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Hey guys just got started on the multi boxing..
My main question is that I have 3 accounts and 3 computers that I can use (one is brand new alienware gamers rig, the other 2 were top of the line 2 years ago :D)
Would I be better off using keyclone on my newer computer or should I try a true multibox set up?
Thanks alot
Alienware...oh how I envy you :P I always wanted to get a alienware laptop but I could never fork out the $5000
Yeah I'd like the laptop too.... just a good desktop... working on the wife to get a laptop
To bad that shit is over rated. I was the same when my friend got his. He forked over hella money, and for what? I mean you could build one your self for half the price.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Tasty',index.php?page=Thread&postID=38848#post388 48
If you got the 3 comps, run them on all 3. Saves you resources.
Seems to me your question is two fold.
1) Should you box on one machine or many.
2) If you box on many should you go the hardware route or the Keyclone (software) route.
If you box on one machine and use Keyclone you will be able to take advantage of Keyclone's PiP (other threads describe what this is but I found it so tremendously sexy I switched from boxing on five machines to boxing on one).
If you box on many machines you will still need to replicate your keystrokes some how, either Keyclone (or some other software) or some piece of hardware. Hardware is a bit more expensive but I hear it has less latency. But I think Keyclone offers some advantages that hardware does not.
If your computer can handle it, you might start out boxing on your AlienWare comp and see how that goes. Who knows... if you can do three on that machine and really get into it you might decide to do two MORE on the other comps and end up Five-Boxing.
Hope this helps.
Ended up kind of combining both..
using my main comp for my main with add ons.. and with keyclone using my other for the alts.. so far working really well..
if it becomes an issue may switch to hardware solution :D