Better Way To Do This?

[hefty]

I have alot of mouse clicks too leave the town in my game. Perhaps there is a shorter way then adding them one by one?

WinActivate( "Guild Wars" )
MouseWheel ( "down" )
sleep(1000) 
MouseWheel ( "down" )
sleep(1000) 
MouseWheel ( "down" )
sleep(1000) 
MouseWheel ( "down" )
sleep(1000) 
MouseWheel ( "down" )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(1000) 
MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
sleep(9000)
MouseClick ( "left", 764, 241, 1, 2 )
sleep(3000)
MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 )
sleep(3000)
MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 )
sleep(3000)
MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 )
sleep(3000)
MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 )

[greenmachine]

For loops are your friend.

WinActivate( "Guild Wars" )
For $i = 1 to 5
    MouseWheel ( "down" )
    sleep(1000)
Next
For $i = 1 to 8
    MouseClick ( "left", 388, 489, 1, 80 )
    sleep(1000)
Next
Sleep (8000); remainder
 MouseClick ( "left", 764, 241, 1, 2 )
sleep(3000)
For $i = 1 to 3
    MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 )
    sleep(3000)
Next
  MouseClick ( "left", 501, 417, 1, 2 ); this one didn't have a sleep after it, so it's outside.