Quote Originally Posted by Maeka View Post
But with your above macro, if the WHM is the 2nd healer and the SCH is the first, you're getting the SCH up first.

Or let's say, tanks. You got a PLD and a DRK, and by some weird situation, both go down. You obviously want the PLD up first because he's more durable and has Clemency that he can look after himself for a few seconds once he has enough time to get a bit of MP.
WHM automatically sorts higher on the enmity list than SCH and AST. The only issue would be distance -- if the WHM is out of range, it'll raise the other healer instead. PLD also sorts higher on the party list than DRK.

Quote Originally Posted by Maeka View Post
EDIT: Mist Dragon, the first couple times I did it. Both DPS dead. A RDM and someone else that wasn't a SMN. Obviously I want the RDM back up ASAP. Because if both me and RDM is down we wipe. If one of us is still alive, there's a glimmer of hope. Actually did have a successful kill... I died, the RDM raises me.... then he dies, and I raised him.... then I died again and he raised me.... we killed the boss. But, if a macro had raised the other DPS... we would have been sunk.
The first non-deliberate target in the macro is 4, which in a light party will always be a RDM or a SMN if they exist.

Your concerns are understandable but unfounded. And anyway, the point of the macro is, "If I don't want to explicitly declare my target, I don't have to." I can still park my mouse over someone if I want to focus on raising them first. It's not a "raise whoever" macro. It's a smart priority-based macro with these things thought out.