Can rezzers please have a separate rez macro without the emotes?

[Renalt]

I...I'm not raising you cause I like you, <t>. Stupid Baka! Blushes and runs away

I...I'm not raising you cause I like you, <t>. Stupid Baka! Blushes and runs away

I...I'm not raising you cause I like you, <t>. Stupid Baka! Blushes and runs away

I...I'm not raising you cause I like you, <t>. Stupid Baka! Blushes and runs away

[AngelCheese77]

Never had a problem with my raise macro. Guess I’ll look on changing it.

Just wish you didn’t lose that mana if you raised someone at the same time as another player did

[RitsukoSonoda]

...this post single-handedly made me realize that the League of Legends character is literally just called the letter Z...

That's only in Canada and Australia though isn't it?

[Zomkei]

Like I am completely for being decent to your fellow players, and I think far too many people fail at that with their interactions in XIV, but that still doesn't mean you need to report every little slight. A person using an emote in a snarky way is such a minor thing, ignore it, chuckle, scream back at your monitor, whatever, but a report is ridiculous. I truly wonder how some of these people act when out and about in the real world. Sadly for them, there's no one they can run and tattle to whenever they feel they've been slighted.

As far as raise macros go, I don't really like them, but I don't overly mind them as long as they're not insanely long or full of gibberish. If your message makes it hard to quickly see who you're even raising, that's a fail. The worst offender I've seen lately was someone who had a macro that spanned two full /p messages. Don't be like that. ._.;

maybe you should re-read? i didnt say i was going to report them, but if someone is offended by it enough to start an entire thread over it then they must feel there is a need to report them. let the GMs decide. frankly, i'd just ignore it (or not even notice it tbh).

[Gemina]

Oh
/p uWu <t> is sad because <f> called <4> a bad name. aya aya now's not the time to pout <t>. Here's a loli sticker out of <3>'s lunch box.<se.6>
That's a bad ress macro to use with randoms? Nonsense, that's the best time to use it.

Not the most ridiculous I've seen.

Man I hate rezz macros.

[Skivvy]

maybe you should re-read? i didnt say i was going to report them, but if someone is offended by it enough to start an entire thread over it then they must feel there is a need to report them. let the GMs decide. frankly, i'd just ignore it (or not even notice it tbh).

I was using a general "you" in the top part, however, you are the only person who mentioned reporting emote use if offended. This community doesn't need the encouragement.

[Toutatis]

I never really understood the point of rez macros as the relevant information is already being displayed on the party list. Still, I don’t mind macros with short and to the point messages but if the person starts filling my chat window with long messages, ascii bs and/or uses sounds they will end up on my blacklist.

[PirateRyanG]

I never really understood the point of rez macros as the relevant information is already being displayed on the party list. Still, I don’t mind macros with short and to the point messages but if the person starts filling my chat window with long messages, ascii bs and/or uses sounds they will end up on my blacklist.

The point of res macros is to make somebody pay attention to them.

Those using res macros (outside of a simple swiftcast and res combo macro) are those who didn't get enough love and attention from their parents growing up, so they scream at the top of their voices in a dungeon in a nope that for just one second of their life, somebody thinks about them.

[Doozer]

Raise macros have only ever been annoying. Especially ones with sound effects. The worst offender (that later got reported by me and another player for other things) was this one that not only had a sound effect but they posted it in both party and alliance chat.



Sorry about it looking like some top secret document, there were a lot of names to block out.

If you must use a macro, just make it "Using {Raise} on <t>" or something. Forget the theatrics, we're not all roleplaying with you.

[Wolfsbane706]

Wasn't the OP about people using emotes in their raise macros? AIUI, they weren't complaining about raise macros in general just the ones that tack on emotes. Besides, short macros (without sound effects) are fun to create and see.