I agree, makes sense to use it this way, don't draw attention to yourself until it hits. If you use this with ambush, you can usually followup with a take down, spec right and you'll have an instant snipe out of cover to finish off the target.

I think there's room for work, it'll just take people staying on their toes and paying attention rather than relying on a mod to do it. IMO macros are fine, as long as you're not chaining abilities together, I'm all for binding /commands into hotslots. I think the design and layout of the interface are great, It would be nice to see some numerical values on heath/energy and such but nothing I'd even thought was worth complaining about. to each their own i guess.

12/13 @ 10:24AM and I'm in

^^^ this. Being a beta participant had nothing to do with being allowed to play once the game went live. The only person to blame here is yourself. It was never mentioned or announced that volunteer testers would be allowed earlier access than anyone. Dislike that all you want, but BW didn't do anything wrong in regard to this.

^^ this

Kormarf is right. This isn't a matter of "entitlement" this is not a discussion on if we were able to get into beta it's a discussion of being denied a perk we paid for, I for one wouldn't have preordered at all if I wasn't offered some sort of perk to doing so. Honesly I wasn't even going to play until last min because someone badgered me into it only to find out I got to wait.... eh ill pass. I paid to get in, I want in, it's as simple as that. Staggering access is a great idea (none of us want to see another noob zone like rift and warhammer launches), but over the course of several days? Really? Why couldn't it be random, the x value i paid on y date isn't as good as player 2's x and y? Just not the best approach IMO.

I'm glad i only spent 5 bucks.... i'm done waiting with the holidays coming it'll be a week and half before i sit down to play if not today and honestly my desire to do it then when all my friends have out leveled me will be gone... back to doing other things.