[0:00] What's up, gaming heroes, and welcome
[0:02] back to another awesome World of
[0:03] Warcraft video. Today, we are going to
[0:06] be looking at the UI in World of
[0:08] Warcraft. You've just created your
[0:10] character, you've got into the game,
[0:12] finally pay that subscription, and now
[0:14] you're greeted by this absolute
[0:17] travesty, which is a UI, and you want to
[0:20] make it look cool. Well, today I'm going
[0:22] to show you exactly how you can do that.
[0:24] And if you're looking to make it that
[0:26] much faster for yourself, I'm even going
[0:28] to put the import export string in the
[0:31] description below if you want to check
[0:33] that out. So, let's dive in. Make sure
[0:36] to help this video, you click that
[0:38] subscribe button. It really, really
[0:39] helps. To open up the edit mode for the
[0:42] UI changes, you'll need to go ahead and
[0:44] press escape or go down to the question
[0:46] mark here and open up the game menu.
[0:49] Then you can click on edit mode. From
[0:51] here you get the option basically to
[0:53] have the basic version like so or you
[0:55] can press the advanced version like
[0:57] that. I'm going to press advanced. Uh I
[1:00] think actually I'm going to leave it
[1:01] like that for now and then we'll do the
[1:03] advanced version afterwards. Uh now you
[1:06] get kind of like the option of modern
[1:08] preset which is kind of the modern
[1:09] version of World of Warcraft and you get
[1:11] the classic which puts the portraits
[1:13] above and everything like that. It
[1:15] doesn't really matter what you choose
[1:17] but I prefer you know modern. And then
[1:19] what I like to do is press new layout.
[1:21] We give this a name. Subscribe to my UI
[1:25] video. Okay. And you get to select here
[1:29] whether this is character specific
[1:31] layout or if this is a general layout
[1:34] you want to use across your whole
[1:35] account. In this instance, I'm just
[1:37] going to use it as a general layout
[1:39] across the whole account. At this point,
[1:41] we kind of get to decide, do we want to
[1:44] have the things like this fancy artwork
[1:47] that Blizzard has or not. So, we can
[1:49] click on this to edit it. And you get
[1:51] the option here straight away, hide bar
[1:53] art. And that's how you can hide these
[1:55] kind of like griffins here at the bottom
[1:58] if you choose to. In that, in this
[2:00] instance, I am actually going to hide
[2:01] them because they are just going to get
[2:02] in the way for what we're trying to
[2:04] achieve. Okay. So, at this point, uh, we
[2:06] can just quickly press save and then
[2:08] activate additional action bars. This is
[2:11] going to make it a lot easier for just
[2:13] figuring everything out. So, I'm going
[2:15] to go ahead and click on that X, then
[2:18] press the options here, and then I'm
[2:21] going to go down to where it says action
[2:23] bars right there. I'm going to activate
[2:26] three, four, five, because I typically
[2:28] find that having five action bars is
[2:32] usually the amount I need for my
[2:34] characters. Then we go back to the edit
[2:36] mode. And here we find we've got
[2:39] additional action bars now that we can
[2:41] organize and figure out how everything
[2:44] works. I'm just going to go ahead and
[2:45] move this over to the side here. Uh,
[2:48] just so it's out the way and we can
[2:49] really focus on what we're dealing with.
[2:52] Now, the talking head. This is when you
[2:54] get like a quest and it starts telling
[2:56] you about the quest. That's basically
[2:58] the talking head. And sometimes, you
[3:00] know, you can have it up here. You can
[3:02] have it wherever you want. You just
[3:03] don't want it to conflict too much with
[3:05] other buttons that you've got. So,
[3:07] typically I like to have this towards my
[3:09] feet section or above up here just there
[3:14] because I kind of find it it quite
[3:15] useful it being out the way. You want to
[3:18] make sure it's out of the middle of the
[3:19] screen because this is this is typically
[3:20] where you're clicking on characters and
[3:22] you aren't often going to see the
[3:24] talking head bar. So, you don't need to
[3:26] worry about that. Your cast bar is quite
[3:29] an important one and I think this should
[3:32] typically go towards lower than your
[3:34] feet, just above your bars. So, I would
[3:37] just typically move everything out the
[3:39] way and just get the bars to exactly
[3:42] what it is you want. So, if do you want
[3:44] three bars? Do you want four bars? How
[3:46] many do you want? I would put it
[3:47] something like that and put the cast bar
[3:50] on top like so. It just makes it nice
[3:52] and uniform, makes it look good,
[3:54] everything like that. Now, I'm going to
[3:56] focus on working on these sidebars here
[3:58] because these sidebars are typically
[4:00] where I will keep like the half stone.
