is there a way to macro greed this loot?

Seems like in every dungeon run Im the last one to click loot and then everyone has run ahead and I gotta catch up. Is there a quicker way (on pc) to open loot and click them greed (or need)?

Why not click loot while running to the next encounter?

There was a /loot command you could macro but they took it out without any real explanation as to why. I'm not aware of any replacement.

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Originally Posted by _Greyling_

Why not click loot while running to the next encounter?

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That suggests you are running with your keyboard and not the mouse. If you're running with the mouse you can't click loot.

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Originally Posted by ArionoleusMorning

That suggests you are running with your keyboard and not the mouse. If you're running with the mouse you can't click loot.

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So hold W for a couple seconds while you click the loot?

You can turn on auto-run for a few seconds while running to the next encounter. That's typically what I do.

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Originally Posted by JWag12787

You can turn on auto-run for a few seconds while running to the next encounter. That's typically what I do.

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Lol I came here to post this, I do the same thing.
However, I am also bamboozled at the idea of someone only ever running using M1+M2 held together.
That's an interesting choice for movement.

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Originally Posted by Gneo

I am also bamboozled at the idea of someone only ever running using M1+M2 held together.
That's an interesting choice for movement.

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It's a choice that gives you analog control over your direction. I do it too on the rare occasions that I play on PC, where I only have a keyboard and mouse set up. Mouse movement isn't as good as a controller, but it's a thousand times better than trying to trying to navigate a twisting path using just the keyboard's straight line movements. (But I really don't see how --or why-- anyone would attempt non-trivial content without a controller.)

I'm a weirdo and play with controller on PC. I just use the analog stick to run with exact control and use the mouse to menu during this case.

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Originally Posted by Niwashi

It's a choice that gives you analog control over your direction. I do it too on the rare occasions that I play on PC, where I only have a keyboard and mouse set up. Mouse movement isn't as good as a controller, but it's a thousand times better than trying to trying to navigate a twisting path using just the keyboard's straight line movements. (But I really don't see how --or why-- anyone would attempt non-trivial content without a controller.)

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Yeah... mouse movement and turning is better... I don't think anyone's going to seriously argue that. But the keyboard still exists and has movement keys. Presumably if someone is rolling on loot, it's a non-critical moment and they can move non-optimally for the literal 2 seconds it takes to deal with that.