Greatest Multiboxing Moment... ready, go!

[Binzyrd]

Let's hear what your greatest multiboxing moment was! Feel free to include a screenshot too. It could be something like a big kill you've made, awesome loot you got, completing a quest, or even something simple like figuring out how to keep all of your characters together in a game that doesn't have autofollow . Really it doesn't have to be anything super amazing, just share something you've done with your multiboxing team so others can see what you've been up to!

Ready, go!

[thefunk]

Completing first heroic boss in cata . Doing same boss OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER. Then realising there is more to life than having 3 eyes and OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER. Then getting a shiny and feeling depressed about it. I'm an explorer by nature and gear grind are really bad, sad and ruining games.

[EaTCarbS]

Multibox raiding in wotlk. The game has been pretty meh since then tbh.

[ebony]

Multibox raiding in wotlk. The game has been pretty meh since then tbh.

anything in wotlk i did a lot of raids it was so fun trying to do 10 man raids with only 2 players ya might of only been a few boss but still a great feeling.


Had some epic av games that ill never see again.

Hey every thing has to come to a end somtimes

[Alge]

My "moment" was protracted.

I played Vanguard (solo) at launch in a great guild for about a year. But, at the time, I was traveling a lot for work which meant I was behind the leveling curve and so missed out on quite a bit of stuff. It always seemed that everyone else was ready to move on before I got the quest lines and the dungeons finished.

So, after I got into multiboxing I gradually saw that it would be possible to make a full group of 6 mixed classes and go back and do all the things I had missed out on doing. So, I made a new team and set about seeing all the great content Vanguard has to offer. Some highlights for me included:
* Doing the full weapon quest line in Tomb of Lord Tsang
* Doing the full HL and URT quest lines
* Doing the full Ruins of Trengal Keep quest line
* Getting a complete set of Wardship Armour on all 6 characters
* Doing the full weapon quest line in Graystone (and getting the skeleton illusion item on all 6 characters)
* doing the full CIS questline
* Doing the Rahz Inkur Helmet quest line (with a group of 6 when we used to take 2 groups in there as a guild)
* Spending days wandering around Dargun's Tomb
* Just picking a random dungeon in my level range that I've never been to, turning off XP, and going and exploring it completely.

See the link in my sig for some screenshots.

[JohnGabriel]

Mine came in the Burning Crusade, before I even knew what multiboxing was. 5 identical female Draenai hunters came walking by in follow, one-shotting everything. OMG that was so intriguing that I just had to learn how to do it.

Sorry its such a simple reason, but its the only thing I will remember, nothing else about boxing has come close yet.

[Khatovar]

I guess my most impressive feat was 5* Exalted, though getting my guild to 25 was also pretty awesome. It was pretty cool when I finally got Ashes to drop and I was surprisingly happy when I finished up my team's transmog set, too {raarrr}.

But none of that was really multiboxing. After the horrible suckage that was Cata, my biggest thrill was the day I completed all of the MoP heroics. There's stuff in Cata I still probably can't do and it felt great being able to do everything in MoP with a fair amount of challenge as a melee team.

The things that give me the biggest rush though is figuring things out. I can't tell you how many times I get out of bed to jot down notes on things I want to figure out how to do. Seriously, I've had waaaay more "dancing around the living room like a giddy fool" moments from figuring out how to do something with my HotKeyNet code or UI than I've ever had in game.

[davva]

Early in MoP I leveled a couple of warriors to 90 just for a laugh and kitted them out in the crafted pvp gear to run the odd battleground. For an EXTRA laugh I thought I'd do an arena just for the hell of it and thinking I'd get destroyed but, to my amazement, I absolutely stomped the opposition

Been multi-boxing 2's for my weekly cap ever since (to be fair it was when warriors were gods in early MoP, but still works well today in 5.2)

[zenga]

My greatest satisfaction was when I realised that multiboxing helped me becoming a fairly decent progress raider fairly fast. I started WoW in wotlk, and decided to multibox from day 1, with the sole intent to catch up with more seasoned players (after a year of multiboxing cq playing wow I had a much broader class/role knowledge than most of my guildmates, and most definitely a better understanding for boss mechanics. My biggest deception was when I realised that multiboxing was actually holding me back in advancing solo from a certain point, most definitely in pvp.

[Baltyre]

Back in wotlk, i had a 5 man team. In Wintergrap, i dismount directly on the enemy base and with ing bombs i was able to destroy the door and win by myself.


And this one was sick but fun :

It was back when BG give no XP, a 5 man twink 19