What are your multiboxing goals?

[sturat]

1. Have Fun
2. Have Fun
3. Have Fun. . .

What is that supposed to mean? We're all having fun.

I disagree

I really don't think everyone who's farming the Storm Peak and Icecrown dailies is having fun. I'm wasting time on 4 DK's now, which i could also put in my shamans to gear them up for S2, but i've had it with the shamans and BG for now. Allthough it would be great to have a wellgeared quadteam, for me, it's not fun anymore to gear them up atm.

So my goals are:
Having fun.

I meant to say, we all have fun as a goal, even if some people fail at it.

I'd rather hear about what you're actually doing. When 10 people list the things they're trying to do and one guy says all he's doing is having fun, it sounds like the implication is that people with a list of goals aren't having fun, which isn't true. I've never had more fun playing this game!

My apologies if what I posted wasn't what you wanted to hear.

To be honest I don't really play the game with goals in mind, I just kind of float through doing whatever interests me, sometimes that will be instances, sometimes questing, sometimes pvp. I used to put forward goals and grind toward them but it kind of stopped the game from being fun, it became work so I stopped that.

if you're looking for something more concrete from me at the moment I guess I would just say that I'm going to spend time rotating between the following teams while I level them so as to take advantage of my rested xp bonus and maximize effeciency.

Warrior
Shaman/Shaman
Pally/Mage
Hunter
Druid
Deathknight

That's about it, I might start a second death knight on my other account so I can dual box them but I haven't decided yet.

STU

[Raigirin]

Hi guys

I'm new to multiboxing.
Just upgraded my 2 accounts to 5 accounts 3 days ago and I'm having a blast.

1. Learn all the tricks of the trade so to speak (Autohotkey / macros).
2. Getting team 1 (5 shamans) to 80.
3. Getting team 2 (Paladin, Priest, 3*hunter) within the same level range.
4. Buying a secondary machine when I hit Outlands.
5. Getting 3 extra monitors.

[hardcoded]

1) configuration that I'm really happy with (getting an extra comp to handle wotlk content), maybe some gadgets to reduce time for some functionality
2) level teams on servers that I know people on, especially to 60 before RAF runs out. At least shaman,druid,hunter teams ( 80%ish there), and alt teams for play on crushridge ( only 2 more teams to go)
3) have success in areanas ( failing miserably with 5 shamans, no healer atm, but it's my first season)
4)find a multiboxer and time-friendly guild to run with
5)Stop creating numbered lists, they create a false sense of importance
6)experience pve content, and have the gear to show for it
7)pwn

[Ruodhaid]

My goal is just to have fun, would like to say never use the lfg chanenl again, but i kinda used it at 70 when boxing kara and was alot of fun


Farm avhivements for my main via all the gold it gives
Make a biker gang
box in some lk raids

[Nostromos]

1) Level my Shaman/Holy Priest/ Rogue to level 80.
2) Level my 5X Dk's to 80.
3) Raid with my friends.

[Clone]

My current aim is to clear as many of the old world instances and raids as possible with my 5 man team. Once they are done Ill hopefully move onto TBC content then Wotlk. Im in no rush and I know im behind the curve but that is the beauty of multiboxing. I dont have to worry about leveling fast for the sake of anyone else.

[Techtroll]

1. Level alts
2.Have fun
3. Make money
4. Have fun
5. TBD
6. Have FUN!

[Owltoid]

1.) Have the three boomkins reach 80. I'm at 75 right now and getting burned out on leveling. I'm hoping to be 80 by next Friday, but I'm not enjoying playing the game because questing sucks while my friends are raiding and PvPing together.

2.) Reach 1800 in the 3v3 bracket with my moonkin team. I think this is a pretty lofty goal and I'd probably be happy with just having a positive win/loss differential. In the old days I was able to get 1980 when single boxing on my warrior, but I realize this is a whole new game with multiboxing.

3.) Be capable enough with my moonkins to not be a liability in raids. Although I have enough RL friends to almost fill out a 10-man, if other aren't as accepting then then it could be tough when I screw up a fight because of the increased difficulty.

[puppychow]

Get every Blizzard holiday event complete on my team so I can have 5 310% proto drake mounts. Hollows Eve and Winterfest down, 6 more to go...

Never gonna be good enough in PVP to really care anymore what rating I get. PVE is fun for me, but farming heroics every day is b-o-r-i-n-g after a while. I have a lot (~8) 60s of various classes, but I have no desire whatsoever to level another 5 team from 70-80 again, its just way too much effort -- any further 70-80s I do will be solo leveled, its way more fun (for me). Probably cancel subs and renew in between holidays, and I'd like to level one deathknight to 80 just to try the new class.

[Tonuss]

I don't have any goals set in stone, I tend to wing it a good bit. My current plans:

Level my hunter and shaman to 80 in solo play.

PL the rest of the team (61 priest, 61 mage, 61 paladin, 62 warlock) to 70 through Outland instances. Most likely with the hunter, since using the shaman would leave the priest out in the cold. On the other hand, the shaman would make an ideal healer later on. Argh, decisions!!!

Once everyone is 70/80, start working the Northrend content, specifically instances. Since I'm no longer guilded or focused on anything except playing on my own schedule, I have no idea how long this will take. The hunter is 78 already because Blizzard has made leveling almost an afterthought. So even with a relaxed play schedule I should have the hunter and shaman to 80 and ready to blow through the BC stuff.