Question - How can i

[cosyg]

Tank & Healer duo..

Tank pulls a mob and gets an add.
When tank heal requires heal from healer, healer gets aggro from the add.

med in combat is on and I would like to keep it that way

healer sits, get bonked on the head for healing then sitting.

How can i:
(1) taunt the add with the tank
IE: attack off, target add, taunt/disarm, resume attack on primary mob
OR
(2) Not sit (if bonked on the head) during combat yet still sit in combat under normal single pulls
IE: add health 95% health or more /do not sit after healing during combat

 

[scotsbiker]

for problem 2) get a mount for starters. also get the AA's to reduce casting agro.

for problem one id assume use of AE agro disc
Other people may be able to give you better idea's but for them to give you more specific help would need class of healer and tank.

 

[Razkle]

step 1 get a mount, step 2 use an SK to AOE taunt all the mobs? You are being a bit vague on what your are using so we cant really help much....

 

[MaxD]

I get the feeling you play progression too.

 

[cosyg]

Yes, progression, so the above listed options will not work.
Much appreciated though.

So still trying to find another way to solve issue

 

[Maskoi]

If you are on phinny mq2 does not work on that server

 

[cosyg]

If you are on phinny mq2 does not work on that server

No, ragefire

 

[riot]

It isn't possible so you can either turn MedComabt Off or lower the mana medding threshold so the cleric doesn't sit so often. There just isn't enough skills on progression for warriors to keep good aoe aggro.

 

[cosyg]

Okay, i was just thinking it's be possible to switch targets and do some kind of taunting and then get back to dps'ing the main mob.

 

[Razkle]

switch to a tank that AOE taunts although its TLP so no real idea if that is even an option, never played never will play on tlp, sorry

 

[Hihi]

holyshit##=/if (${Me.XTarget[1].PctAggro}<100 && ${Target.ID}!=${Me.XTarget[1].ID}) /multiline ; /xtarget 1; /switch
holyshit##=/if (${Me.XTarget[2].PctAggro}<100 && ${Target.ID}!=${Me.XTarget[2].ID}) /multiline ; /xtarget 2; /switch
holyshit##=/if (${Me.XTarget[3].PctAggro}<100 && ${Target.ID}!=${Me.XTarget[3].ID}) /multiline ; /xtarget 3; /switch

Issuing the /switch command in multiline after targetting the other mob should catch it in time to cause KA to switch over to the other mob before retargeting the original mob. It's not a temporary switch either, it will switch over to new mob completely. If you're boxing more than the tank/cleric, you may need to issue a /bc //switch in there as well.

 

[riot]

Has .PctAggro been fixed? It used to return the aggro percentage of the next person on the aggro list instead of yours.

 

[Hihi]

Pretty sure it was returning the correct percentages when I tested out a similar shit a month or two ago.

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I'm at work now, but can check it out when I get home later to make sure it does return the correct data.

 

[cosyg]

Does pctaggro work on TLP's ?

 

[Hihi]

Do you not have access to the aggro meter on progression? If so, yes. If not, possibly not.

 

[tms]

Not pctagro on tlp, what you want cant be done with KA.

1.) Turn Medcombat off
2.) use that holy :

holyshit2=/if (${Macro.Name.Equal[kissassist.mac]} && !${Me.Sitting} && !${Me.Moving} && !${Me.Casting.ID} && ${Me.PctMana}<95 && ${Me.PctHPs}>50) /sit

(adjust Me.PctHPs to the value you like).


If you are at keyboard and use KA use /switch to change targets, or /mqpause to pause KA and do your job per hand.

You can use that holy on your warrior, but you *NEED* to get the mob in target first (/mqpause + using xtarget to target your mob).

holyshit2=/if ( (${Target.Type.Equal[NPC]}) && (${Target.PctHPs}<100) && (${Target.PctHPs} > 29) && (${Me.Combat}) && (${Me.CombatAbilityReady[Provoke]}) && (${Target.BuffDuration[Provoke]} < 500) && (${Me.Endurance} > 85)) /disc Provoke

Make it yourself easier : Get a third account with an CC :-)

 

[riot]

Pretty sure it was returning the correct percentages when I tested out a similar shit a month or two ago.

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I'm at work now, but can check it out when I get home later to make sure it does return the correct data.

It works. Cool cool.

 

[Warl0ck45]

could always come up with a timer that starts after you sit, then have the line that is having cleric sit check for said timer. This way the cleric will not try to sit for a second time until after X amount of time has passed.

something like (Pulled from Nytemyst's AFCleric)

Sub CreateTimer(MyTimer,MyLength)
	/if (!${Defined[${MyTimer}]} ) /declare ${MyTimer} timer outer
	/if (${MyLength.NotEqual[NULL]}) /varset ${MyTimer} ${MyLength}
	/return

/call CreateTimer SitDelay 60

/if (${SitDelay}<1 || ${SitDelay.Equal[NULL]} && ${Me.Standing}) /sit