macro help

[Sagittarian]

Try putting <mo> at the end for mouse-over targeting.

For Maraf - the point of putting RoH first is that it will trigger that if the mob is in range. Otherwise it will skip it and use Shield Lob. The macro generally isn't intended to do both.

[Maraf]

Try putting <mo> at the end for mouse-over targeting.

For Maraf - the point of putting RoH first is that it will trigger that if the mob is in range. Otherwise it will skip it and use Shield Lob. The macro generally isn't intended to do both.

True. Thanks for that Sagittarian.

Although I didn't explain myself correctly, and this is just my point of view and the way I play but, I prefer not to use Rage of Halone there anyway. In the majority of cases the mob in question is getting away from you so Shield Lob will trigger anyway and it has 120 potency and RoH just 100 without the combo effect. Don't quite remember which generate more enmity tho. If RoH without combo effect generate more enmity then maybe it justify its use, otherwise I stick to Shield Lob in the macro, and then Flash and Halone combo.

[Rextab]

Ok the second post makes more sense. I originally had only shield lob in there.
I may remove it.

[Ultimatecalibur]

True. Thanks for that Sagittarian.

Although I didn't explain myself correctly, and this is just my point of view and the way I play but, I prefer not to use Rage of Halone there anyway. In the majority of cases the mob in question is getting away from you so Shield Lob will trigger anyway and it has 120 potency and RoH just 100 without the combo effect. Don't quite remember which generate more enmity tho. If RoH without combo effect generate more enmity then maybe it justify its use, otherwise I stick to Shield Lob in the macro, and then Flash and Halone combo.

Shield lob has an enmity modifier of x3 and Rage of Halone has a modifier of x5. So 360/540 for Shield lob versus 500/750 for an out of combo Rage of Halone. (Flash is ~495/742.5, out of combo Savage Blade is 300/450, in combo Savage is 600/900 and Rage is 1300/1950.)