Repeat this except use volley of curses or something else as necessary any time boomerang pulse is on cooldown. Stand right behind the melee DPS players and start off by spamming metamorphic blast until both it and metamorphic smite are on cooldown - the sign of this is your character will be standing motionless even though you are spamming the button. I just have the tier 2 energetic on gloves and wrap, then grounded tier 2 on boots and armor, like normal. But maybe if you have a secondary ambush belt you could put crit/crit there or whatever. I still run HP/HP on my belt (in RMHM) since the extra power from ambush makes it worth it vs. I have all ambush with blue power innerwear. With these glyph point savings, now I glyphed metamorphic blast and smite damage and CDR. I also removed the endurance debuff from a volley of curses, since the priest’s plague is better and they don’t stack.(Alternatively, you can remove the 10% endurance buff from the thrall of protection, as it is rather unnecessary with the current console dungeon buffs.) For now, I just glyphed self-vow and CDR. I only glyphedcasting speed and HP/MP for resurrecting, since my team dies very infrequently. Maybe you will use forceful instead of carving. For crystals: bitter, savage, focused, carving. Under Editing Options, clear the Use CTRL + Click to follow hyperlink check box.I put double enraged, 6% damage, and CDR. In Outlook 2007, open a new message and click the Microsoft Office button > Editor Options > Advanced. In Outlook 2010 and later, click File > Options > Mail > Editor Options > Advanced. In Word 2007, click the Microsoft Office button > Word Options > Advanced. In Word 2010 and later, click File > Options > Advanced. If you want to click links without having to press Ctrl, try this: This extra step keeps you from accidentally going to a linked destination while you’re editing a document. (In Outlook, open a new message, click the Microsoft Office button, and then click Editor Options > Proofing.)Ĭlick AutoCorrect Options, and then click the AutoFormat As You Type tab.Ĭlear the Internet and network paths with hyperlinks check box.īy default, Word and Outlook require you to press Ctrl when you click to follow a hyperlink. (In Outlook, click File > Options > Mail > Editor Options > Proofing.)Ĭlick the Microsoft Office button, and then click Options > Proofing. When it’s not convenient to have Office automatically create hyperlinks in your document as you type, you can turn them off. Right-click, and then click Remove Hyperlinks.
Select all cells that contain hyperlinks, or press Ctrl+A to select all cells. If you're using Word or Outlook, or Excel 2010 or later, you can remove all hyperlinks in a file by using a keyboard shortcut. Right Click and paste using the Values paste option.
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