Dethdlr
When Sentinel’s Fate was released, it introduced a change in the way the /target_previous command functions. This change broke some cure macros. Lets take a cure macro that did this: /target_group_member 3 Cure spell /target_previous If you had group member 1 targeted and clicked the macro for group member 3, all would be fine. The macro would target group member 3, cast the cure, then go to the previous target which would be group member 1. All is well. If you had group member 3 targeted and clicked the macro for group member 3, problems occured. The macro would...
macros
Feldon
Rothgar is looking for your feedback on some planned changes for Macros to improve server performance.
Rothgar has reported in that those changes to prevent large Macros have been pulled out, and a fix is going in which should hopefully resolve the issues in Munzok’s Material Bastion.
Tomorrow’s Hotfix will include some changes targeted at server performance/lag. These changes will affect the number of spells and combat arts which can be linked together in 1 macro. We are trying to determine the maximum number of spells or combat arts which it will be possible to put on a single macro. Thursday, January 28th Hotfix GENERAL Ability commands such as “useability” are now being throttled in an effort to cut down on server lag. This means that “mega-macros” that attempt to cast many spells will no longer work as expected. Housing zones and persistent instances will now...
Game Update 54 included a change to the appearance of cure potions. Instead of Arcane, Elemental, Noxious, and Trauma cure potions all having a green appearance, Gninja changed them to use different colors. These aren’t new graphics, as this would require an art build, but the change was much appreciated. However, the four types of cure potions now share the graphics of several other potions in the game. EQ2Wire tinkered around in Photoshop for an hour and came up with some totally new cure potion icons and posted them on the EQ2 Forums to gauge player reaction. There was...