QoL Macros to Enhance your Combat Experience in FFXIV 

As an added note, when your typing in the action name, instead of using quotes you can hit the "TAB" key to bring up the auto translate. This will help you check the spelling, you only need to enter a partial word before hitting "TAB" for it to bring up a small list of words and actions related to those letters, and when you select the action that you want it will put it in coloured brackets for you and you will not need quote marks.

oh i dont think the raise macros are for roleplay. they're for letting people know that you're taking care of that raise so no one wastes a swift cast or double raises

Most healer mains I know (including me) use Raise macros for non-RP reasons. Raising tends to be mildly panic'd (a reactionary thing since we dont normally preplan raises); so them macro makes sure we don't miss the swiftcast and tend up hardcasting Raise or needing to cancel it to try again. The macro also means we only have one button to press in reaction to deaths instead of two. So in general I agree with not macroing multiple abilities together; I have seen the opposite endorsed for Raise macros specifically.

The Raise macro "roleplay" i usually have where Swiftcast ISN'T on the macro, but instead only the Revive action itself in the first line with a /p & command in the 2nd line, purely to let the other healer know "I gots this man/woman" and HOPEFULLY they don't use their own Swift. Short, sweet, and to the point. Great overall list.

I think the Raise macro text is not only for RP reasons, it makes it easier for the other healer to know that person is already taken care of.

One I think is great for tank is this will use your action on your focus target. Say your tanking and you want to focus target a mob and watch for a skill to stun or interrupt. You can use /ac "interject" without ever deselecting your main target.

Not a combat macro, but I use a QoL macro scheme that creates a expandable/collapsible menu on the hud that allows me to change jobs easily, without much clutter. It involves using the base class hotbars to store the buttons and using a macro to swap them into a shared hotbar.

The macro icons next to party members is REALLY good imo on astro. When you want to give card buffs to people. Its nice to just click the play card next to whichever person you want to give it to, that being ranged or melee dps. Makes it really easy to be on top of it even when mechanics are happening. At first I was using mouse over macros but in chaotic situations sometimes I would mouse over the wrong person. This method also saves keybind bloat so you don't even need to keybind play.

Mouse-over macros are really good for movement skills, like Black Mage's Aetherial Manipulation or Sage's Icarus. So are focus target macros for when there are a lot of group mechanics.

the sprint macro is a lifesaver for me example: if you want to get out of a mechanic and you just double weaved, the sprint macro guarantee that it activates and the normal one you have to spam it and it will be delayed

For console or controller players, will work in place of mouseover macros.

A good one for healers is this allows you to still attack while still targeting the tank.

Fun fact: /merror and /micon stands for "Macro Error" and "Macro Icon". Also, you need to put quotes on anything with a space in the name. Single-word actions do not need quotes :)

You need macros that spam anime attacks names for your samurai abilities, it will help increase your dps if shout the name of the attack before you do it

I saw this video recommended and I had to check it out, as I like to know what macros are useful and what ones are not, of course I was lured by the thumbnail! Love your Au'ra! :D extremely useful macros! Definitely getting a sub from me!

Hi, i am a returner from 2017 2018 and i found your videos really helping me a lot! This and HUD arrangement videos are really informative and clear! Really like it and subbed

I think the hotbar macro one for specific party members is REALLY useful as a whole. I play SCH and it will make it MUCH easier to heal specific people I need too

The Aurora with multiple target idea at the end has another good use: If you still have hotkeys left you can easy your Blackmage life a lot. I use Strg-Shift and a number to Aetherskate to the partymember of that number. Makes it far easier to react to stuff and get around. Then again it basically eats a whole hotbar so beware of that. Nice video though really informative.

I needed this badly for healing. I just picked up Sage and the idea of click-targeting party members to cast terrifies me. This will fix things up for me very nicely.

I believe the reason gtoff is a macro option is because there's an actual option in the settings to just have ground targeting always go to where your mouse is, with no need to click. Similarly, there's a macro option to turn off facing your target when using an ability. The only time I'm aware of that this comes in handy is that heals don't require you to face your target for the cast to go off, making it easier to heal people when glare (turn away) effects are going off. Damaging spells however will give you an error if you're turned slightly off from facing the target so it's not worth it in my opinion, but still an interesting thing to note and possibly usable for some ogcd heals.

