Combat log

[Ukase]

So, I know I can log the various chats that my character participates in. But what about the combat log? 

Sometimes, something happens in game, and I try to check the combat log, but there's so many things that damned panacea proc is doing, I can't ever scroll up high enough to find it sometimes. 

Is this possible? 

[StrikerFox]

Doesn't it just log what channel is added to your tabs? Skip the Healing Received channel and it won't show Panacea procs. Edit the tabs down to only what you want to see. Or use the search function in Notepad (Or whatever program you're using). For example, search for "Power Transfer" if you're looking for PT procs. 

[lemming]

Games/Homecoming/<account>/Logs/chatlog-date.txt  has the info if you activated Log chats

[KaizenSoze]

14 hours ago, Ukase said:

So, I know I can log the various chats that my character participates in. But what about the combat log? 

Sometimes, something happens in game, and I try to check the combat log, but there's so many things that damned panacea proc is doing, I can't ever scroll up high enough to find it sometimes. 

Is this possible? 

I have this tool that might work for you. It break each play session into separate files.

 

[Seed22]

On 7/3/2025 at 7:28 PM, Ukase said:

So, I know I can log the various chats that my character participates in. But what about the combat log? 

Sometimes, something happens in game, and I try to check the combat log, but there's so many things that damned panacea proc is doing, I can't ever scroll up high enough to find it sometimes. 

Is this possible? 

Use Sythlin(butchered the name)'s tool. Its the best/really only good tool we have. 

 

 

Have no idea why it's not pinned.

 

Edited Saturday at 03:33 AM by Seed22

[WumpusRat]

You can also set up tabs to monitor only certain parts of combat.

On several characters I keep track of personal damage, pet damage, hit rolls, and healing all in different tabs.

[Ukase]

Well, it's been unnerving, but the past few weeks, I've learned that I'm leaving a fair amount of dps on the table by focusing more on defense and overall survivability. In the back of my head, I knew that, but was okay with it because, as they say, a dead blaster does no damage. But having played roughly the same content with the same AT/powerset combo, only disregarding defense, and just aiming to use damage procs in 3 powers, I'm not seeing a lot more defeats, although, I don't think I'm seeing a lot more dps, either. So, this tool might help me see what my observation is missing. 
Thanks for the tip!