Scout Archive
Thread: camping macro
Creaturetaimer
Sun Dec 19, 2004 8:53 pm
#170
JBMat wrote:
As I beat my head against the wall....
MACROS ARE FOR MORONS
Thank you. I feel better now.
If you can't figure out how to get XP while camping, go be a freaking ID or Dancer of some freaking stoopid profession. Is it too much to ask that you sit in a camp and craft camps and traps. Poor freaking booboo head, can't AFk this profession like you can so many others (Commando, BH, TK, most combat all come to mind, not to mention most if not all of the Artisan line).
I will not repeat the argument I have made so freaking many times.
I will say that anyone who macros is a freaking retardate with monkies for ancestors.. no wait, sloths. Maybe bacteria. Yeah, bacteria. Why do I say this? If you have read this forum more than once, you know how we feel about macros.
JB
now run along and get smarter before you ask for waypoints in areatrack
LoL
Almagill
Sun Dec 19, 2004 9:03 pm
#171
If it's so painful to give a pointer to a camping macro (or a crafting one, or a dancing one or a macro writing one....) just tell tehm Google is their friend.
SWG Camping Macro
will haul up loads of pointers, some of which actually DO go to a macro.
What they do after that is their business.
Colour me past caring.
SWG Camping Macro
will haul up loads of pointers, some of which actually DO go to a macro.
What they do after that is their business.
Colour me past caring.
Temujin23
Mon Dec 20, 2004 1:40 am
#172
JBMat wrote:
As I beat my head against the wall....
MACROS ARE FOR MORONS
Thank you. I feel better now.
I will say that anyone who macros is a freaking retardate with monkies for ancestors.. no wait, sloths. Maybe bacteria. Yeah, bacteria. Why do I say this? If you have read this forum more than once, you know how we feel about macros.
JB
now run along and get smarter before you ask for waypoints in areatrack
I agree totally, but why bring sloths into this? Sloths pwn!
Seriously, I like sloths. I'm generally a very easy-going guy, but knocking Nature's slackers sends me into a blood frenzy. Or would, anyway, if I wasn't so comfortable. Regardless, let's leave sloths out of this, shall we? Thanks.
al-djinn'i
Master Ranger/TKM
Odajja
Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:11 am
#173
Your Rite. But I guess respect of ones peers is important to some of us as well. Macro Noobs Seem to want the Badge and Move on and I guess thats a Good thing.
Almagill wrote:
If it's so painful to give a pointer to a camping macro (or a crafting one, or a dancing one or a macro writing one....) just tell tehm Google is their friend.
SWG Camping Macro
will haul up loads of pointers, some of which actually DO go to a macro.
What they do after that is their business.
Colour me past caring.
Cryos_Merovingian
Mon Dec 20, 2004 12:45 pm
#174
Temujin23 wrote:
JBMat wrote:As I beat my head against the wall....MACROS ARE FOR MORONSThank you. I feel better now.I will say that anyone who macros is a freaking retardate with monkies for ancestors.. no wait, sloths. Maybe bacteria. Yeah, bacteria. Why do I say this? If you have read this forum more than once, you know how we feel about macros.JBnow run along and get smarter before you ask for waypoints in areatrackI agree totally, but why bring sloths into this? Sloths pwn!
Seriously, I like sloths. I'm generally a very easy-going guy, but knocking Nature's slackers sends me into a blood frenzy. Or would, anyway, if I wasn't so comfortable. Regardless, let's leave sloths out of this, shall we? Thanks.
al-djinn'i
Master Ranger/TKM
Ya,Sloths are great... especially when they are Fat and Healthy with high OQ on that herbivore meat and bristly hide of their
Plus, who needs a p-dart when the sloth only moves 3m an hour... litteraly.
Almagill
Mon Dec 20, 2004 2:50 pm
#175
Cryos_Merovingian wrote:
Calculus_Entropy wrote:
Cryos_Merovingian wrote:
Ya,Sloths are great... especially when they are Fat and Healthy with high OQ on that herbivore meat and bristly hide of theirn00b! Any good Ranger knows that Sloths are wild meat....sheesh!