[4:02] We'll keep consumables, things like
[4:04] that. We don't want this giant vertical
[4:07] bar. Instead, we'd much prefer it to be
[4:10] a bit more consolidated. So, I'm going
[4:12] to change it from vertical to horizontal
[4:14] first of all. Then I'm going to change
[4:16] the amount of rows to two rows. And then
[4:19] because this is one of those things I
[4:21] want to basically not be in the way too
[4:24] much, I'm going to make it quite a bit
[4:26] smaller. So I'm going to go ahead and
[4:28] make it about 70%
[4:30] of the typical size. And that's just
[4:33] because I'm not using it for spells and
[4:34] abilities. It's just to hold things
[4:36] like, you know, my Hearthston or random
[4:38] consumables I'm not going to use in
[4:40] combat. I'm going to do the exact same
[4:41] thing for the other one as well. So
[4:42] change it from vertical to horizontal.
[4:44] Give it two rows instead of one. Drag it
[4:48] down. And then we're going to go ahead
[4:49] and make it 70%. So it's the same
[4:52] typical size. Then we'll put these two
[4:54] together so that they look really nice
[4:56] and they kind of like don't stand out
[4:58] too much. If you want to move it and you
[5:00] don't want it to snap like it is doing,
[5:02] you can go ahead and untick snap to
[5:05] elements and that will prevent that
[5:07] happening in the future. So now we can,
[5:09] you know, we can press that control
[5:11] button whilst we're doing this and it
[5:13] will allow us just to move it exactly
[5:15] where we want it. We can press that
[5:17] again and that won't snap back now
[5:19] because we've already moved it which is
[5:21] brilliant. Now what I typically like to
[5:23] do for these action bars four and five
[5:25] because they're on the side, they've got
[5:27] all the consumables, half stones, and
[5:28] everything like that. I like to make it
[5:30] so they disappear when I'm in combat and
[5:33] reappear when I'm out of combat. So I
[5:35] always click this and I press out of
[5:36] combat. So, this bar will only become
[5:39] visible when I'm out of combat. I'd like
[5:41] to do the same for this one here. And
[5:43] that way, when I'm in combat, I can
[5:45] really just focus on what I'm actually
[5:47] seeing and not the plethora of different
[5:50] action bars that you can possibly have
[5:52] in World of Warcraft. It quickly gets
[5:54] too much to deal with. Great. So, that
[5:57] is actually done for both of those
[5:58] there. Now, what I would like to do is
[6:01] bring these portraits a bit closer to
[6:04] the middle of the screen because when
[6:05] I'm doing combat, I want to be able to
[6:08] look towards my feet so that I'm not
[6:10] standing in any puddles that might get
[6:12] me slain. So, I will always move my
[6:16] portraits a bit closer towards the
[6:19] center of the screen. I find this will
[6:20] really, really help you for the most
[6:22] part. Now, don't have them too low
[6:24] because then you're going to not be able
[6:26] to see the actual buffs or debuffs on
[6:28] either yourself or the or anything
[6:31] you're targeting. Okay, there we go.
[6:34] We've got a nice setup there for the
[6:36] portrait. It looks really cool. We've
[6:38] got the encounter bar here as well. This
[6:40] typically isn't going to be used a lot,
[6:43] so you can really put that wherever it
[6:45] is you so choose. It's entirely up to
[6:47] you. It's not going to appear very
[6:49] often. It'll be quite a rare time you'll
[6:51] actually see that. So, I'm going
[6:52] actually going to put that encounter
[6:54] over here as it's just one of those
[6:56] things I'm not going to see too often.
[6:59] Extra abilities. These extra abilities
[7:02] are things like when you're in a raid
[7:05] and you've got to press an extra action
[7:07] ability. This is what you will typically
[7:09] press. I like to keep that here as it's
[7:11] just something you don't typically see.
