Quote Originally Posted by 'Memn',index.php?page=Thread&postID=178451#post178 451
Is it correct to infer that the seperate button macros can each attempt a cast without prohibiting an attempt in the next macro?
Could this be used to create cast priorities?
For example:
Purge > Flame Shock > Lava Burst > Chain Lightning > Lightning Bolt

Or would I have to use /castsequence or /castrandom in all of the macro's such that
Using macros with the sequential /click method will work so long as each macro has a chance of trying to do nothing. Your first example will not work because once it hits your shock macro, it will ALWAYS be trying to cast one or the other.

Your second example is a good method of trying to get all this to work. The extra commas means that there will be times when nothing is attempted, and so the next macro in the chain is able to fire off, and tries to add the timing needed so that a prior /castsequence has not reset yet before the rest in the chain has at least had a chance to fire off. There's a bit of rhythm assumed into these macros, so you need to learn your own button mashing speed and modify the number of commas to match it.

I personally shy away from rhythm tapping out of preference, but can be very effective. I'm a pure /castsequence button masher.

EDIT: Just noticed that you put /use 13 and /use 14 at the end. I would recommend putting those after the Purge macro so that all your damage spells gain the advantage of the spellpower boost. Having them at the end means that you never use your trinkets because Lightning Bolt will always fire off.