Thank you for the video. 2 things really helped me. one: The macro about doing a spell at groupmember X. I had a macro before where put in to target a groupmember, use the action and then retarget the last enemy. that was quite clumsy to use, much better now. and two: the multiple times doing an action in a macro helped too. very cool. thanks :)

There's actually a setting in character settings where you can double your ground trageting skill to put it down. I found this out recently and it was a complete game changer. With this you don't need to macro skills like asylum, sacred soil, and star at all cause you can just double tap the skill and it'll put it down where your cursor is and there's no delay whatsoever!

Additional note for /micon: You see the remaining cooldown and amount of stacks of your ability on your Icon. Like "Life Surge" or "Draw" recharges.

@12:09 I use this type of macro ONLY for my AST cards. I don't really see a use for it outside of that, as a WHM main it's never been a huge concern as most of my macros (Asylum, Divine Benison, Aquaviel and the like are set to , or )

Thank you for the sprint Macro- gonna most definitely use that 1…

HUGE note for controller players: There's a setting in your controller options to set left stick click and right stick click to "Macro 98" and "Macro 99". I, and I think many people, use this to just put sprint on a stick press instead of taking up a cross hotbar slot. You should still put it on, say, a normal bar somewhere though, so you can see the cooldown.

If you want to see this taken to an extreme, look up the one button summoner. It's a series of macros that swap skills on your hot bar so you only have to spam 1 button to perform the summoner skill rotation. It's not optimal, but it does perform at a rather adequate level for DPS output.

this is so cool. thanks alot!

Oh wow. I just made MNK Thunderclap a mouse of macro and it is so helpful to fluidly use it.

i thank you so much for that gtoff macro i searched for something like this since endwalker release

hey thanks to this video i made a mouse over thunderclap macro! i can't have it spam as much or it might use it multiple times but it's way more applicable now for quick out and in.

Thanks for these tips. I subbed!

My favorite use of macros and hotbars has been to make a kind of automated sidebar menu where I have different categories in one sidebar and the second sidebar showing the last clicked category. For example, left of my chatbox, I have two vertical hotbars side by side. The left one has the tank, healer, 3 DPS, crafter, gatherer, minion and mount icons set in it, spaced for readability. If I click the tank icon, the bar on its right updates and displays all my tank gearsets; if I click my healer button, then it shows all my healer gearsets, etc. Then I can click those icons to switch to that job and gearset. The reason I have 3 DPS icons is for melee, ranged and magic DPS since they all couldn't fit on a single hotbar. As for mounts and minions, I just have my favorite minions and mounts in those along with the last icon being the actual Mount and Minion menu shortcut. The way I make it work is that I pretty much 'sacrifice' one hotbar from every crafting job and turn it invisible. However, in those hotbars, I have the content of each category button set in them and when I click a category button, the macro simply copies and pastes the content of one of these hotbars into the right vertical hotbar, overwritting its content and showing what I've set for that category. It's less cluncky overall and much more clean in my opinion that having 2 hotbars cluttered with gearset icons and some random mounts and minions left and right. And besides, I pretty much have access to more content on 2 hotbars than I would with 3 or 4.

I swapped off of controller after playing it (and clearing three ultimates on it) for over 8 years. As of now, I'm playing with the tactical assault commander (ff14) hori keypad. The most useful macros for me are ones which change my hotbar loadout, similar to how you would on a controller with the R1 trigger. I've set it so that my middle-mouse button will swap all of my single-target actions to their AoE versions, and vice-versa. The TAC does not have issues with button limitations, but it still allows me to be fully comfortable with zero hand strain on every job. The most notable of classes that perform well with this is Samurai, who has pretty much an AoE version of every skill in its arsenal. I had gotten used to this hotbar swapping style from playing on controller, and was surprised to find not many people do this same thing on keyboard and mouse when it can save me a solid 7-9 buttons on some jobs like this. Just for the record, this does NOT invoke the issues of input delay, as the macro only swaps the hotbar's actions around, it does not actually try to use them, I still need to press the button which is not itself a macro.

