Spam Cure Dis, Poison, Curse

Just out of curiosity what would happen if I did a macro that was like.

/click 1
/click 2
/click 3
/castseqeunce Some Healing Seqeunce

If 1 was /target party 1 /cast cure disease and two and three were similar?

It would seem since I run a druid, shaman, and priest I could be spamming cur dis, poison, and curse while still running my main /castsequence nukes and heals.

Or would this macro sick if /click 1 did not do anything because there was no disease to cure?

Come to think of it if this worked I could spam cure dis, poison, dispel, and remove curse on all my toons at the same time. That would be pretty sweet for heroic boss mob fights.

My feeling is this macro will just stick at click 1 and say something like there is nothing to cure and never advance past click 1.

I am at work so I can't test this right now any ideas?

What that will do is end up targeting whoever is on click3 and spamming them with cleases, etc.

If you want a smart cleanse macro, go:

/castrandom [target=char1] Cleanse,,,,
/castrandom [target=char2] Cleanse,,,
/castrandom [target=char3] Cleanse,,
/castrandom [target=char4] Cleanse,
/castrandom [target=char5] Cleanse


That will let you spam the button and you'll hit up everyone in short order. Of course, that also doesn't pass anything past it, so if you want adjust it a bit, put it at the begining of a /click button chain and add 5 commas after each cleanse, and at each click, 50% of the time you'll try a cleanse, 50% you'll pass to the enxt button.

The other idea I had on this was to have my healers have buttons 1-5 be something like.

1 = /target char1
/castseqeunce reset=target HoT, Cure

2 = char 2 and so on

Then basically what would happen is in a boss mob fight while I am focused on my tank if I see the other toons life dropping I can hit 1-5, 1-5 for the tank will be single target aggro, and hit the apprioate character with 3 HoTs then hit the same button a second time and it will attempt to clear any Dis, Pos, and or Curse.

The main idea here is I want to keep my support toons alive during boss mob heroics. Something I had a problem with when my crew just had a priest in it.

This was taken from my previous post
In the pve mb i had, prot warrior, fire magex2, shadow priest, holy pally, my main healing buttons were numpad 9, 6, 3, . , and 0. the mages would have decurse and the shadow priest would have dispel magic on the same buttons for the toon getting healed. This way they were always trying to decurse/dispel the toon getting healed as long as they were not casting. Some times you would have to jump and break dps if the debuff was that important. Kind of a simple fix without getting into complicated macros.

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I'm using the following macro:

Code:

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/stopcasting
/cast [target=player, modifier:ctrl] Cleanse
/stopmacro [modifier:ctrl]
/targetparty
/cast Cleanse

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It's spammable and works great for me. If the casting char needs to become cleansed, I've to press Ctrl. The whole party becomes cleansed, this is a benefit if you take another player with you cause you haven't to change the macro.

Hi,

what do you think ? could this work as well ?

Code:

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/stopcasting
/castsequence reset=combat/5 [target=player] Renew,,,,
/targetparty
/cast Renew

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or any other instant cure/dispel or PW:S ?

(I am currently @ work, so I can't test)

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Originally Posted by Bigfish

What that will do is end up targeting whoever is on click3 and spamming them with cleases, etc.

If you want a smart cleanse macro, go:

/castrandom [target=char1] Cleanse,,,,
/castrandom [target=char2] Cleanse,,,
/castrandom [target=char3] Cleanse,,
/castrandom [target=char4] Cleanse,
/castrandom [target=char5] Cleanse


That will let you spam the button and you'll hit up everyone in short order. Of course, that also doesn't pass anything past it, so if you want adjust it a bit, put it at the begining of a /click button chain and add 5 commas after each cleanse, and at each click, 50% of the time you'll try a cleanse, 50% you'll pass to the enxt button.

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I thought this didn't work anymore with the castrandom change.

Surely the random can hit cleanse char1 on the first go, and then try doing that over and over until it succeeds.

On my 1 shamy/4 pally team, I put cleanse (pally), purge (shammy) and spirit cleanse--whatever resto shammy decurse on on button. The pallies just cleanse whoever has aggro:
/cast [target=focus-target-target] Cleanse
The shammy will purge the enemy or de-curse a friendly.
/cast[target=focus-target, help] Spirit Cleanse
/cast [target=focus-target] Purge
It tries to decurse first if the main targets a friendly, purge the enemy (if the main has an emeny instead of friendly).
The rest of the pallies have it on round-robin, so one person isn't spamming it. One alt puts cleanse on the main first thing (incase main is feared). And then main has cleanse on himself after first push (since BGs and mobs get a lot of attention on one person, usually the main).
There are probably 120 ways to do it, just find one that works for you.

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Originally Posted by Pocalypse

I thought this didn't work anymore with the castrandom change.

Surely the random can hit cleanse char1 on the first go, and then try doing that over and over until it succeeds.

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I am thinking he meant castsequence and not castrandom.

That would have been posted before the castrandom chance. I thought someone else posted something that would work...was for HoTs on group...let's see if I can find it.

http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=23554

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Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz

[edit] OK, after rubbing my two brain cells together for a bit, I can confirm that the second macro (that wowphreak posted) does not work in any form. Doesn't appear that target=targetparty works. BUT, again, rubbing my pitiful (and lonely) brain cells together a bit longer, I hit wowwiki for "targetparty" and see that it's a command, not a parameter. So I did find a macro that works BEAUTIFULLY for party healing.

Code:

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/targetparty
/cast rejuvenation

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In fact, it works so damn good, I'm gonna have to see if I can incorporate it into my resto druid's setup. :D ***NOTE*** This only targets party members, not yourself, so you'll have to hack in a self-healing option for your healer if you want it.

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Edit - Yeah, what Fursphere said. Where'd that coffee go?