Is FTL w/ Keyclone even needed when...

[Myth]

You are only 2 boxing?

I am 2 boxing a Pally and Druid right now (budgetary constraints but love RAF and the idea of Boxing different class toons)

Right now I am just using key clone and am just starting to use interact with target + click to move. But should I or do I even need to mess with FTL setup? It looks pure awesome for anything more than 3+ but I guess I am still so new to the idea that I dont see how it could help out that much for a simple 2 box setup? Thoughts? inputs? opinions? Ideas?

HALP PLS!

-Myth

[alcattle]

You are only 2 boxing?

I am 2 boxing a Pally and Druid right now (budgetary constraints but love RAF and the idea of Boxing different class toons)

Right now I am just using key clone and am just starting to use interact with target + click to move. But should I or do I even need to mess with FTL setup? It looks pure awesome for anything more than 3+ but I guess I am still so new to the idea that I dont see how it could help out that much for a simple 2 box setup? Thoughts? inputs? opinions? Ideas?

HALP PLS!

-Myth

I think it a lot of work for not that much added game play. All FTL does is provide an assist macro and will handle when you change leaders. Should be easier to have two action bars set up depending on leader.

[Myth]

ok thought so. Thank you for confirming and adding!

[Maxion]

FTL (focusless targetless leadersless setup) is only really any useful for serious pvp.
Any of the Focus, Target, or Leader setups work fine the rest of the time, especially focus and target based ones.
But indeed, especially for lower number of characters, FTL is even more pointless.

With focus (maybe target or leader too) setup, you can set your ability macros up with conditionals so that they work correctly regardless of who is the master (the character knows through the macro whether or not the are the leader).

Examples of this can be seen in the (now slightly old) thread about my setup, linked in my signature, since I do this for most of my macros.