Who knows, it's not really a big deal lol, just an added thing to make for toast/sandwich mats.
Ice skating lag in Garuda, in AK, everywhere. Fuck it. Somebody make a post when they fix this game.
Why is it that SE reserves the right to ban you at any time for anything in the ToS but RMT spammers take more than 5s to ban and I get the same person for 1-2 weeks. It's not like RMT is stupid enough to put gil or use those accounts that advertise RMT to actually move gil around.
I was expecting post patch emergency maintenance but I guess they will wait until after next patch.
Oh, my random complaint is.. this is why we can't have nice things..
Are a lot of people getting 90k'd right now. A lot of FC members have been, and I just did.
90ks everywhere after this maintenance slowing down my prae SRs and screwing Coil groups yeah....
Can someone explain why this doesn't work:
/ac "physick" <t>
/ac "physick" <tt>
Targeting a friendly target casts as normal, targeting an enemy that's targeting someone else causes it to cast on.....myself.
/ac "physick" <tt>
/ac "physick" <t>
Targeting an enemy it correctly casts on their target, targeting a friendly target causes it to cast on myself.
wtf m8
Both of those will either try to cast on your party member first, in which case it works. Or it tries to cast on the mob (direct via <t>, or party member target via <tt>) and thus defaults to casting on yourself. The second line will never be reached because there's error handling.
I'm sure if you used the second one on a party member who was healing the tank, you'd also heal the tank instead of the party member targeted.
Actually just tried that as I read it. <t> on a mob (or basically any invalid targer) will make it cast on you. Which is stupid. I should edit that out of the SCH/SMN guide then.
Which means they both work as they should?
It will always pick the first one since there is no cooldown other than the gcd.
I know what you're trying to accomplish, but the macro behaviour makes sense.
With <t> first, casting on a mob will obviously cast on yourself, cause that's how it works, you cast heal while having a mob targeted, it will target yourself automatically.
With tt, if you target a friendly player, you are essentially targeting the mob, if that's what he is targeting, which results in the same as simply casting on the mob: auto targeting yourself.
The fact that it casts on myself when none of the lines of the macro specify me as a target (or denote me as a target via <t> or <tt>) does not make sense.
/ac "physick" <t> does specify you as the target though. Everytime you cast Physick directly from the skill button while targeting a mob, it essentially functions as '/ac "physick" <t>'
It's just how the game handles cure spells.
Which is stupid, if I make a macro that specifies <t> and only <t> I don't want to cast on myself and unless I am <t>.