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  1. #1

    Default 4x DK - Keeping within melee range

    Hey,

    So i'm rolling 4 shaman's @ am at lvl 63 and am doing great... so I tried to rolling 4 DK & I freaking suck at it LOL.

    How the hell do you keep you crew in Melee attack in range? I'm running Keyclone & your basic assist follow macro's, double mouse click for movement, keyboard 1-9 for attack's spells.

    I would really appreciate your help I can't seem to figure out how to do this right.

    Thanks,
    Musix
    4x - 80 Shamans

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    With my very little experience with boxing DK's..

    I had the second DK do the grab and then I just turned around with the front one and started destroying the target. But I didn't get far with it so I'm not sure how much that actually works out.

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    Interr,

    Ya that makes sense.

    I've got my guys on follow @ they always seem to be out of range to swing at the target even when I grab'em.
    4x - 80 Shamans

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    Run past the mob a little bit and turn around. I play a holy paladin and 4 DK most of the time, that's pretty much it. If I need to reposition during combat i just hit my follow key again and move a little.

    Something else you can do is enable Click to Move, and use the Interact with Target keybind, which will make you move to the mob and attack it
    Lax
    Author of ISBoxer
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    Quote Originally Posted by 'Lax',index.php?page=Thread&postID=209267#post2092 67
    Something else you can do is enable Click to Move, and use the Interact with Target keybind, which will make you move to the mob and attack it
    THIS

    Doing anything else is just silly and a waste of time/effort.

    Go into keybindings. Find the 'interact with target' keybind. Bind it to a key. (for instance mine is backspace) GO into options, and enable 'click to move' on all of your slaves. Make a /assist macro - bind it to a key (for instance mine is the '-' key which is right next to backspace.

    1: target a mob on your main
    2: hit your assist
    3: hit your interact with target keybind
    4: profit

    And no, you cannnot put this all in one macro - interact with target can only be a keybind, not a macro option. Has to be two button presses. But whatever it's amazing, and every multi boxer should be using this all the time, especially in conjunction with jamba for opening up quest givers, selling, repairing, etc etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 'jimbobobb',index.php?page=Thread&postID=209294#po st209294
    Quote Originally Posted by 'Lax',index.php?page=Thread&postID=209267#post2092 67
    Something else you can do is enable Click to Move, and use the Interact with Target keybind, which will make you move to the mob and attack it
    THIS

    Doing anything else is just silly and a waste of time/effort.

    Go into keybindings. Find the 'interact with target' keybind. Bind it to a key. (for instance mine is backspace) GO into options, and enable 'click to move' on all of your slaves. Make a /assist macro - bind it to a key (for instance mine is the '-' key which is right next to backspace.

    1: target a mob on your main
    2: hit your assist
    3: hit your interact with target keybind
    4: profit

    And no, you cannnot put this all in one macro - interact with target can only be a keybind, not a macro option. Has to be two button presses. But whatever it's amazing, and every multi boxer should be using this all the time, especially in conjunction with jamba for opening up quest givers, selling, repairing, etc etc.

    I do this with my Pally team, but I have my "Interact with target" button set to Tab on slaves, not main, E key on slaves have the "/assist focus" macro bound to it. I allow E to be passed to all accounts and Q on roundrobin, but that I use for Hammer of Justice for controlled stunning. I have the ` (console key next to 1) scripted to "Turnoraction" for 'click on ground' AoE spells like Blizzard for mages or Volley for hunters. I also use Jamba, which I suggest every multiboxer do. I have two macros to both turn on and turn off follow strobing. They are:
    /jamba-follow strobeoff all
    /jamba-follow strobeonme all

    If you turn it off and want your team to stay put or stop following you, make sure you manually move them backwards. I have the 'stroboff' macro set to my Down Arrow key and that same key keybound on all slaves to move backwards. My main does not move when I hit that key. The strobing allows Jamba to continually fast the /follow command every second, but this can be adjusted. I don't suggest changing from the default 1 second tho. This will ensure your team stays within a 5-6 yard radius of you at all times as long as you're not manually moving them around by other means. So if you accidentally target someone with them and hit the 'Interact with Target' key, they don't go running to it if you don't want them to if you have the 'Click to move' option turned on. I also have 'Auto attack on Assist' turned on, but only for my melee groups. Make sure you don't turn this on if you run ranged/casters. All of my attack spells on slaves also have their own macros that have '/assist focus' on the first line, then the '/cast spell' on the second line. This insures that my team is always targeting what I want them to target. If I don't want them to target it, I just left click my own spells with my mouse and let them Auto attack their own targets. In most cases, by the time I switch targets, the original is about 10%-20% from dieing anyway. That's where DoTs and Consecration or other AoE spells take them down. I'll create a post soon enough about my setup with screenshots and macro list, but I really don't do anything too complex.

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    Jimbob & Lans,

    This is exactly what I needed to know thank's so much for spending the time to explain it to me. I followed what your advice and now i'm killing it

    Lans - I use Jamba aswell and it's sick! But I didn't know about the strobe command i've added that macro to all my guys.

    I keep ya updated the next step for me is to learn how to mix in different classes

    Thanks Again,
    Musix
    4x - 80 Shamans

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    Lans83, would you mind posting your script for the ground target aoe spells? searched this site and a general google search, but could not find anything on it, thanks in advance

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    This is what works for me with 5x shaman



    Use follow/assist macro (make sure "attack on assist" is checked in preferences)

    keybind "interact with target"

    Select target on main, run assist macro on alts, press keybind as necessary (if mob moves during melee)



    You can also use the follow/assist macro with the keybind to simplify corpse autolooting on alts

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    yea, but that will not cast any groundtarget spells tho

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