dk @ attack

[ovrez]

hey all 1st post and new to this
how do you get both dk to be at same spot to melee dps. 1 or two are always out of range. is there a macro for this?
and how do you or can you get others in the grp to follow closer?
thanks for the help

[algol]

The only movement that can be automated is /follow, which cannot be modified. You're stuck with clever positioning/movement of the main as your sole control. Also note that not only do you need the others in range, you need them BEHIND the target if you don't completely overpower it so you don't give it a slew of extra attacks off your collective misses, hosing your main. This is why multiple-melee multiboxing is not recommended.

It can be done, but the problems you're talking about...there's no way to get rid of them, you will always have to just deal with it.

[HbKx]

/focus party1

/assist focus



....that macro has my melee guys run to where my dk is

[kadaan]

The general strategy is to run your main _through_ the mob, then turn around. The follow will now be behind the mob and your main will be in front.

Note that auto-attacking breaks follow, so you'll need to spam your /follow macro if you have to move in combat.

[5fingersofdoom]

/assist focus
/cast attack
/cast "regen strike,whatever takes your fancy"
/follow focus
The real trick is awareness and lots of practice,players will try to peel off your main and focus fire on him,as we all know DK's need melee badly.
I topped the kills by +40 playing just 4 DK in AV this was frost and it was awesome.
Have fun :)

[duddz]

Well the dk is one of the easiest melee to play, in your case.
Just use Deathgrip to pull single mobs with your toons, turn your main around and you got it ... the perfect position.
Otherwise you've got to train a little bit :P