6:00 For controller, I’m half sure that if you tab-target a specific person/enemy but not press X (on PlayStation) you can use an ability on them but it immediately snaps back to your “selected” target without breaking Auto-Attack

Really helpful! Thank you, brilliant! :-)

mouse over is definitely going to be a game changer as a Healer for me since I dont have to click back and forth between enemies and party meembers

This was a great video

Thanks for the gterroroff, I didn't even know that was an option. My healer friends will like that

idk if it is noted in the comment or not but for pc you can drag the ability/skill/spell to the macro page and the name will be written there, so you can for crafting macro put down the rotation as whole then do "/ac" after everything is set up, i recommend for crafting macros to put " on GCD action and " for OGCD action, GCD = global cool down and OGCD = off global cool down,

I went like getting a macro with the command not only for raise but also for the role action sleep to let people know to not use AoE's yet to wake up the monsters while the tank recovers after it died.

For Heart of Corundrum i use a

There is a macro you can make to set sprint to left joystick on controller to completely remove the sprint icon off your hot bar

Enjoying ya vids

Great video, I'm going to try some of these out. I was wondering, why do you have the macro'd GBR abilities doubled on your hotbar? Just for reliability if the macro fails?

The MO and for off tank actions is huge, I need to see if the controller's light target counts as MO, if it does that can save a lot of head aches. I used the to to for these abilities and bound them to F2 to F8 but then have the on hotbars still as I'm used to that. I use controller so the F2 to F8 was a compromise to make it quicker than scrolling down the party list. I do 100% have to make it spam the abilities on my macros too, I may have to try the sprint on too, I'm a button spammer as it is but if I don't have as much time to spam sprint that would help to confirm it goes through

IMO, there is *one* situation in which it's okay to macro a GCD. Using a controller, and DPSing as a healer with and /Focustarget . in this manner, you're able to spam stone/aero/malefic/gravity/whatever *while still having the tank highlighted as your primary target*, and can switch back to casting heals on them with a single button press, without needing to mash the D-Pad re-targetting your tank or your enemy. I don't reccommend you do this in endgame content, for obvious reasons, but it's great for casual/levelling content or your daily roulettes.

actually works on other abilities too, not just ground targeted ones. A popular WAR macro is /ac "Holmgang" because if you're tethered target dies during Holmgang, you lose the effect but this prevents that because you cast it on yourself instead. A few other "honorable mentions" I think worth looking at would be to use a sprint/mount macro in slot 98 and 99 and mapping those to your R3/L3 buttons on a controller. This let's you click your joystick to use those macros. I keep the mount one on R3 (the stick used for camera) since I definitely won't move for the cast time and put sprint on L3 (the stick used for movement) since I'm already running when I need to sprint somewhere. Mostly for crafters, but you can macro a proc ability without a wait time and it works like a sloppy "if" statement/conditional. For example, if you wanted a macro to use precise touch which is only allowed when quality is good/excellent, but otherwise use basic touch (or something else), you could do two likes like /ac "precise touch" /ac "basic touch" .... This will attempt to do precise touch and if it works, you'll be animation locked an not do basic touch, but the wait command will still happen, so you'll still wait 3 seconds before doing the 3rd line. If you can't do precise touch, it'll fail and there's no animation lock so you'll go into basic touch. Lastly, for controller people who don't know, up/down on the D-pad without hitting X to confirm with select your party member without deselecting the enemy. I don't know if there's a name for this, but I call it a soft select. Then after casting on someone, it will snap back to the original target (for example, an enemy). You could use this while healing to glare at an enemy until your tank needs healing, hit down twice to soft select him, ogcd heal, and you're already looking at the enemy again. This is about as close to a effect we have on controller, but not nearly as good.

"I didn't say you can die yet" is my main macro as healer. Its basically telling the party that they arent staying dead if i have anything to say about it! Its also the most fitting for the character that uses it.

I got the confitieor combo on one button and it works well enough.

There is one macro that I started to use to remind me when a skill with 2 min cool down is available: /macroicon "Arcane circle" /merror off /ac "Arcane Circle" /echo Arcane Circle 60 sec /echo /echo /echo

Little of this has use to me being a console player, but the shirk macro was super valuable for me in the time I was raiding Asphodelos savage as OT.

