Bad with Macros

[thinus]

Are there any guides that cover someones working team setup. Every tut I have seen and every guide I have read this last week in prepping to setup a 1xPally and 4x Shamman team all is muddled. Either their ttut doesnt go over the actual macros used r they are vague about it. Since multiboxing isnt illegal and ISBoxer is a great program why isnt more macro setup knowledge shared....

I haven't done a writeup for my shaman but the "Mixed" link in my signature has most of my Paladin tanking macros. I use a "/click" macro approach and you probably need to understand the idea behind this approach before you will be able to make sense of it.

Also, there are numerous 96969 tanking macros on this site and others. Even though you are boxing you will still be tanking and you need to achieve something similar to a solo tank.

It will also help if you are more specific in what exactly is vague to you and in what you are trying to macro and which guide you are having trouble with. Just stating some general vagueness problem does not help us to help you. Help us help you and we will show you the money.

As a long time reader I can guarantee you that macros for all classes are discussed and analyzed and now and then someone posts a complete breakdown of most of their macros and how it all fits together. Its more a case of finding the right discussions.

[Ualaa]

I have a write up, for a lower level team.
Team Pestilience.

Which, includes my macros and my isboxer set up.
It's buried somewhat, but posted to both boxing sites.

[Maxion]

Got a link in my signature to my complete writeup about my setup including all my macros.
Not much has changed since I wrote it, and it all still works.
And it is for a team of 5 different classes.

[Dorffo]

I have a write up, for a lower level team.
Team Pestilience.

Which, includes my macros and my isboxer set up.
It's buried somewhat, but posted to both boxing sites.

I linked to it earlier in the thread Ualaa - its a great guide!

[EaTCarbS]

It will ultimately take a lot of experimentation to find what works best for you.

[Ualaa]

I linked to it earlier in the thread Ualaa - its a great guide!

Thanks.



Haven't really played the warlocks much.
I know they'll be a fun team, from the limited time I've given to them.

I've basically done the druids from 60-70, they're 69th to 72nd at the moment, depending on who had the +exp heirlooms.

But have been doing dailies a lot, and a bit of farming herbs.
The new plan is 30x alchemists, for the transmutes.
To be able to ditch dailies completely, but still have a decent income source.

So far, I'm at 9/30.
But the priest team is 60th, hunter team is 60th and DK's aren't made (so 55th)...
Only 15 toons of the 30, are high enough to reach 450 skill already.
It won't be that long of a process 60-70, with slow flyers and two +10% experience items per toon, and 30% reduced experience requirements for pre-Northrend levels.
But still need to do the levels on those three teams.
So far, 80% of the gems sell within 12 hours (listing for 12 hr durations).

I'll probably finish the druids, before going back to the warlocks.
At least the leveling stage.
But alchemy is the focus for the next couple of weeks.

[alcattle]

I might have read it wrong, but I am doing the same thing (x1) and level 450 comes at 65 and level 68 before you get the mastery quest (big Bucks)

[Ualaa]

That's correct as you read it.

Level 65, for 450.
Level 68, for the Transmute Spec (which essentially gets us +15% additional gems, long term).

I'm going to level.. hunters, priests and death knights... probably to 70th.
From 60th, 60th and 55th.
Using two-piece BoA +exp heirlooms.
And slow flying mounts.
Which will be 15 additional transmutes a day.

Also Blizzard has (Classic in Burning Crusade and Burning Crusade in Wrath) lowered the experience per level by 30% for previous content.
So Northrend 70-80, during Cataclysm...
With 30% less experience needed per level, and two +10% heirloom items...
Shouldn't be that painful of a process, after leveling the 3-4 teams I care about to 85th.

[alcattle]

Also Blizzard has (Classic in Burning Crusade and Burning Crusade in Wrath) lowered the experience per level by 30% for previous content.
So Northrend 70-80, during Cataclysm...
With 30% less experience needed per level, and two +10% heirloom items...
Shouldn't be that painful of a process, after leveling the 3-4 teams I care about to 85th.

I noticed this when I started a couple bank alts, starting areas have dumbed down a ton! No agressive toons until you leave in human, dwarf or orc. The imp cave used to be like Hogger, now it is like walked into the bank. Same with the defias in the human area. Grapes for all.
They even put all your new spells on to the action bars.