If im going to multibox? how and im suppose to do?
What kind of accs shall i have?? Like, Paladin, 4x shamans?
One to heal? 3 to dps, also what raids can i do at lvl 80, so i can get quite good gears...? instances or something?
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If im going to multibox? how and im suppose to do?
What kind of accs shall i have?? Like, Paladin, 4x shamans?
One to heal? 3 to dps, also what raids can i do at lvl 80, so i can get quite good gears...? instances or something?
Ok.. mtsssssssss
uhhh ... wondering what you were expecting from that question ...
What kind of chars etc..
Lmao search is your friend..
Seriously, SideWays.. get a life or something? I obviously asked here because i couldn't find..
Yikes! Stop being so agressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emil
The question you asked seems to intimate to me that you feel there might be a special method for doing these.
The basic answer is, there isn't.
It will be as difficult as either multiboxing 10 groups, with controlling both tanks, all DPS and incoming healing at once, the same way you would with a group of 5, but with some fights require very complex movement (maybe not for the individual, but for 1 person doing all 10 characters). Some people can handle this, others can't.
It also depends what team you are bringing in. Are you running 5 people in concurrence with another multiboxer? Are you running 5 with only single players taking up the other spots? Either way, these make a big difference in how you would approach the situation.
In your situation, your best bet would to play tank and 4 DPS with the setup you have in your signature and get the other 5 people to handle the rest of the roles. This way you could still multibox effectively, but without having to worry about controlling all 3 roles.
What raids can you do? Probably all are do-able, some are extremely hard, but I don't doubt that they're doable. If you want to know which are hard, well just take a look at the fights and take a guess for yourself, it'll be about as good as anyone elses opinions on their difficulty.
The easiest way though to gear up to good PvE gear is to firstly learn to do instances. Some will be easier than others, but the biggest help will be when your gear gets a bit better from badge rewards and you're able to basically zerg through any difficulties that you find.
As stated though, this sort of information is readily available in other threads that have already been started on similar topics. While you may have searched for the information on here already, you obviously haven't done it effectively enough to find the topics you may have been interested in.
Just taking a quick look around, within 2 minutes I've found the following threads that are applicable to your questions:
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=26170
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=16227
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=26197
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=19189
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=25464
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=25435
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=25317
rage.. building!!!
It's one of the most commonly asked questions here. Did you really use the search function? :P