can somebody take a look at my macro setup?

[daggerwind]

yes it does

/very happy

thank you for the fast reply, im gonna change it now

[daggerwind]

updated with a few changes

[thinus]

Macro:
You are hardcoding assisting on your main into your macros which can be a real problem in certain cases. In BGs if your main dies and is booted to the GY then your clones won't be able to target anything. You cannot switch leaders. In PvE certain CC like Hex or Charm type CC will really ruin your day.

If your goal is arena and you chalk a loss of your main up as a loss in the game then I suppose it is fine, otherwise you may want to look at solutions like focus based assist or an FTL setup which is a bit more difficult to grasp.

I am not sure if the /w in your follow macros are really necessary. It is going to create a metric ton of spam. Look at addons like Jamba to help with following and managing your group.

Button e:
Elemental Focus is a talent, not an ability, you cannot use it, it is passive. Should it be Elemental Mastery? If this is the case then you need to take Elemental Mastery out of the castsequence as the castsequence will block on EM if it is on cooldown. Have /cast Elemental Mastery on a separate line before your castsequence.

You may also want to take a look at the shaman macros in the Fursphere Macro Compendium thread. Just do a search for it.




Talents:
Are you primarily PvP focused?
Elemental Warding, Reverberation, Astral Shift may look good on paper but you may want to reconsider. Shamanism 5/5 is a must, Eye of the Storm is a life saver, instant ghost wolf is awesome, and you may want to pick up Elemental Weapons as well. For PvP the damage reduction talents might make more sense but I am not sure if it really makes much of an impact.

EDIT: Apparently Elemental Warding, Reverbration and Astral Shift *are* really good for PvP so ignore what I said above. Instant Ghost Wolf and Eye of the Storm are still great talents so you may want to drop some of the mana related talents and pick those up instead.

[daggerwind]

Macro:
You are hardcoding assisting on your main into your macros which can be a real problem in certain cases. In BGs if your main dies and is booted to the GY then your clones won't be able to target anything. You cannot switch leaders. In PvE certain CC like Hex or Charm type CC will really ruin your day.

If your goal is arena and you chalk a loss of your main up as a loss in the game then I suppose it is fine, otherwise you may want to look at solutions like focus based assist or an FTL setup which is a bit more difficult to grasp.

I am not sure if the /w in your follow macros are really necessary. It is going to create a metric ton of spam. Look at addons like Jamba to help with following and managing your group.

Button e:
Elemental Focus is a talent, not an ability, you cannot use it, it is passive. Should it be Elemental Mastery? If this is the case then you need to take Elemental Mastery out of the castsequence as the castsequence will block on EM if it is on cooldown. Have /cast Elemental Mastery on a separate line before your castsequence.

You may also want to take a look at the shaman macros in the Fursphere Macro Compendium thread. Just do a search for it.




Talents:
Are you primarily PvP focused?
Elemental Warding, Reverberation, Astral Shift may look good on paper but you may want to reconsider. Shamanism 5/5 is a must, Eye of the Storm is a life saver, instant ghost wolf is awesome, and you may want to pick up Elemental Weapons as well. For PvP the damage reduction talents might make more sense but I am not sure if it really makes much of an impact.

EDIT: Apparently Elemental Warding, Reverbration and Astral Shift *are* really good for PvP so ignore what I said above. Instant Ghost Wolf and Eye of the Storm are still great talents so you may want to drop some of the mana related talents and pick those up instead.

thank you for those tips, i still need to test the instant ghost wolf for pvp and the eye of the storm, but they look good on paper. and ill max shamanism when ive got time