Converting them to the darkside, one at a time :D

Well, we're starting to see some people posting on the general forums about how to get started..guess this could be the start of a good thing, or a bad (on both forums)

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/th...177682&sid=1#2

Interesting.

Is that you posting with Ebolak Xzin? certainly has your style stamped all over it ;) and 6 wall mounted screens sort of gives it away ;)

It could become a problem if multiboxing goes mainstream....

Fortunately I don't think it will come that far. Many will quit very fast. :D

v true.

It is a lot of work and they will find out very quickly that it isn't all roses

Word is out guys. I am freakin positive that people are interested in whats going on. Anyone Ive ever even mentioned it to were interested. Most however merely want to see some video and read some posts(prolly some trolls too) but they dont ever plan on doing it. There are some like me that stumbled across this webpage by accident and immediately wanted to do exactly what you all are doing. Took awhile but im finally there :)

I must say I enjoy the "dark" side so much better. And I agree, many will try it but we have to see how many stick it out.

Most people won't make it past macro creation...hehe.

Aye alot of the QQers think it's sunshine and farts and ez wins...they don't realize the kind of work and thought that actually goes into making this work(Though thankfully less than it used to be thanks to Rob and Keyclone, or Octopus and the like + these forums' wealth of information for those willing/able to read)

Like we always repeat to "OMG ADVATANGES" yellers...there's just as many cons as there are pros. You may gain great focus fire but it comes, surprise, at the cost of individual control; the only way to make up for that partially is through clever and complicated in-game Macro use and even then it simply can't compete with a solo boxer healer's mobility and thought capacity.

If multiboxing picks up, great. One the positive side, we may see some more development directed at us, and less harassment. On the other hand, I'd rather we not become so large that someone on the dev team decides to get on their high horse and start making content with the explicit intention of making encounters non-boxable.