Probably sound stupid here

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Originally Posted by Alistaire

Not true, my macro like that uses a .5 and works just fine. It might be a minimum .5 though, idk. As for your second part, also not true, spamming that macro as many times as I want it only does the party line 1 time, half a second after I finish spamming.

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No they just use the rounding system.

at .5 it goes to a full second.

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Originally Posted by Alistaire

Not true, my macro like that uses a .5 and works just fine. It might be a minimum .5 though, idk. As for your second part, also not true, spamming that macro as many times as I want it only does the party line 1 time, half a second after I finish spamming.

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It is true...An easy way to test them out is having someone measure your DPS within a time limit while you use one with macro and one with no macro, you will see the difference in your DPS.

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Originally Posted by Alistaire

Not true, my macro like that uses a .5 and works just fine. It might be a minimum .5 though, idk.

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not true.

Make the following macro

/echo executing macro test
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/wait 1.5
/echo end of cycle, 19.5 seconds should have now passed.

then time it. Trust me you will actually get either 13 seconds (if the .5 doesn't get counted) or the total will be rounded up, resulting in 26 seconds instead. This is an easy test that anyone can do to verify that the Wait Command actually does round up anything with a decimal in it.

Hi,

As far as I remember (not at home now so not entirely sure) you do not have to put /wait between /ac line and /p text command at all to send a notification to your party members. This was you send text in party chat as soon as you use the skill, thus avoiding delay and possible double usage of silence skill.

Regards,
M