Iirc, you can add your /wait to the same line of your macros now with <wait.##> (or something similar). So your sprint macro could now last 14 sprints before you'd need to refresh it![]()
Iirc, you can add your /wait to the same line of your macros now with <wait.##> (or something similar). So your sprint macro could now last 14 sprints before you'd need to refresh it![]()
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