[7:13] Sometimes some people like to keep it
[7:15] here instead and that is entirely fine
[7:17] as well. Well, I don't particularly like
[7:19] it being there because I like to have
[7:21] the focus frame there. So, I actually
[7:24] prefer it right here. Then, I'll move
[7:26] this focus frame across and I'll pull it
[7:28] just next to this portrait here and I
[7:31] find that will really really help. Some
[7:33] people move this pet frames to the side
[7:35] like so, but I prefer it underneath. H
[7:38] it just works better for me personally.
[7:40] Then the vehicle exit button. I
[7:42] typically have that just below where the
[7:45] we'll move that possess bar there. And
[7:47] then the vehicle e exit button I'll
[7:49] typically just have somewhere around
[7:50] here so it's really clear, really
[7:52] obvious where it it actually is sitting.
[7:54] I think in this instance I'm just going
[7:56] to pop it around about here as this is
[7:59] kind of like an area I don't typically
[8:01] often use in World of Warcraft.
[8:03] Typically when I'm playing I never
[8:05] really play with a stance bar. It's one
[8:07] of those bars that's just kind of not
[8:09] needed if you don't want to use it. And
[8:12] it's entirely up to you if you do use
[8:14] it. It's just one of those things I
[8:16] don't typically use. Remember, when
[8:18] you're doing this, sometimes it's a good
[8:19] idea to exit out of edit mode and just
[8:22] see how it's all looking for yourself.
[8:25] So, let's try that right now. Okay, so
[8:27] let's just select someone. That's how it
[8:29] it feels. That's how it looks. It's
[8:31] looking really simple, really easy. So
[8:34] far, I quite like this. I do feel that
[8:37] these could be lower and that would
[8:39] definitely feel a lot nicer, though. I
[8:41] could just zoom out a little bit more
[8:42] and that would actually be perfect.
[8:44] That's about usually where I play the
[8:46] game. So, that's actually not too bad.
[8:48] Let's jump back into edit mode. This is
[8:50] where I like to basically make sure that
[8:52] my debuffs are quite big. They're quite
[8:55] important debuffs are. You really do
[8:57] want to be able to see when you've got a
[8:59] debuff and you want it to be quite
[9:00] obvious. So, I typically like to make
[9:03] this quite big just so that it really
[9:06] screams at me, oh, hey, you have a
[9:08] debuff. You need to be careful. Then on
[9:11] top of that, I like to make this map
[9:12] bigger because I mean, it's just useful
[9:15] having a bigger map, isn't it? Let's be
[9:17] honest. This boss frames on the side
[9:19] here is only used typically in raid or
[9:21] sometimes PvP, things like that. You
[9:24] don't really need to worry about it too
[9:25] much. It's quite perfect to have it
[9:27] there. I like to move these arena frame.
[9:29] I like to move these arena frames right
[9:31] here. It works quite nicely. The tool
[9:34] tips, HUD tool tips. Typically, people
[9:36] just leave that down there because
[9:38] that's just when you it pops up with
[9:39] some useful information. Then your
[9:41] equipment durability. This is a good one
[9:43] just to pop over here. You aren't really
[9:46] going to worry about, you know, your
[9:47] arena frames covering it or anything
[9:49] like that because more than likely you
[9:52] aren't going to have damaged equipment
[9:53] whilst you're in in an arena. You can
[9:56] just put it like that and it will pop up
[9:58] really obviously when you are damaged.
[10:00] It is a good idea to make the spit
[10:02] bigger as well, just so you really don't
[10:03] miss it. So, we can go ahead and make
[10:04] that 150% and it should be really,
[10:07] really, really obvious. I'm actually
[10:09] going to move the boss frames on there
[10:11] as well. So, let's just move these arena
[10:13] frames out the way. Put the durability
[10:16] right here cuz this is where my quests
[10:17] are going to go. So, I don't want that
[10:19] space filled for any particular reason.
[10:21] You're never going to have the arena
[10:23] frames and the boss frames active at the
[10:25] same time. So, you don't really need to
[10:27] worry about those two conflicting. They
[10:29] can be in the same location happily.
