Trouble with clone in combat

[Zantos]

So dual boxing two druids and once i hit lvl 10 i got bear form. So when i approach a target, my clone follows me up up stops behind me while im attacking the target and he is out of range to help me kill it. Any solution for this?

[Gormand]

I have only just started boxing (5x Hunters) but I have found that when Melee starts get your main guy to run straight through the guy you are hitting then turn 180 degrees. This way your on 1 side and your other guys are on the other and everyone is in range.
There may be other ways which I will also be watching this thread for :)

[Ualaa]

Follow breaks once melee starts.
With bears there are a few solutions.

You can talent so you always get 10 rage when you shift into bear form.
And then Feral Charge (also a talent) your opponent.
Probably won't have these yet...

You can keybind (Escape - Keybinds) a hotkey for "Interact with Target".
Enable (in Interface - Mouse Options) "Click to Move".
Target the mob, have your slave assist, then click your Interact With Target hotkey.
This will have your toon run to where the mob was, when you clicked.
And then melee is auto engaged.
If the mob moves, click the interact again.
This is the preferred method for melee toons.

Alternatively, run your main through the mob, with your slave on follow.
Turn the main around, and the slave(s) will also be facing the mob.
And the mob will be between your two toons.
Eventually, you'll probably spec them both as cats if going Feral.

With two druids, you could also leave one in caster form.
Break follow and nuke away.
And maybe toss a heal or two to reduce downtime.

[Zantos]

Edited: Ok cool, i get it. When i log in in the morning ill check in the keybinds for that feature. One last thing, do you think it will be easier to run feral and balance druid rather then two feral?

[Ualaa]

I personally love balance druids.
But am not sure if two of them is enough to burn things down at range.
I'm running five together, and most things don't need a second nuke.

With two cat druids, you'll put out very strong dps.
And have talents to heal slightly on a melee crit.
And as cats you'll crit a ton.

Moonkin/Caster or Feral/Cat, you'll level a lot faster then as a Bear.
But Feral/Bear will get you to the Feral/Cat stage, if you want to go Feral.
And a Bear is an excellent option for tanking down the road.
You might consider dual spec for one toon (Cat and Resto) and the other go Cat and Bear (one spec).
Possibly two sets of gear for each, Bear/Cat and Cat/Resto.
But that is down the road.