I play on the same server as Sam, and it's kinda cool to seem him play. It may not be the fastest, it may not be the best. But if I had the money and time, I can't say I wouldn't try it. True he's new to the game and there is a learning curve, he's got to get over that on his own. We don't need to put him down, there are plenty of single boxers that bash us all day long without us doing it to each other.

That being said, Sam, you need to learn to take a little advice. I've leveled 5 druids to 35 then a single druid 60 to 70, and 5 warlocks to 35+ since you've started (questing.) I want to see you succeed, We all do, because if you make a bad name for yourself, you give us all a bad name. Like it or not you've become a spokesman for multiboxers. If you cause problems for blizzard we're all likely to see some Eula changes. I must thank you personally though, you've taken a lot of attention off my teams, as I just tell them to /who samdeathwk and they run off to see you, and leave me alone.

I was reading one of your posts and you were RAFing in a chain 1-->2-->3-->4..ect right? Have you thought about using the granted levels to your advantage? Like if you leveled all your accounts to 10 and stopped. Then took the last account in the chain and leveled it to 20, you could grant 10 levels to the next account, making it level 20. Then take that account and give 10 levels to the 3rd account, making it level 20. And so on... 20 is just an example. I know you need to learn the game and all, but in my opinion there are few differences between classes until you have a handful of talent points and spells to play with. Maybe just give yourself a bit of a bump to 20 or 30, or whenever you get stuck on a leveling hump. There is plenty of grinding/leveling to come to learn the game. And pvp will teach more than any amount of mobs will. Anyway, hit me up in game if you need any help, or more dynamite on my druid Lunartricks.

-xenostar