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Thread: Good Macro

Bimo
Thu May 13, 2004 9:07 pm
#1

hey guys, so im asking, what is a good macro for a master carbineer?? i am master carb, fencer 4440, pistol 0044, i have great defense but i dont seem to be able to do any dam in pvp, just hoping u guys can help me out in this, i need a sweet macro for pvp thanks


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TAfirehawk
Thu May 13, 2004 9:18 pm
#2

Funny thing is, no Carbineer worth a darn has a macro for PvP shots. The ability of the Carbineer is to not spam one or two specials, but adapt to the given situation. You must become familar with over 10 Specials and the way they work together, along with the weapons.


No macros for the Carbineer.....his greatest weapon is his MIND.



Review the STICKY post describing the Specials and DPS, along with the Mitigation info and then we can be more specific






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Former Correspondent of the Former Profession, CARBINEER

EisMan_Buckeye
Thu May 13, 2004 10:03 pm
#3






TAfirehawk wrote:

Funny thing is, no Carbineer worth a darn has a macro for PvP shots. The ability of the Carbineer is to not spam one or two specials, but adapt to the given situation. You must become familar with over 10 Specials and the way they work together, along with the weapons.


No macros for the Carbineer.....his greatest weapon is his MIND.



Review the STICKY post describing the Specials and DPS, along with the Mitigation info and then we can be more specific









Bingo.



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Lihpson
Fri May 14, 2004 9:27 am
#4

I have a macro that is something like this:


/ui action clearCombatQueue


/wildShot1


/fullAutoSingle2


/chargeShot1


/cripplingShot x 10



I have a similar one for area. I like using macros alot, but I find in PvP I clear this macro alot to take advantage of other specials. Its great in pve too, especially the area macro. It saves me the trouble of pressing alot of buttons.





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TAfirehawk
Fri May 14, 2004 9:35 am
#5






Lihpson wrote:

I have a macro that is something like this:


/ui action clearCombatQueue


/wildShot1


/fullAutoSingle2


/chargeShot1


/cripplingShot x 10



I have a similar one for area. I like using macros alot, but I find in PvP I clear this macro alot to take advantage of other specials. Its great in pve too, especially the area macro. It saves me the trouble of pressing alot of buttons.







My whole point exactly.....I find myself using nearly the same shots to start PvP, but must remain flexible.







Iebas Feania
Former Correspondent of the Former Profession, CARBINEER

Lihpson
Fri May 14, 2004 9:40 am
#6

Ive been thinking about making a 'last resort' kind of macro. When fighting someone with stacked defenses, after kd and posture change attempts have failed, and states have been applied I usually resort to the follow


/scatterShot2 x 1000


I havent made a macro of that yet, but I think it would probably help me alot.





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TAfirehawk
Fri May 14, 2004 10:06 am
#7






Iebas Feania
Former Correspondent of the Former Profession, CARBINEER

novamarine
Fri May 14, 2004 10:20 am
#8


More important than a macro is to have a perfectly adapted for your playstylekeyboard layout. If you can't hit your fullautosingle2, scattershot2, chargeshot2, suppressionfire2, fullautoarea2, burstshot2, etc keys with your eyes closed you have no place in PvP.


And just as importantly, you need to what to use when and why.



Lihpson
Fri May 14, 2004 10:27 am
#9






novamarine wrote:


More important than a macro is to have a perfectly adapted for your playstylekeyboard layout. If you can't hit your fullautosingle2, scattershot2, chargeshot2, suppressionfire2, fullautoarea2, burstshot2, etc keys with your eyes closed you have no place in PvP.









very true To make this easier I was thinking about getting some sort of controller. Anyone use a controller to play? If so how much does it help?



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Master of Polearms
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Theme Song: "Burnin Ring of (mind) Fire"!
EisMan_Buckeye
Sun May 16, 2004 12:07 am
#10






novamarine wrote:


More important than a macro is to have a perfectly adapted for your playstylekeyboard layout. If you can't hit your fullautosingle2, scattershot2, chargeshot2, suppressionfire2, fullautoarea2, burstshot2, etc keys with your eyes closed you have no place in PvP.


And just as importantly, you need to what to use when and why.










That's so true. I put my most used/most important specials all on the top row of my toolbar. Other less used specials go on the bottom. I use the spaces between F8/F9 and F4/F5as my indexes, asthey areeasy to feel while looking at the screen. My most important "gotta hit it right now" shots are adjacent to those spaces so I can feel for and find them when I need them.


Another thing I do, since I usually find myself switching between carbines and swords/sticks, is use a toolbar changing macro I made. I have a toolbar for fencer specials and a toolbar for carbineer specials. In the F1 slot of each toolbar, I have a macro that switches to the other toolbar and selects the weapon placed in the F2 slot (I keep most of my weapons on toolbar slots for easy changing of them).


The third thing I have done was map a /ui action clearCombatQueue macro to my mouse's wheel button (Mouse Button 3). A tactic I find myself using often is to spam a speciala bunch oftimesto geta certain state effect on the target. Once it sticks, I clear my combat queue and spam another special to get its state on them. It also comes in handy for when you need to heal yourself or a buddy.




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Quabar
Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:10 am
#11

does any 1 kno a good macro to get mass xp while u r still artisan?



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Wolph
Fri Jun 17, 2005 2:20 pm
#12






Quabar wrote:
does any 1 kno a good macro to get mass xp while u r still artisan?





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Translation

"Does anyone have a crafting macro to grind Artisan experiance faster?"



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U'll probly want 2 check teh artisan bords



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gojimbogo
Sat Jun 18, 2005 12:55 am
#13



Quabar wrote:
does any 1 kno a good macro to get mass xp while u r still artisan?




huh?



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