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[Fannah]

Hey, just to help

As far as I know, "/wait" doesn't count decimals and will rounded up. So "/wait 0.5" is the same than "/wait 1" (or tell me if they patched it and you see any difference). (and the limit is 60, not 30).
<me> is irrelevant in your macro for "Hypercharge".
We are limited to 15 lines, so just in case, you can write the same wait macro by adding <wait.X> at the end of each line to gain some.
Add "/merror off" to don't get any red messages if you happen to have a problem with the macro (for exemple when you're synced and you don't have "Rook Overdrive" anymore).
Change the /wait 30 in /wait 29 as you already used a /wait 1 after the first use of Overdrive (or let me know if it's not working because too accurate for the game in case of lag, then keep your 30sec).
Keep the /wait 1 and /wait 29 the way you did as you will have trouble if you don't have the skill because of low roulette content. --> If you don't have the skill because of sync, it will cancel the whole line, so the <wait.X> too. Which is why you want to still tell him to wait in another line to use the next skills the way you want.
You didn't write "Rook Autoturret" the same way everytime, so we can't just copy it and will have to change the spelling.
It will give something like :

/macroicon "Hypercharge"
/merror off
/ac "Hypercharge" <wait.25>
/ac "Rook Overdrive" <t>
/wait 1
/ac "Rook Overdrive" <t>
/wait 29
/ac "Rook Autoturret" <0> <wait.1>
/ac "Rook Autoturret" <0> <wait.1>
/ac "Rook Autoturret" <0> <wait.1>
/ac "Rook Autoturret" <0>

Knowing macros cancel other macros, you should warn people about it so they don't try to cross macros thinking both (or more) will work at the same time.

You also have something called "/macrolock" (or maybe "/macrolock on"?) to prevent another macro to run and cancel your current one.