Frontline Coordinates

[Kathleen_]

Just make macros.

[RyanCousland]

Just make macros.

not everyone who does callouts has macros or should have to have them,also the devs have shifted enough of a burden onto the players in regards to pvp as it is. i see no reason why there shouldnt be some responsibility on their end, this isnt just about making things more efficient for the person doing callouts but all involved considering the people who callouts are few and far between

[Kathleen_]

not everyone who does callouts has macros or should have to have them,also the devs have shifted enough of a burden onto the players in regards to pvp as it is. i see no reason why there shouldnt be some responsibility on their end, this isnt just about making things more efficient for the person doing callouts but all involved considering the people who callouts are few and far between

If you want to shotcall you absolutely should use macros. Not only it's faster and easier than clicking the map to ping coordinates or clicking said coordinates in the chatbox, it's also just clearer. Splitting the map in quadrants for coordinates is not a SE issue.

[RyanCousland]

If you want to shotcall you absolutely should use macros. Not only it's faster and easier than clicking the map to ping coordinates or clicking said coordinates in the chatbox, it's also just clearer. Splitting the map in quadrants for coordinates is not a SE issue.

this is entirely a SE issue as the current flagging system requires you to click on those in order to know where to go, whereas n,e,s,w would give any recipient a general idea of a heading without the need to click anything, also in regards to directions (not what enemy GC to target & ect ) the amount of macros (depending on how much effort someone wants to put forth) would be entirely reduced as again there would be a general idea