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Kangawallafox
11-30-2008, 12:53 PM
hey folks..
I have just come accross this site and it surely looks very interesting. Im looking forward to getting a good setup going.
I
have 2 WOW accounts. 3 computers and 3 22inch monitors. Im interested in playing one char up and having the other follow.
Account 1. 70 : mage, warrior, priest, shaman, rogue, death Knight
Account 2. 70 : hunter, warlock 80 : druid
I would like to focus on the priest and hunter and the same time if possible.
Can i please have some feedback and what i need to get me going and is it best to use 2 computers and one monitor or 2?
Thanx for your feedback.
Kangawallafox
11-30-2008, 01:38 PM
I have just purchased keyclone and now looking for the basic of all basic guides to set it up.
Ideally i want to play priest on my main computer and hunter on the other computer. Any reading material to get me started would be appreciated.
Do i need 2 copies of keyclone? (1pr computer)
Do i need to install keyclone on both computers?
Yo-Yo Freak
11-30-2008, 03:19 PM
ok so you want to 2box with 2 computers? if you are using keyclone you need to purchas 2 copys of keyclone, 1 for each comp. i highly sudgest you check out this sticky for more info:
http://dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=3770 maily check out the "How Do I Set This Program Up?" part of the post.
as for controling multiple computers with 1 mouse/keyboard i sudgest you check out Synergy:
http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/
i personaly have no experience with Synergy so if the site doesn't provide enough info try using the search on dual-boxing.com(here)
also check out the software forum for more info. lots of good stickys there:
http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Board&boardID=35
hope this helps some ^_^
Kangawallafox
11-30-2008, 04:10 PM
Thanx for your feedback mate.
Maybe its easier to just focus on using the one computer?
Yo-Yo Freak
11-30-2008, 04:14 PM
if your computer can run multiple instances of WoW at the same time then yes, it is MUCH easier imo.
Kangawallafox
11-30-2008, 04:23 PM
Then i will start simple. One system, 2 accounts. Learn and get used to things...then exspand :)
Thanx again
Shonkey
11-30-2008, 06:18 PM
Multiple Pcs is fine. Just use [Other] Interbox 1.0 - software KM switch ('http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=14946') with Keyclone or another similar program. Makes it very easy. I run 5 accounts across 5 pcs with minimal problems and great fps on each machine.
Kangawallafox
12-01-2008, 11:45 AM
What would be the easiest classes to start with (macros etc) from the following accounts?
Account 1. 70 : mage, warrior, priest, shaman, rogue, death Knight
Account 2. 70 : hunter, warlock : druid 80
mmmbox
12-01-2008, 02:01 PM
take the shaman and combine it with hunter/warlock, you will trash anything and even have a pet who can tank :)
Goto wowiki for easy to start macros, i dare say hunters/shamans have the best "one button" macros for dps ;)
Tho any combination would be fun but personaly I never liked mage even if i did lvl one to 60 pre tbc
If you only plan to play 2 accounts even melee is viable
Kangawallafox
12-01-2008, 02:28 PM
Im at the start over this adventure.
So far ive actually managed to get both account working at once :) But still have alot to learn i see.
Ill start with shammy and hunter.
For some reason though...when i move on my main..the alt moves too... so unless they are facing the same direction...one gets lost. Getting there :)
keys i use:
w,a,d,s, 1 2 3 4 5 6 q e f t on my main....
Does this mean i have to "Do Not pass" all these keys to stop the alt from doing the same thing?
Yo-Yo Freak
12-01-2008, 03:43 PM
you can do that or you can unbind the movement keys from the slave account
elsegundo
12-01-2008, 03:57 PM
or you can use a whitelist. so only the keys you designate will get passed.
hunter and shaman are good depending on spec. =]
and make macros to have your slave assist your main somehow. use the wiki up top. it helps.
Littleburst
12-01-2008, 08:48 PM
Pretty much any setup can work, everyone has it's ups and downs.
Shaman / hunter or priest / hunter don't make a real big difference i think. Both are good/simple options, since you got a hunter to do the damage and a hybrid to back him up.
Tips: You want to unbind the movement keys on the slave or don't broadcast them to the slave(blacklist). Put the slave on /follow.
I would use the hunter as main, if you use it mainly for dps and the priest for backup it requires more attention then the priest. (FD, if a mob comes into melee range, pet)
/tar hunter / pet
/cast heal
So you can keep shooting with your hunter while getting a heal. :)
Unbind the arrowkeys on your mainchar, keep them bound on your slave, so you can rotate the slave while still having the mainchar as mainscreen.
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