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Icefang
12-04-2013, 04:57 AM
i am looking for a program like keyclone so i can mutlibox on mmos. i am looking for something noob friendly, may cost money, actually has customer support, no scripting. thanks in advance!
Khatovar
12-04-2013, 04:58 AM
ISBoxer
Lyonheart
12-04-2013, 10:38 AM
i am looking for a program like keyclone so i can mutlibox on mmos. i am looking for something noob friendly, may cost money, actually has customer support, no scripting. thanks in advance!

ISBoxer has setup wizards that get you going. LOTS of how-to videos on the isboxer.com website. And the best CS you could ever need. Not to mention. it is by FAR the best boxing software in the world..bar none!
Kjarahz
12-04-2013, 06:38 PM
ISBoxer

This is the best out there, and like mentioned customer service is superb.

You really can't get better in any area, software or even support, check out the trial and you'll see.
RSM72
12-05-2013, 05:02 AM
i am looking for something noob friendly, may cost money, actually has customer support, no scripting.
At one point or another you will need to look into scripting, macroing, advanced configuration, new ways to accomplish things. Even with ISBoxer you wont be able to set everything up once and play from there.
NeoGojira
12-07-2013, 06:15 PM
ISBoxer. Im new to boxing and I was able to do follow one of MiRai Videos and was up and running in about 10mins. It is the one I would tell people to try.
Ualaa
12-12-2013, 10:24 AM
You can use IS Boxer, for more games out there than anything else.
Lax is quick to add support, whether it is for a new game or a new feature to better box an existing game.
There are a few games out there, that cannot be boxed because of a 'game guard' feature, but those are few and far between.

IS Boxer has a trial, to test it out.
There is also a money back button, if you're unsatisfied.
The amount of guides (mostly done by users, who are giving back to the community, for a product they love) is staggering.
In particular anything by Alge or Firescue17 is in depth, and we cannot forget MiRai's numerous videos which explain things very well.
There is an IRC, where you can ask questions in real-time... and if you stick around a little while, you get responses there too.