Hey, can someone tell me what is easiest and best multiboxer software to multibox more than 1 class like 2x hunters and 2x paladins and 1x druid something like that what is the best software for doing multiple classes?
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Hey, can someone tell me what is easiest and best multiboxer software to multibox more than 1 class like 2x hunters and 2x paladins and 1x druid something like that what is the best software for doing multiple classes?
ISBoxer. Next question?
Yes how do i set it up like any good tutorials and why i haven't seen so many use it on youtube?Quote:
Originally Posted by Owltoid
Have you looked at the ISBoxer site? their forums?Quote:
Originally Posted by jolo309
That's not a question anyone but yourself can answer, but I can guarantee that ISBoxer is the most used multiboxing software around.Quote:
Originally Posted by jolo309
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Originally Posted by MiRai
Not the forums but the isboxer site i've looked i've seen the tutorial with the quick wizard setup but are there other tutorials like how to run multiple classes or shall i just play around with the isboxer?
Multiboxing is a hobby for those who really like figuring out puzzles. You're going to need to put in lots of work to get good. Run the tutorial and you'll be up and running, but the learning curve is steep and long to being proficient.
Thanks for the answers and i'll buy isboxer when i wake up :P
Well, there's 2 guides on multiboxing with loads of links in them sticked at the top of this very subforum that are a good place to start. Chock-full of links to specific multiboxing tutorials and information on general setup. You can also look at the Group Composition subforum.Quote:
Originally Posted by jolo309
When I started I knew nothing. I searched for guides, read a lot, and still sometimes spend several hours just hitting a dummy with my team and making tweaks and improvements for my team on isboxer. I've been using it awhile now and I'm still learning more and more. You have to want to do it and actually put your mind to doing it.
Both MiRai (http://www.youtube.com/user/MiRaiPresents) and Ualaa (http://www.dual-boxing.com/threads/2...xer-%28Long%29) have extensive video/text guides to using IS Boxer. If you want the women in the room to swoon, turn up the speakers when playing MiRai's videos.
Nice thanks for thoseQuote:
Originally Posted by Tonuss
Also some more of MiRai's video guides here: http://www.youtube.com/user/Multiboxology.
This is definitely the newest channel moving forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Binzyrd