In the next part of the series, I’ll be talking about how to read Recount and make it do your bidding. The reason for this is that Recount can only collect data for group members within a certain distance of the player - 40 yards, I believe, though that figure is based solely on personal observation. If you’ve ever looked at Recount data posted into raid or party chat by someone else and compared it to your own, you may have noticed some discrepancies in the numbers reported (though Recount data from different players will usually be very similar). All commands begin with /recount, as in: /recount show The list of subcommands is: gui Opens the Ace3 Config GUI. The addon views activity in the combat log, and uses that information to provide tables and graphs showing the damage and healing distribution of a group or raid. A guide to lockouts and resets in WoW, and how. Recount is a damage meter addon for World of Warcraft. Understanding how Recount collects data is important if you really want to understand its data reports. To get some of the best loot that World of Warcraft Classic has to offer, you need to run WoW Classic dungeons. In my experience, however, some people don’t even realize Recount shows anything but Damage Done, and many more people than that never use any of its other charts. The data collected and displayed by Recount are:Īs you can see, there’s a little bit of something for everyone.
It keeps track of many types of battle data for all members of your group. Recount is an add-on for World of Warcraft. You going to download the 4.0.6 version of recount from this link > "Addons", when you have gotten to the "Addons" folder you are going to drag the recount folder that you downloaded into the "Addons" folder.ģ.This is the first in what is to be a series of posts about Recount.
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