3:20 you also can turn this off in the Character Configuration under Chatlog, Server Error Messages, no need to waste a line in the macro^^ 9:55 I like to use Macros on Sage so I can shield the Tank and Toxicon the enemy back to back 11:06 Auto-Translate works for macros aswell so you don't need Quotation Marks and you can use your Macros on All Clients for example: on a german client /ac "shirk" does nothing but shirk written in auto-translate will work! 13:05 I miss the Old Sprint: 20sec duration on 30sec cool down.. and 1k TP cost but now we don't have TP anymore

Something useful to add to the end of the 'target certain party member' macros is /targetlastenemy . This will automatically make you re-target whatever you were targeting (most likely the boss) before using the macro

Some time ago my mate introduced me to a 'ride party pillion' macro that spammed through all available seats of a mount

I thought rez macros were primarily for letting your party know who you are rezzing so the second healer doesn't accidentally rez the same person, not for RP reasons. I just thought the text was just a fun bonus thing you could do with it. And yeah of course you can use it for RP reasons but it was more for practicality. Unless you're going for World 1st or something I think the benefits of the macro to alert other healers who you are swift raising outweighs the loss of DPS. Of course I am thinking of situations when you do not have contact with the other healer like Discord or something. In that case that macro is not needed.

The hybrid macros are a have-to for me, i always macro MO together with just in case for my personal mit, and then an only for my co-tank

If you macro Shirk, put in a text notification. It just gives that added heads up to the other tank (and healers).

I like using the macro to sprint and mount on the same button. Then I put it on my R3. Helps a lot with button cluttering on gamepad

I wasn't sure if hybrid macros were even a thing (even if very controversial) in FFXIV, so thanks for the info! Also didn't know about gtoff at all, which is great when I don't want to use or .

12:20 I love that idea, I might experiment with that.

Macros are not for roleplay. They are for communicating with your party members, so they know not to raise the person you just raised or that the damage buff is up and it's a good time for your burst window or LB or that the boss has been stunned and melee don't have to run from the AoE. Yes, there may be other ways to see these but most people (especially Sprouts) don't pay attention to tiny markers and using the chat is much better

I think you need a macro to extract materia from your gear!! Just teasin' - this was a great video. :D

I used to do that macro with the buttons right next to the party members (resized so it fits properly) on my AST. I find it really neat to give out the cards that way. But I am not even remotely an AST main so it's more for my own convenience than efficiency.

I’ve always wanted to play a healer, but the task seems quite daunting (I use a controller) but macros might be the way to go for me. Thanks!

Is there a way that instead of your combo combat weaponskills that you can set them all in 1 Marco and when you use the first ws. Then the 2nd is ready to select and use? I've noticed that was a thing in the pvp. I'm having trouble finding that in just normal game play.

Most useful combat macro I’ve found as a console player is Dragon Sight. Console players can’t click their target obviously, so rather than mashing the up or down button however many times to pick my target, use dragon sight, and go back to my enemy target within the short time the GCD is rolling, I pick my target at the start of the battle as my Focus Target and have Dragon Sight in the macro set to always fall on my focus target. The last line of the Macro is to just execute the action as normal for solo content. /merror off /aerror off /ac “Dragon Sight” (x11) /ac “Dragon Sight” (with no target tag) /micon “Dragon Sight” I’m still leveling Dragoon(only level 72 right now) so I haven’t been able to use it for any end game content, but the few times I’ve used it in dungeons, it works well when I actually remember to pick a focus target. That’s not on the macro, though. That’s my scatter(impact) brain

Just because I haven't seen it mentioned, but you only need to put quotes around the name of the skill in the macro when the skill name has multiple words in it. So Aurora is only one word, so it wouldn't require quotation marks, but "Shake It Off" is multiple words, so it would require quotes.

What i do for the Rez macro, is that i dont macro swift-cast, but i 'do' put the Party message into a macro that also casts the Raise. Its not so much for RP Purposes, but to let any other healers know that "hey, ive already started rezing X", as a way to try to avoid double-rezes.

6:28 another way to avoid this is turning on the setting that lets you untarget by clicking on nothing and have auto target turned on so when you use a gcd attack, it will automatically target the boss

is it worth using a macro (mo) for things like benific 2 or the card system for astro?

I've been using macros that swap hotbars. Ideally, I'd be able to make a macro that swaps hotbar one and hotbar three and put that macro on a keybound hotbar two, but I haven't worked out if there's a way to do that yet. Anyone got any pointers for that?

I think it would be beneficial for all that you explain what these macros not only do - But what they mean as well. Example: "/merror" and "/micon" stands for "Macro Error" and "Macro Icon". The "m" stands for Macro. You can also use "/macroerror" and "/macroicon" in the actual macro as well. This will allow a newer player to understand WHY you are using said syntax in your macros. Also "/gtoff" stands for "Ground Targeting Off". When you use a ground targeting skill you can see that when you try and use it without gtoff you will see at the top where it says "Ground Targeting Mode".