[10:31] Let's go ahead and save that. Now, I
[10:33] feel like we're at the point now where
[10:36] we might need to start activating that
[10:37] advanced option. One more thing for me
[10:40] to change is the chat frame. I quite
[10:42] like having a bigger chat than typically
[10:44] other people might like just so I can
[10:46] see more messages a bit easier, but some
[10:49] people like having a really small chat
[10:51] right out the way. It's entirely up to
[10:53] you what you prefer. I really like a
[10:55] chat box a bit like that. Pressing this
[10:57] button at the bottom right of the chat
[10:59] frame allows you just to edit it without
[11:02] you needing to mess about with the width
[11:03] or height or anything like that. It's
[11:04] entirely up to you how you choose to do
[11:06] it. So now we're going to press the
[11:08] advanced options mode and you'll see
[11:10] there are some additional things here
[11:12] which will really really help you such
[11:14] as the cooldown manager. I'm going to go
[11:16] ahead and show you exactly how that
[11:18] works. So we're going to press save.
[11:21] We're going to press exit. And then
[11:23] we're going to go to our menu and press
[11:25] options. In the options, we're just
[11:27] going to type in cooldown
[11:30] manager. And this will allow you to
[11:32] basically enable it. If you don't enable
[11:35] it here, you won't see it when it's
[11:37] actually in game. So, I'm going to go
[11:39] ahead and enable that right now. So, it
[11:42] will only enable once you hit level 10.
[11:44] So, do just keep that in mind. For the
[11:47] purpose of this video, I'm going to swap
[11:48] to one of my higher level characters so
[11:49] you can see what it does. Okay, here I
[11:51] am in my secret banking location and I'm
[11:55] going to go ahead and press that edit
[11:56] mode. Switch to the subscribe to my UI
[11:59] video
[12:00] mode. And now we're going to edit it
[12:02] from here. Again, cool down manager
[12:05] isn't activated. So, we do need to go
[12:07] ahead and activate that right now. So,
[12:10] I'll go ahead and just type in cooldown
[12:13] manager. Press activate. And now you can
[12:15] see you've actually got like a weak or a
[12:18] builtin game without any add-ons needed.
[12:21] This is really cool. So here you can now
[12:24] see this is no longer grayed out. You
[12:26] press cool down manager and you can drag
[12:28] that up to actually see what it is
[12:30] you've got. You got tracked de you got
[12:32] tracked buffs. Then you've got your
[12:34] utility cooldowns. These are really
[12:35] useful just to see and it's a good idea
[12:37] to make these bigger. There you go.
[12:40] They're nice and big now so that when
[12:41] we're in combat, we can actually see
[12:44] what is happening without too much work
[12:46] or hassle at all. This is going to be
[12:49] useful just to enable you to do more
[12:51] damage in general. Your personal re
[12:54] resource display. This is something I
[12:56] don't typically worry about because I
[12:59] can see that for myself on my party
[13:02] frames and my player frames really
[13:04] easily. So, I personally don't use
[13:06] personal resource display very often.
[13:09] Boss warnings, however, is a very, very
[13:12] useful thing to have in game. This will
[13:15] prevent you from dying in game quite a
[13:18] lot. So, always make sure you have that
[13:21] enabled, especially if you plan to do
[13:22] raiding. This uh boss timeline on the
[13:25] side here will tell you when important
[13:27] abilities are coming. And this will give
[13:29] you a pre-warning to move out the way or
[13:32] to do something that your character
[13:34] needs to do to react to that mechanics
[13:36] to survive or help dis like defeat the
[13:39] boss. So, make sure that is activated.
[13:42] Brilliant. Now, we're going to go ahead
[13:44] and activate the damage meter. Again,
[13:46] open up options and type in damage
[13:49] meter. There we go. This will now show
[13:51] you the default damage done. So, we can
[13:54] go to edit mode again and we can move
[13:56] that down to where it is. where we might
[13:59] want it. For me personally, I actually
[14:01] want it right above the chat so I could
[14:04] easily see it and it's never in the way
[14:06] of the party frames. The party frames
[14:08] are pretty much always going to be up on
[14:10] the left side of the screen. So, I want
[14:12] to make sure that they are always there.
