To me what you described in WoW's interface smacks more of the interface playing your game for your rather than you playing the game. I don't feel that the designers of eq2 wanted us to have that much automation, after playing SWG and watching them smack their collective forheads after realizing what players would do once given a very powerful macro system I don't think they want to have that happen again. EQ2's interface is customizable in that you can get it to look however you want but full automation of events or displaying things they never really intended for you to display are pretty much out of reach, and I'm actually glad at that. A players skills hould have more to do with how well they play not their interface.
And don't take my first line the wrong way, I think what you were able to do in WoW is pretty sweet from a technical standpoint, but I still would rather keep the interface a relatively level "Playing field" for everyone, and having an interface that does all those things for you just isn't going to do that.
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