The only thing I use that hotbar party macro thing for is Play on AST. Huge gamechanger for the job imo!

Anyone know a good macro to like "toggle" Ctrl or another modifying input? Holding Ctrl or shift during a fight to switch between actions hurts my hand (old injuries flaring up). Right now I have a macro that rotates two sets of hotbars (move hot bar 1 to 5, move 2 to 1, 5 to 2, 3 to 5, 4 to 3, 5 to 4) so the keybinds essentially have two different actions depending on which hot bars are rotated in (similar to pad players) Problem is that it is just a tad too slow to be reliable. It works when I'm single weaving and the animation is short, but double weaving I have to just try to do with a mix of clicking and keybinds (depending on which is being used). Sometimes even double weaving just by clicking (which is terrible). Any other ideas to approach this?

hmmm. Can you /micon indivual ast cards? like [/micon "The Balance"] ? if so that might be use able with an [/ac "play" ]macro so you never have to remember the cards function, just "Icon go bur" Like if you set ranged and healer to be party member 2-4 or something and so bowl,ewer, and spire are micons to [/ac "play" 2 /ac "play" 3] ect?

Swiftcast into rez is very useful for controllers. The way I have it set up is there are 36 slots and I have no room for swift cast.

How did you get your target marks on your UI at the top?

Literally the first "don't do this" is something I was trying to do for lazily playing my job(blm). Automated dps. It's garbage dps for sure, but it was more of a "can I do this to the point where it flows perfectly fine" over actual dps. After coming up with something, I told a buddy of mine - who apparently can't play blm for some reason - and he wanted me to share it with him so he could play the job. Apparently he was so bad at it he needed a 4 button macro that would run through roughly the spells I use so he could be better. At the time, my dps was something like 12-13k or maybe 14k on a dummy(pre endwalker), can't recall. All I do recall is that the dps from the macro's was about 7-8k. xD Again, I never used it in any live situation. Never got past testing phase, but it sure as shit was funny hearing "Don't put GCD's in your macro" when literally that's what I was doing. xD

from 12:07 as a healer main, that makes me wonder if it would be possible to set up a whole healbar for each member. Basically like Healbot in WoW (well, that's closer to mouseover, but close enough)

EZ macro for AST. Cast and forget. Mind you, you'll need to keep your mouseover until everything is casted, otherwise, you'll have to use Draw manually to benefit from it. Saves you a lot of hassle. /merror off /ac "Draw" /ac "Play" /ac "Astrodyne" /micon "Draw"

JP macros for invul + countdown to let healer take note when they need to heal are awesome

I use controller wbut also have a mouse connected, will mouse over macros still work if I'm using controller for combat but mouse to target allies?

Ok um I don't combine swiftcast and rez but I do have a macro for swift cast to warn the other healer who I am rezzing. I don't role play at all. So there is text with my swiftcast but I hit the normal rez button. I tried the combo of the two once but it was not good. And my text shows up if I make silly mistakes like accidently hitting it while targeting the boss. But I like having it to let the other healer know whats going on.

As a controller player, I don't really use macros other than for Sprint and Raise (not swiftcast). TECHNICALLY I don't use a "macro" per se with Sprint, at least... not in the traditional fashion. See, as a controller player there is an option to change my thumb stick presses function, ranging from draw/sheathe weapon/lock on, to sit/lockon, or just lockon, OR, and this is where sprint comes in "Execute Macro #99" so I have my right thumbstick set to execute macro 99, and made a sprint macro conveniently on macro 99, so I can sprint at the touch of a button. Though, thinking about it now, I might revamp it to spam sprint instead of just having it once. Other than that, I find macros to be wayyyy too clunky to actually be useful for me personally. I've tried some of the QoL macros like for quick ground targeting for Asylum and the like but... Iunno... I just didn't like it. I'm pretty quick at setting those down where I want them without macros anyway so, ymmv. I've also tried those weird healer DPS macros that use and so that you can attack the enemy either by targeting the mob or the main tank or w/e cause it'll either attack the target, or the target's target, but I just didn't like how it messed with my overall flow so I stopped using those ones as well. SO yeah, I just don't really use macros lol

regarding the combat macro. It saves a lot of butons. take MONK. he has 5 -6 [punches depending on lvl. u could have 6 butons. or...make a macro with 3 and 3. that would save it from 6 to only 2. less crap to focus on. or archer. has one special ability tied to a proc of anothr ability. well i macro the 2 togheter and save 2 to 1 buton. it may not seem much but end game ull have 36 butons.