[14:15] Brilliant. That's actually completely
[14:17] done. Now, now if you want to make
[14:19] multiple windows so that you can record,
[14:22] for example, the damage done and then
[14:24] you want to record the healing done, you
[14:27] can just press that cog button above the
[14:30] damage done and it will allow you to
[14:32] press create new window. You create new
[14:35] window and then you can select whether
[14:37] you want it to record healing or if you
[14:40] want it to record any other things like
[14:42] interrupts. Having this in Mythic Plus
[14:44] is really useful. having like a dungeon,
[14:47] uh, having a damage done, a healing
[14:49] done, and an interrupts is really,
[14:51] really useful. So, now we're going to
[14:52] press edit mode, and we can edit these
[14:55] pretty easily. For the frame width, I
[14:58] like to kind of go for the lowest frame
[15:00] width possible. And then for the height,
[15:02] I like to go for the minimum, but make
[15:04] sure it has at least five people in
[15:06] there. For padding, you don't really
[15:08] need a lot of padding, to be honest. It
[15:10] gives you a lot more padding than you
[15:11] actually need for it. So, it's entirely
[15:13] up to you what you go for, but I
[15:15] typically like to go for like the
[15:16] minimum on that. It doesn't look as
[15:18] good, unfortunately. So, I'm going to
[15:20] probably go for more of a bore there on
[15:22] that one. Now, if you don't like the way
[15:24] it looks, you can just mess about with
[15:26] the default. You can have it default
[15:28] like that. You can have it bordered. You
[15:29] can have it thin like so. It's entirely
[15:32] up to you what you go for. So, we can
[15:34] press save there. And then we can move
[15:36] these in. Now, we can press escape and
[15:38] get out of the edit mode. And we can
[15:40] actually edit this healing bar to be
[15:42] pretty similar to that one. Like so. And
[15:45] then that way it's nice and simple. So
[15:47] that's typically how you could play the
[15:50] game with your both healing and damage
[15:53] done and everything like that. I'm going
[15:55] to go ahead and remove these just
[15:56] because I don't need them on this
[15:58] particular character, but if you did,
[16:00] it's pretty easy to edit them and to
[16:03] change them off this import if you do
[16:05] choose to import this. So let's press
[16:07] edit mode. And then we can just untick
[16:10] the damage meter. Boom. That's unticked.
[16:15] So now if I go to options and I press
[16:18] damage meter, we get rid of the damage
[16:21] meter. It's gone. It's disappeared. We
[16:22] don't need to look at that. I think in
[16:24] in this instance, I'm actually going to
[16:26] move the stance bar to the left of the
[16:29] top bar and then actually move the pet
[16:31] bar down more and then the cast bar even
[16:34] further down. I think this will just
[16:35] make it look better in general. I might
[16:37] move these up slightly just so that
[16:39] they're not interfering with each other.
[16:41] And then that should actually look
[16:43] better. I'm going to have to turn off
[16:44] the snap to elements just so that I can
[16:47] move it exactly where I want it to go.
[16:49] And then we can move the cast bar up
[16:51] like so. That's brilliant. We can press
[16:53] save. And then look at that. That's
[16:55] perfect, isn't it? I can see this is
[16:57] slightly off. So, I'm just going to
[16:59] press edit and then move this across
[17:02] slightly just because I can really tell
[17:04] this is going to have to be uh turned
[17:06] off on the snap again and try it again
[17:08] to make this look really good. Perfect.
[17:11] We can press save and that should look
[17:13] pretty good. Now, we're going to put
[17:14] snap to element again as make sure this
[17:16] cast bar is kind of centralized. There
[17:18] you go. Lovely jobly. Press save and
[17:21] press escape. Look at that. That's
[17:23] excellent. So, that's if we're close.
[17:24] That's if we're further away. And let's
[17:27] just select someone. so we can actually
[17:29] see what it looks like. There you go.
[17:31] So, that's exactly what you'll be
[17:32] operating with. And this is really,
[17:34] really useful. Now, here's one final
[17:36] little tip. It's not really a UI tip,
[17:38] but it kind of is. It's going to help
[17:39] you a lot in combat to do even more
[17:42] damage. Press the options again and just
[17:44] type in highlight. Go down to gameplay
[17:47] enhancements and click on assisted
[17:49] highlights. This is going to really help
[17:51] you if you're newer to your character
[17:53] and you don't quite know your character
[17:55] yet. This is going to help you know
[17:57] which button is probably best to click
[17:59] on to do the most amount of damage based
[18:02] off your class and your spec. This is
[18:04] going to basically give you a general
[18:06] highlight uh on your bars when you're
[18:08] just playing the game. And that's going
[18:10] to be really quite useful just in
[18:12] general. I used it a raid last night and
[18:14] out of 20 people I was the top DPS using
[18:18] just the button highlights. It was very
[18:20] very very useful indeed. If you are
[18:22] looking to expand your UI and make it
[18:25] look even cooler, I can recommend one
[18:27] add-on which I really like. It's a
[18:29] pretty cool add-on. It is called sexy
[18:31] maps. Now, to edit sexy maps, you just
[18:34] have to press escape, click options, go
[18:36] to add-ons at the top, and then go down
[18:38] to sexy maps like so. And this will have
[18:41] a bunch of default presets that you can
[18:43] choose from, which you might like. Look
[18:45] at that. It's changing the map each
[18:47] time. Let's just make it bigger so you
[18:48] can actually see what's going on here.
