Your slightly off, I had the unfortunate pleasure of being a GM for a day (Talk about a fup) Anyway a GM Admin loged me on to fix something on my char and forgot to turn off the GM status.... So I log on, GM green name and all and found some rather interesting things, I didnt have the GMClient.exe ...

I know that you can transfer no drop items from one character to another using MQ but i was wondering if MQ had some way to duplicate gear too? F Is there a macro around that can do someting to make rollbacks so you can duplicate your gear, or is there any other way to currently do it? Trying to ge...

When I was 13, my younger brother Dirt was born, so I am older than ....

Please usae the search. A search will have brougt many options.

Do a search now on Druid or even Raid Druid, and you will find a very nice Druid macro, that easily modifies to run chanters too.

Sadly, little men with small minds and minuscule peckers BELIEVE they gain stature by belittling their superiors.


2 good examples, Rush Limbaugh and James Carvelle, mirror images of each other

both of you should delete MQ and never run it again.

Why thanks you, Omi! Your suggestion is immensly helpful, and I will do so immediately!!!

Too bad you wasted your limited intellect on such a pithy response

with the most recent patch, there are some unusal things going on with custom UI's. Perhaps that is what your friend saw. I did run some non melee scripts since my encounter, with no problems from the GM's but noit since the most recent patch. Perhaps, indeed, they have a new tool, we shall have to ...

Heh, he may have just come to bonk you upside the head and once he arrived he saw something obvious like a toon with "bot" in the name or any of the other givaway botting names. RMC I think you are correct, about WHY the GM came. No, nothing about my toons names in anyway indicate boting....

Yes, it was an instanced zone. So there was noone there but me and mine. What I did, that was supremely stupid, was tweak the nose of a GM in that servers' server wide public channel. There is one server, which I shall not name, where there are GM's on almost all day long, and they interact freely a...

Had it been a guide, I would have said Guide. It was a Admin Gm

In fact, both instances were Admin GMs

That must be it . . . Because GM's have the time to pay attention to serverwide chat's. Ahem, are you being intentionaly obtuse? In fact, as I stated, this GM WAS chatting on the Server wide channel, I responded to a comment made by the GM, and the GM got defensive. Well, I did not mention before t...

I think the main thing is to avoid pissing other players off by stealing their camps and kills. Actually, I use an instanced zone almost entirely. Exactly too avoid such interaction Also, you could have been on a "watch list" already from when you were falsely accused. I suspect this too....

Hmm, I did a search of GM CHECK and found only 20 some threads, and only 3 of those actually addressed the issue. While many people state that if a GM shows up, it is already too late, that they have other ways to detect macro use. However, no one actually explain these methods. Also stated is that ...

I have written this little include file to run a GM in zone check, which will then end your macro and issue several beeps to alert you. The usage is as follows: add the #include Gmcheck line to the macro, before the main SUB command. then add a /call Gmcheck as the first command of your main loop in...

Well, I got busted by a GM a few days ago. While I was able to avoid suspension or banning, I have been thinking about the things the GM said that gave away the usage of MQ2, and how to avoid future detection. I find this particuarly amusing, because I was accused of using 3rd party macroing several...