Printable View
Hey!
Uhm, well. As said, I am frequently new to the Mutlibox, and I don't live in a country where it is allowed to RaF, so I would like to know if it is 'fast' to level without RAF with the multiboxing :) And is it possible to multibox 3x melee's, for example warrior or so?
Any advices and fun classes to multibox? =). Thank you.
Thank you! :)
Without RAF will suck for leveling compared to having it... but i just lvled 4 shammies with my DK (80). I am at 45 with about 15hrs played with no RAF. I already had 5 accounts and didnt want to fork over the cash for RAF or lvl them twice with dummy accounts.
Hand quest to 10
Run SFK to 20
SM 20-40
BRD or ZF to 45
LBRS or Strat to 55
Ramps to 60
ect...
3 melee might suck with no way to heal. You would be better off with 3 pally's if you like the melee or 3 druids. Least they can heal.
I will 5 box shammy's at 60.. chain lighting x5 is OMGBBQ
Yeah, but I am doing 3box. So I don't really know how I could be soloing instances. :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by BoxingGeeks
Level 10 in SFK? Aint that like suicide? :S
I 3 boxed my way to 60 by running instances (Paly, 2x priests - spec'd for shadow, but tossing the occasional HoT (not shadowform obviously)). You may be a level behind on the instances, but it's more fun than just pure grinding. If you can ever find a 4th person to step in then it works well too.
You really don't need 5 people for the lower level instances, but you do need somone that can do some healing. Any of the classes that can fill 2 roles work well for this (Shammy, Druid, Priest). You can keep them mostly spec'd for DPS, just so long as they can still off-heal. With 2 Off healers you have plenty of healing, but it does nerf your DPS a little bit.
The question that I would have is how many 80's do you have on your main account? And can you get a hold of some heirloom items? So if you have enough to get a few items on each, even 1 item on each it would help. You could transfer say 2 of your 80's, and it dont even have to be 80 they just have to have the heirloom on them at time of transfer and you could have 3 heirlooms that give you X% XP more for having them. So l would say the shoulders, I guess the cloth ones so anyone can wear them, while the stats are more for mana types the XP gain is still there.
You will definitely want your PLer to be the first one to zone in. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jalocindk
If you are wanting to box a melee group I would suggest Ret Paladins. I am pretty new to 'boxing myself and my first group was a melee group. It seems to be a pain until you get judgement, then it gets alot easier. One thing I found particualarly useful with Paladins is to dual spec them. Becuase of how good concecration is as a AOE being holy damage, I have found it uceful to have my dual spec as protection so each paladin can agro a different mob in a particualary hard pull for instance and just survive with 4xconcecration does most the damage. You have healing, plate, dps, and tanks in this setup. The only thing you will need to PUG is some more dps. Just my 2 copper