Hmmm, good point. I am so ashamed
So they drop avian bones, why? Cos they live up in the trees for 6 weeks at a time only coming down to, uhm, get a load off their minds?
SkittyDude
Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:20 pm
#176
"well I don't have a camping macro I do have a Futurama quote macro that managed to get me a CSR warning for harassment. I guess some people aren't ready for the comedy stylings of Bender Bending Rodrigez."
Bender totally pwns all!
Preacher-UM
Mon Dec 20, 2004 4:54 pm
#177
One can also look at this way. These types of players who are hellbent on grinding proffesions will not stay with ranger long. It can be rather tedious sometimes, other times not so tedious. But as a whole, i think we are more curious about the game in its purer form than most others. Or who knows, i may have taken one too many muon golds 
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Calculus_Entropy
Tue Dec 21, 2004 1:18 am
#178
Cryos_Merovingian wrote:
Ya,Sloths are great... especially when they are Fat and Healthy with high OQ on that herbivore meat and bristly hide of their
n00b! Any good Ranger knows that Sloths are wild meat....sheesh! 
Cango
Tue Dec 21, 2004 1:38 am
#179
Meh, I macro. But I've also done the scout grind about 7 times.
Going up 0030 Ranger, master CH, and either Rifleman or TKM, for PvE and RP reasons. I have done the camping grind several times, im about to do the scout grind again, currently 4140 Scout. When I do the camp grind, im gonna do the afk macro while I sleep, am at School, Church, etc. Im hoping that after the Combat Revamp, the rest of the Ranger Tree merits its high use of skill points, but untill then, just 0030.
Going up 0030 Ranger, master CH, and either Rifleman or TKM, for PvE and RP reasons. I have done the camping grind several times, im about to do the scout grind again, currently 4140 Scout. When I do the camp grind, im gonna do the afk macro while I sleep, am at School, Church, etc. Im hoping that after the Combat Revamp, the rest of the Ranger Tree merits its high use of skill points, but untill then, just 0030.
Cryos_Merovingian
Tue Dec 21, 2004 1:58 am
#180
Calculus_Entropy wrote:
Cryos_Merovingian wrote:
Ya,Sloths are great... especially when they are Fat and Healthy with high OQ on that herbivore meat and bristly hide of theirn00b! Any good Ranger knows that Sloths are wild meat....sheesh!
Hmmm, good point. I am so ashamed
karanisgod
Tue Dec 21, 2004 2:30 am
#181
How the hell do u figure u can afk macro BH? Please tell me, because I seem to have wasted a month on the investigation tree for no reason. YOUR the moron.
JBMat wrote:
As I beat my head against the wall....
MACROS ARE FOR MORONS
Thank you. I feel better now.
If you can't figure out how to get XP while camping, go be a freaking ID or Dancer of some freaking stoopid profession. Is it too much to ask that you sit in a camp and craft camps and traps. Poor freaking booboo head, can't AFk this profession like you can so many others (Commando, BH, TK, most combat all come to mind, not to mention most if not all of the Artisan line).
I will not repeat the argument I have made so freaking many times.
I will say that anyone who macros is a freaking retardate with monkies for ancestors.. no wait, sloths. Maybe bacteria. Yeah, bacteria. Why do I say this? If you have read this forum more than once, you know how we feel about macros.
JB
now run along and get smarter before you ask for waypoints in areatrack
JeCy
Tue Dec 21, 2004 4:29 am
#182
Cryos_Merovingian wrote:
Ya,Sloths are great... especially when they are Fat and Healthy with high OQ on that herbivore meat and bristly hide of their
n00b! Any good Ranger knows that Sloths are wild meat....sheesh!
Hmmm, good point. I am so ashamed
The other guy is almost as bad as you soo dont feel offended, he tottaly missed the fact that
,, anyone good ranger knows that the fungi growing in a sloths fur makes it absolutly unusable for anything but perhaps a door mat and even than only after a week of washing. But on a side note You had better take good care to remove the sloths intestine verry carfully as they only make doo doo once a week hence they are best disgarded and NOT use in sausage production.. but their meat is soo tender from lack of movement that its better than the finest freshly hatched kaadu, or or yearling gulama.
Je'Cy
Message Edited by JeCy on 12-21-2004 03:30 AM