If you type /who, does the window pop up anywhere and give you any information? What about /echo Even in the future nothing works!? Do you see the window then, or does the client tell you that echo is an unknown command?

All my google searches for "pasty chick in red thong" keep coming back negative. I will find her. Oh yes. I will find her.

How can you guys have so much anger with such serene graphics on that webpage? So tranquil and peaceful~

Some of the existing shaman macros handle this by declaring an extension variable and multiply the Spell.Duration by that number. It won't be exact for spells of higher level than your focus item, but you can reduce it a bit to give yourself some slack by declaring a slightly lower modifier. For exa...

your dumb

It still never gets old to me.

Can you run any other macro?

If 13 people on your server alone know about it, Sony knows about it. Consider all of those accounts and any that they gave stuff to banned. Good stuff. Now if they'll just get those assholes that keep warping into all the RSS camps to snipe nameds, then I'll sleep better at night. Fuck duping and a...

You're doing something wrong. I run this macro regularly with no problems at all. As I said above, there is only one /call statement in the entire macro. How are you saving the macro? How are you running the macro?

This might help you out some:

http://www.macroquest2.com/wiki/index.p ... ease_Maker

From http://eqforums.station.sony.com/eq/board/message?board.id=testing&message.id=6139 * The mapping window is now enabled in all zones. * Group management has been substantially reworked. You can now invite players to your group from other zones and from any distance in the same zone. I hear n...

A couple of hints:

I like doing something like this before the /invite command. Makes it a little less anxious to join the group
That would wait 3-7 seconds before accepting the invitation. It's a bit more human. If you don't care how it looks, no worries.

Variables default to strings in MQ2, right? The variable is declared as: /declare MobSlowed outer FALSE Since "bool" or "int" are not specified, that makes it a string, if my understanding is correct. However, !${MobSlowed} is used multiple times in the macro: /if (${CombatOn} &a...

The exclamation point means "not" in many programming languages, including MQ scripting. What you want is something like:

When I read his first post, I actually said out loud, "cronic just pulled a Silent Bob!"