Bio Engineer Archive

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Maluak wrote:

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sharkhead63 wrote:

does ne 1 have a macro to gte xp while ur afk?

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Oh don't worry guys since I used to be a former PVP soldier. I can speak fluent l33t. Allow me to speak to him.

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/comfort Maluak

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Urgra wrote:

ROFL!!!!

Hiya Mo!

Urgra/Chyann

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Ummm. I meant for this to be replying to Mo's but I forgot to hit the quote key. But I did just now. So. THERE! hehe

No Problem. Infact they should teech l33t as a foreign laungage in schools.

Yes the macros can be run concurrently. The commands will queue up as normal. That doesn't mean it's a good idea to run them though. There's the risk that the command queue can become cluttered or that you might end up executing the wrong action. Take for example the intimidate macro. Keeping your opponent permanently intimidated is good right? Well what happens if he's down to his last few points of health and your macro shoots off an intimidate before you can deal the Sai Tok that would finish him? That delay could be all he needs to heal and carry on.

> macro1
> lunge1 (hope for kneel) - repeat every 15 seconds

Kneel is wasted if he isn't dizzy. You're placing a lot of trust in your dizzy macro by using this.

> macro2
> dizzy (target falls down if macro1 succeed) - repeat every 15 seconds
> dizzy

Waste of a combat turn (and chance to use a stronger attack) if he's already dizzy.

> macro3
> blindhit - repeat every 10 seconds

No harm in blinding your opponent. Useful. Unless you're fighting multiple opponents and you need area blind. But what if you're fighting multiple opponents one of them is warcried? Don't want that area blind now. Thing is your macro can't know what's best.

> macro4
> warcry - repeat every 30 seconds

Warcry runs down your HAM. A good time to use it is just before you switch weapons or heal, or to have a few free attempts to intimidate. Since warcry breaks on the next hit, you run the risk of decreasing your HAM for nothing if one of your other macros queues up an attack before you get to do whatever it was you wanted to use the warcried time for.

> macro5
> /center - repeat every 60 seconds

No one would argue with CoB. It needs to be on as often as possible. Which is a lot more often than 60 seconds. Don't be afraid to /dump your macro if you are unbuffed and you get intimidated, though. You won't get the advantages of /center and you'll be running your HAM down.

> macro4
> bodyhit, hit or sweep depending on enemy/enemies

Again your macro can't know what is best. Dumping your macro to choose a better one resets all the others too, so your goal of running them all together is harder to reach.

Macros are cool and very useful. CoB is more or less required. But I really wouldn't loop much else and I wouldn't touch dizzy/KD macros with a bargepole. There are some macros I find quite handy though.

/ui action clearCombatQueue
/pause 0.5
/warcry
/healDamage self
/intimidate
Emergency stimpack macro.

/warcry
/ui action toolbarPaneNext
/ui action toolbarSlot09 - or wherever that mind fire janta knife is
/ui action toolbarPanePrev
Switch weapons at your leisure.

/melee1hHit2
/melee1hBodyHit2
/melee1hBlindHit1
No useful purpose but a nice combo.

/beckon
/say En garde %TT!
/pause 2
/taunt
For use before initiating combat.

/warcry
/intimidate
/melee1hBlindHit1
/melee1hHealthHit1
/melee1hHealthHit2
A useful start to many PvE encounters.

/melee1hDizzyHit2
/pause 0.5
(loop)
Cleansing the galaxy fifteen huurtons at a time.

Message Edited by Daigoro202 on 11-09-2004 03:45 PM