"GDI 'your name', YOU WERE ONE DAY FROM RETIREMENT"
Most of the Dragoon ones aren't really that funny or impressive. xD They're just the usual stereotype (Then again, maybe being one of the many good dragoons, I'm oversensitive.)
I do wanna say, that the people complaining about lines being in the chat and trying to compare it to FFXI - We had PLENTY of macro's in FFXI. People -always- macro'd provoke. Cover. Raise was one a few of my healers had too to let the other healers know who they were raising.
Just like in XI, I use a Res macro in XIV with a /sh component. It's nothing spammy though - just a /sh Raising <t> - enough that if I'm doing S-ranks, WoD, or Boss-Fates that people know they're getting a res / to not waste their MP on them.
It's been a while since I had any sort of macro on my rez buttons, but here several I've used over the years in other games:
/em reminds <t> that these 'accidents' happen when you don't pay your dues to the healing cartel.
Don't worry, the blinding pain will only last a few hours.
...death-defying feats are clearly not your strong point, <t>.
Hope this works. Last guy I tried this on couldn't stop eating everyone's brains...
Everybody, <t> fails at life. Literally.
Hey, it ain't a party until something gets broke... Rezzing <t>.
Ok, one more time. The bad guys are supposed to die, the good guys are supposed to live. And <t>? We're the good guys.
/em loots corpse of <t> then begins resurrection.
Pie iesu domine...donaeis requiem...
/em hits <t> with a board.
...I like macros, so sue me.![]()



Credit goes to Niqo'te for her fabulous art in the "Nique's happy fun time!"-thread and Nix/Capa for the Caitlyn drawing to the right. \(^_^ )/
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In reference to Assassin's Creed:
"<t> Desynchronized, Revival sequence initiated."
In reference to FFVII Advent Children:
"Lifestream deemed you too cool to die. Rise, <t>! Rise and fight for the glory of Eorzea!"
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