **Background Color**: Color of the background behind timers (default: black)- **Background Opacity**: Transparency of the background (0 = transparent, 1 = opaque, default: 0.8)### Display Options- **Show Title**: Toggle the “Boss Timers” title visibility- **Wipe Timers on Zone Change**: Clear all tracked timers when changing zones- **Debug**: Enable debug output in chat for troubleshooting## Commands- `/samiwt` – Add a manual timer with an auto-generated name- `/samiwt ` – Add a manual timer with a custom boss name## Usage1. Install the addon to your `live/AddOns/` folder2. Reload the UI in-game3. When a world boss dies, a timer will automatically appear4. Use `/samiwt` to manually add timers as needed5. Configure your preferences in the settings panel## Notes- Timers automatically disappear when they expire (after the timeout duration)- The addon disables death tracking when you enter a dungeon or trial- Your window position is saved automatically when you move it
Check out what ESO creators are saying about the Seasons reveal and an early look at Update 49!
This is a PvP group coordination addon heavy based on and inspired by RdK group tool.The differences here are that I try to dynamically detect and track ultimates and synergies without excessive user customization as well as providing some special cases for things like Volendrung, Reanimate, and “upgrading” ultimates.Group Composition- Tracks current group gear, provided synergies, and roles- Provides for customized “requirements” for gear and synergies with related warningsUltimate Tracking- Dynamically determines which ultimate to report for each player based on their equipped gear and detected role- Dynamically “upgrades” ults where appropriate (Example: damage dealer has primary cheap damage ult and a secondary, more expensive, damage ult, when the more expensive ult becomes castable, the tracker is updated to indicate this “upgraded” ult)- Dynamically displays Reanimate as a special Utility ultimate alongside regularly tracked support ult, but only when Reanimate is ready to cast- Dynamically shows tracker windows only when a player reports an ult for that role- Identifies Volendrung and overrides ult tracking when wieldedSynergy Tracking- Dynamically determines which synergies to track based on what is present in the current group composition- Either displays damage and support alongside each other or separateExpedition Tracking- Almost direct port from the great work done on RdK for their Rapid Overview feature- Updated to support special cases like Jorvuld’s which extends the duration of the buff- Updated to support other sources of Expedition buff (other abilities and other players)Crown Beam- Almost direct port from the great work done on RdK
Is Avowed worth playing again, or even for the first time? I have hundreds of hours played on the original release and have been testing the PS5 version and new features, so let’s jump right in.
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