Party ordering method changed in 3.1

/facepalm

I noticed this, but have been too lazy to fix it. I was wondering what the hell was going on when I healed the wrong toon on accident. Thanks for confirming that I'm not going crazy. :whistling:

Yup I noticed, normally my priest is always number 5 so I was like they changed something because she is no longer in the position I would expect.

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Originally Posted by 'Rin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=196828#post1968 28

/facepalm

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works in game... but unfortunately, there is no animation for it.

maybe just mix the first 2 seconds of /cry with /sigh and they'd have /facepalm (i have a need, dammit!)

:D

I'm quite thankful for this change. I three-box and invite two friends to come along with. Healing them has been a hassle because sometimes they would be older than my chars and sometimes they'd be younger. Now my chars will consistently be in the same spot.

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Originally Posted by 'Ryan',index.php?page=Thread&postID=196047#post196 047

I didn't notice this at first, since I invite my characters (two of them) at the same time and they're set to autoaccept, so it's a 50-50 shot they'll end up in the right order. My easy fix was to just add in a delay to my invite macro with the /in command thing that Ace gives you.

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Excellent suggestion. Works like a champ. :)

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Originally Posted by 'Ughmahedhurtz',index.php?page=Thread&postID=19826 6#post198266

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Originally Posted by 'Ryan',index.php?page=Thread&postID=196047#post196 047

I didn't notice this at first, since I invite my characters (two of them) at the same time and they're set to autoaccept, so it's a 50-50 shot they'll end up in the right order. My easy fix was to just add in a delay to my invite macro with the /in command thing that Ace gives you.

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Excellent suggestion. Works like a champ. :)

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I'm still kind of hesitant to use that command for much. It feels too much like automation. I guess party invites are harmless, though.

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Originally Posted by 'Vicker',index.php?page=Thread&postID=198792#post1 98792

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Originally Posted by 'Ughmahedhurtz',index.php?page=Thread&postID=19826 6#post198266

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Originally Posted by 'Ryan',index.php?page=Thread&postID=196047#post196 047

I didn't notice this at first, since I invite my characters (two of them) at the same time and they're set to autoaccept, so it's a 50-50 shot they'll end up in the right order. My easy fix was to just add in a delay to my invite macro with the /in command thing that Ace gives you.

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Excellent suggestion. Works like a champ. :)

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I'm still kind of hesitant to use that command for much. It feels too much like automation. I guess party invites are harmless, though.

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While I'm not going to pretend that I know for sure, I'm quite positive the automation thing is more about automating your toons movements and such and not something like a group invite, otherwise things like Auctioneer automatically dividing up my stacks of w/e, or automatically emptying my mailbox, or w/e else would be against Blizzard's rule as well.

If its not protected its fair game until otherwise noted by Blue imo.

Just verified this. You cannot use it for /cast or /click, only things like emotes, chat, accepting invites, /follow, etc. If you try it, it says "Cannot call secure command: /cast" so I think the "exploitable" parts of this have already been secured. ;)

Sweet, I had thought about adding /in to my invite macro, but thought it wouldnt work since it wasnt chat or emote, so I had resorted to manually typing my invites (last letter different in the names ftw) but since /in works i'll just do that.