As tank main i'm used to 2in1 macro for mounting/tank stance.

The only macros that i personally use are for Dragon Sight on dragoon and for GNB and DRK's invulns so that my healer knows to actually give me a passing glance when I'm dying lol.

6:27 not only auto attacks but the minor amount of time you would have to spend to click and target each person to use each ability, adds up rather exponentially fast. .25 sec each time, say.. 8 person team, if you are trying to cast a HoT on each person single target like, 8x.25 seconds is a LOT of time vs, being able to mouseover and cast mouseover cast, and this is just in the "im standing perfectly still" situation...

set sprint macro to #98/99 and bind it to the left controller stick press

If you hotkey sprint with the same button that walks forward you could auto sprint yeah?

An addendum about Mouse-Over macros and controllers. While its true we can't do as fast, they are kinda baked in our inputs. We press Up or Down to "pre-target" someone, use skill, this will make our skill act with "mouse-over" them and not target them completely. But its slower than mouse its true.

I've tried that hybrid macro almost exactly the same, but it was functioning terribly probably cause i was using 13 lines of and 1 line that had nothing between the to give it to myself (blackest knight). I had to stop using them since they were hurting my overall gameplay but might try it again and see how it goes!

that shirk macro though playing on controller and doing it normally is pain that will help lol

Raise macros are more to inform your co-healer (or rez mage) that you are reviving that person so there's no double-res happening. One thing I would recommend is use the auto translate dictionary instead of putting the action in quotes. It's much easier and doesn't require you to remember the full name. Simply start typing the ability name then press tab to complete it. You can still put quotes around it if you want to but they won't be needed. The only job this doesn't work for is Blue Mage because their spells aren't in the auto-translate dictionary. In regards to /merror (short for Macro Error), that does not need to be at the top of the list. Just like you've done with /micon (Macro Icon), it can be at the bottom. For controller users, you can soft target things which works similar to mouse over. Take an ability like Aurora for example. With a mouse, you can have it so it casts on whoever your mouse is hovering over (and if there's nobody or it's an invalid target it will use on yourself). Using a controller, you can use Up/Down on your D-pad to scroll the party list while still targetting the boss. If you then use Aurora, it will use it on who you are highlighting without changing who you are targetting and therefore, you don't lose any auto-attacks. I do not know if the tag works with this to allow for the macro you used in the video for Heart of Corundum. If I remember when I get home, I'll test it. Another tag you forgot to mention is . What this means is the target of your target. In most cases, the target of your target will be whoever is tanking at that time. If that happens to be you, it will target you. It can be helpful if there's a boss mechanic that causes them to target a random party member and you want to place your Aurora or Heart of Corundum on them. You don't have to worry about figuring out who it is targetting. I see so many macros that use on abilities that require a target (Aurora, Raise, etc.). The tag on anything that isn't a ground targetting effect is completely useless. It doesn't cause a problem but it's just wasting character space in your macro. Same with using on abilites that must target yourself like Swiftcast or Surecast or abilites that auto-target yourself if you don't specify a valid target (Auroroa, Heart of Corundum, etc). The and tags should only be used on ground targetting effects.

Pretty sure i do the biggest of all combat taboos which is putting most if not all tank cooldowns on one button. (with the exception of invulns) it seems to do them in order (one cd per press) unless the first one comes off cooldown then it does that. I know this won't cut it for savage and ultimates but i don't do that stuff but if i did i'd probably annoy a lot of players xD I put spirits within with fast blade too. I put Requiescat with holy spirit freeing up a button for holy circle. As a controller player i tend to stick to 16 buttons for combat jobs anything more is simply beyond me. lol (My other bars 2 are for GG macro, mounts, laugh/happy emotes, sad/mad emotes and LB)

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If you use a macro that will target yourself last, be sure that you are in range to use the ability or it will be used on yourself.

What is your opinion of the 1 button Summoner macro set up by PuffPastryPrince? I'm using it and find it quite enjoyable.

I personally find it better to NOT have swift cast as part of any macro. Have it seperate and have the chat and rez in 1 macro. That way there are times when you can't actually use swiftcast and need to do a slow rez. The party chat still goes off and you can use rez whenever.