View Full Version : [WoW-Question]Is MultiBoxing just for grinding?
Fischfutter
07-24-2007, 05:31 PM
I thought about startingt to Multibox, and there is just one question left:
How do I quest with 3+ Characters? - Or can I just grind to 70?
Is there a good way for gettingt quests for all my characters or do I have to take the quests on each client?
It would be nice if you have a good solution for me.
Fischfutter
P.S.: Sorry for my bad english.
Mannyman
07-24-2007, 05:40 PM
That's what I'm doing, questing to 70, some instances here and there. God bless if you can grind to 70 with 5 partied toons. I leveled from 1-70 rather fast a few times doing quests, but I did have to grind about 4 levels. I plan on doing the same thing for 5 boxing, but doing instances to fill in the gaps instead of grinding.
But to answer your question, I accept quests with the main, share it with the others and have them auto accept. For some quests, that doesn't work, so I go into each window manually and take care of it. I think the people with 5 machines and monitors use 1 mouse and 5 receivers so the mouse moves and clicks in sync.
wolviex
07-25-2007, 10:58 AM
Steph posted this in another thread:
/script AcceptGroup{}
/script AcceptQuest{}
/script AcceptTrade{}
/script RetrieveCorpse{}
It's wonderful for keeping youself from having to click a bunch of accepts every time you do invites, trades, quest sharing, or picking up your body, just create a macro!
keyclone
07-25-2007, 12:37 PM
multi-boxing is about dps... damage per second... and just how much you can focus on your enemies from your IP address.
at least, that's how i look at it ;)
i love this icon:
http://www.solidice.com/images/dps_we_deliver.jpg
Stealthy
07-25-2007, 09:33 PM
multi-boxing is about dps... damage per second... and just how much you can focus on your enemies from your IP address.
at least, that's how i look at it ;)
i love this icon:
http://www.solidice.com/images/dps_we_deliver.jpg
Hahah that icon is awesome!
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