bigboomer
11-21-2009, 11:59 PM
Hey guys, just stopping by to say howdy and to ask a question or two. After playing wow for 3 or so years I've decided to take up multiboxing, I tried my hand at in once before using some trial accounts and loved what I saw - now I'm making it my new way of playing regularly. I'm starting with a team of 3 druids who unfortunately are not RAF'd (existing accs), and I have the support of a friend who is levelling a paladin along side me. When I hit 80 I plan on moving one of the druids to another account because my current account will then have 2 80 druids (druid being my main for the last year or so) - thus giving me 4 druids to play with :D. My friend also has an 80 druid so 5 man's I'm hoping will be a breeze once I get the hang of everything.
Anyway, expect some (probably a lot of) noobie questions from me in the future :p
I originally started by having different macros for each druid healing each other druid - but with 9 macros per character, and a total of 27 different keys just for 3 players I realized I was going about things the wrong way. I'm guessing the best way to go is having a dedicated healer, but do you guys normally have your healers spamming heals while you are spamming dps (i use keyclone) or do you keep the buttons seperate?
Also, is there an easy way I can have a mouse bind to focus a target and have my dps or heals switch to that target (as in set then assist mains focus)? Eg: Mousing over a mob and pressing a side mouse button will change the dps target to that mob, without effecting any of the other toons targets.
I figure this would be a neat way to switch dps targets (or heal targets) quickly, am I on the right track?
Thanks for the help and I look forward to getting to know you guys better. ;)
Anyway, expect some (probably a lot of) noobie questions from me in the future :p
I originally started by having different macros for each druid healing each other druid - but with 9 macros per character, and a total of 27 different keys just for 3 players I realized I was going about things the wrong way. I'm guessing the best way to go is having a dedicated healer, but do you guys normally have your healers spamming heals while you are spamming dps (i use keyclone) or do you keep the buttons seperate?
Also, is there an easy way I can have a mouse bind to focus a target and have my dps or heals switch to that target (as in set then assist mains focus)? Eg: Mousing over a mob and pressing a side mouse button will change the dps target to that mob, without effecting any of the other toons targets.
I figure this would be a neat way to switch dps targets (or heal targets) quickly, am I on the right track?
Thanks for the help and I look forward to getting to know you guys better. ;)