Leader stunned, others won't cast

[Lax]

I checked FTL assist me but there's no and or Target afterwards box to check. Am I missing something?

That'd be in the Targeting Helper options in the mapped key, but these options are not what you want

alternatively untick everything and in the Macro Generator type in

/assist {FTL}
/stopmacro [nomod]
/targetlastenemy

This should make it so that even if your master does not have a target your slaves should still acquire one - but it may do funky things that were not intended!

You shouldn't need "/stopmacro [nomod]" if you're changing the FTL Assist Me macro, because it's sent only to the other characters anyway.

If the macros in IS utilize targettarget the above macro will just cause frustration as the slaves will always target the last enemy they had targeted and try to shoot it. You can fix this with something like,

/targetlastenemy [noharm]

Adding "/targetlastenemy [noharm]" should technically "work" assuming you NEVER want it to assist you on a friendly NPC -- such as a questgiver. That would be a deal breaker for me, since to talk to any NPC I would target with main, hit assist, and broadcast interact w/ target.

What I might do instead is a simple "/targetlasttarget [noexists]", so if you try to assist and fail, you automatically get the previous target. This could also be problematic if you'd rather they have no target than the last thing they had targeted.

Being able to keep a target doesn't really make it more convenient to be incapacitated though (e.g. if their target dies), I'm with Whowantstoknow on the switcihng windows thing.

[Bettysue]

Adding "/targetlastenemy [noharm]" should technically "work" assuming you NEVER want it to assist you on a friendly NPC -- such as a questgiver. That would be a deal breaker for me, since to talk to any NPC I would target with main, hit assist, and broadcast interact w/ target.

What I might do instead is a simple "/targetlasttarget [noexists]", so if you try to assist and fail, you automatically get the previous target. This could also be problematic if you'd rather they have no target than the last thing they had targeted.

Being able to keep a target doesn't really make it more convenient to be incapacitated though (e.g. if their target dies), I'm with Whowantstoknow on the switcihng windows thing.

Ya my fault there I didn't read the post well enough to realize he is utilizing the macros that are dynamically created, targetlastenemy would indeed be problematic in the assist macro.