[18:50] There's loads of really cool different
[18:52] ones that you might like. For this one
[18:53] in particular, I don't really want the
[18:55] outside to be rotating or anything like
[18:57] that. I'm going to go ahead and actually
[18:59] delete that one and only keep the inner
[19:01] one as I really really like how that
[19:03] looks just in general. Then I'm actually
[19:05] going to go ahead and just make it
[19:06] bigger as a whole. So, let's just make
[19:09] it a little bit bigger and then move it
[19:10] across to exactly where it is you want
[19:12] it. Look at that. That's all done. We
[19:14] can lock that in now. And that's
[19:16] perfect. Look, that's Isn't that a
[19:18] really nice setup? we've got right
[19:20] there. I'm really happy with that. Let's
[19:22] try it on one of my other characters as
[19:24] well and just see what it looks like.
[19:25] Okay, I'm on one of my other characters.
[19:27] It's going to switch to the new UI. And
[19:30] we've got too many action bars. So,
[19:31] we've got to turn one of those action
[19:32] bars off. There we go. And that's the
[19:35] the kind of new UI right there. As you
[19:37] can see, this whole stance bar, I don't
[19:39] typically use it. What I could do on
[19:41] this character is just pull it right at
[19:43] the bottom like so. It's just out of the
[19:45] way. Or I could even pop it under here,
[19:47] which might even be a better place to
[19:49] keep it in general. So, let's just press
[19:50] save. And oh, that's much nicer, isn't
[19:52] it? It's much cleaner, much simpler.
[19:54] Then, if we go to combat. So, let's just
[19:57] find a target dummy. And then we can go
[19:59] ahead and we can show you it in action.
[20:02] Now, I do just want to turn on the
[20:04] cooldown manager. And then also, I want
[20:07] to turn on assisted cooldowns. Now, if
[20:10] there's any particular version of this
[20:11] that you don't like to see, for example,
[20:13] you don't like the top bit, but you do
[20:15] like the bottom bit, you can just go
[20:17] ahead and press edit mode. You can click
[20:18] on what you don't like, and you can just
[20:20] press hidden, and it will always hide
[20:22] it. You'll never see it again. It's
[20:24] quite cool like that. So, uh, say we go
[20:26] into combat. Uh, we are now using the
[20:28] assisted. So, we just go here and just
[20:31] charge in. We use just the buttons it
[20:33] tells us to use. Nice and easy. And
[20:36] look, we're doing the damage. It's
[20:38] perfect. is exactly how you need to be
[20:40] playing it. And it's s super simple,
[20:42] super easy, and it's pretty fun to do
[20:44] like this as well, I think. Anyway,
[20:46] super easy. Look at that. There's no
[20:48] messing about at all. And we're just
[20:50] pressing exactly what it tells us. It's
[20:52] also got quite nice little like
[20:54] highlights of here of exactly what
[20:56] buttons and things we need to see. If we
[20:58] want to press edit mode again and make
[21:00] this show, uh we can have it only show
[21:03] when we're in we're in combat as well,
[21:05] which is quite useful. So, if we press
[21:06] save here, uh, this should all disappear
[21:09] now and only reappear when we get into
[21:11] combat. So, if we charge back in, you
[21:13] should see it activate. Boom. There you
[21:16] go. You can only see everything now. And
[21:18] it is going to tell you when you got
[21:20] really important, you know, abilities
[21:21] you need to be pressing and things like
[21:23] that. That's going to be really useful
[21:25] for you to, you know, keep track of
[21:26] things and do the most damage or most
[21:28] healing possible. I really hope this
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