If you’re like me, and don’t want to spend all your time on your toes but still want to be efficient, and at the same time you got those 2 minute cooldown trinkets that are goodness, use the following macro for Kill Command:

/cast [target=target, nodead, harm] Kill Command
/castsequence [target=target, nodead, harm] Trinket #1, Trinket #2

My macro is:
/cast [target=target, harm, nodead] Kill Command
/castsequence [target=target, harm, nodead] Bladefist’s Breadth, Core of Ar’kelos

The downside is that there will be a lot of spam - there are addons that will stop that, though (and a sound options to disable error speech).

Sarf (playing as Arfs on Silvermoon, EU)

I was spec’d very similarly to how you were (if not exactly the same), but had to abandon the spec for obvious reasons. Man, I miss the amount of damage that spec used to mette out!! :*(

Now I’m almost completely Marksman spec’d (something like 2/42/9, I think) and I’m not sure I’m entirely happy with that spec anymore, either. /sigh

I’ve been hmm’ing and haw’ing about my spec for a while now, and I’m not altogether sure what to do about it. When it comes to ranged combat, I would like to be a force to be reckoned with, certainly. (A mage in my guild and I consistently have DamageMeter wars to see who puts out the most damage… I’m usually a close second–he’s six levels higher than me, lol.) But, I’m not sure how much of a benefit there is to being Marksman spec’d anymore, in terms of overall gameplay.

Bah. I’m just thinking out loud at this point, lol.

/wanders off muttering…..

I have used Kill Command to get my pet to grab aggro from a mob that was attacking me. If the Kill Command counted toward my damage done, BRK probably should not have been able to pull the mob from me.

I have checked every WoW resource at my disposal to confirm or deny whether or not the damage from Kill Command is counted as pet or hunter damage and found nothing that indicates that what you have read is accurate. I am very certain that the mechanics of Kill Command are working as designed.

However.

Tonight, I shall fire up the ol DamageMeters addon and compare the damage it records against the damage shown in the combat log. By this method, we shall see who is credited for what damage.

It is Galileo who is rocognized as the first to use quantative measurements and mathematically analysis the results. Let us follow in the footsteps of the Father of Science and sort out this Kill Command higglty-pigglty once and for all.

More at eleven.