Encrypted Text: I roll on caster loot

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12-10-2008 @ 11:13AM

ninjasuperspy said...

Speaking of mindless Ret DPS rotations, I made a macro the other day:

#showtooltip
/Startattack
/cast [nocombat, mod:ctrl] Seal of the Martyr
/castsequence reset=combat/8 Judgement of Light, Crusader Strike, Divine Storm

I just get to hit 111111111111 then every two minutes I hit CTRL-1 to reseal. Love it. I have a separate one that engages Avenging Wrath and my trinkets. I wish I could fit them in to the main macro and make it even more brainless but my pally won't shut up about "That's not ready yet" and the code to silence the errors takes up too much space to fit under the cap.

Oh topic: Man, that is harsh. Nice trinket though and I could feasibly sell it as ret paladin loot. Hey! It has +Hit! And some of my stuff scales on SP! Those instant HoT-enabled Flashes need spellpower!

I miss my 3% hit from precision. I cry sometimes, when I'm in the grocery store and something I see reminds me of that sweet icon... Man, here I go again getting misty.

12-10-2008 @ 11:56AM

kfx said...

If you don't have enough space in your macro for the trinkets/cooldowns, just make a second macro for those, and put a /click line in the main one (google should get you the macro to give the button name you need to use). Bit of a kludge, but it gets the job done.

12-10-2008 @ 12:05PM

Menglor said...

in the sound options, turn off ERROR and the error displays but doesnt say boo

12-10-2008 @ 12:49PM

andy said...

if you use macaroon your macros can be up to 1023 characters long.

12-10-2008 @ 3:06PM

Brownjohn said...

I would pull the "nocombat" out of there just in case a boss fight lasts longer than 2 minutes and you need to reseal.

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