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Oldin
12-30-2007, 06:09 AM
I am just starting up and thinking of going with the following setup for my group. I guess it will not be the easiest set up but I can see it working pretty well.
Prot Pala
Resto Druid
Ele Shammy
Fire Mage
Destruction Warlock

The Elemental Shaman could probably be another mage and it would work slightly better/easier with only needing to summon half the water per mage. However, this way I will have 5 different classes to own with and a pretty balanced group in my opinion.

keyclone
12-30-2007, 12:38 PM
howdy oldin and welcome to the forums

having more then 1 class is usually where the complexity comes in. most people start with 1 class, multiple clones and go from there.

having 5 different classes would probably be the toughest.

as you progress, please drop pics of your group with a few notes on how its working out. i'm sure its going to be very interesting.

kalih
12-30-2007, 12:53 PM
I am just starting up and thinking of going with the following setup for my group. I guess it will not be the easiest set up but I can see it working pretty well.
Prot Pala
Resto Druid
Ele Shammy
Fire Mage
Destruction Warlock

The Elemental Shaman could probably be another mage and it would work slightly better/easier with only needing to summon half the water per mage. However, this way I will have 5 different classes to own with and a pretty balanced group in my opinion.

When I first started I viewed 5 diff classes as the holy grail but I chickened out. I also like your setup alot in terms of loot coverage. You only have 2 clothies, and you will put both leather and mail drops to use.

But yes, it's gonna be a headache getting macros with good overlap, but not impossible.

If you can survive the -slow- early going where you have to learn alot about macros and add-ons, I don't think you'll have any problems.

flyingman
12-30-2007, 12:56 PM
Im new and all but I was thinking about this.

Have few use 1to0 keys for there main bar and other use Ctrl 1to0. You still left with Shift if you like using 2 bars for stuff like buffs eat drink Res macro invite maco stuff like that. You always have Alt also if you needed a 3rd.

keyclone
12-30-2007, 01:09 PM
one trick that will probably help a lot when using different classes would be keymaps. then, instead of a single key to a single action, it changes to a single key to a TYPE of action.

ie:
on your main, you have this keymap:
3 --> opening.salvo

and on your clones, you would have a different mapping for opening.slavo depending on the class

mage:
opening.salvo --> 3 (fireball)

priest:
opening.salvo --> 2 (smite)

warrior:
opening.salvo --> 5 (charge)

when you start thinking like this, it changes how you approach your key layouts. each class would have a normal key layout, and you would only be using keymaps for passing all keys.

keymaps are a bit more advanced... but i don't think you're the type to shy from tougher challenges, considering your first choice in a boxing group