Question about new program

[Ughmahedhurtz]

My mother would be a happy user of your software as you've defined it. Octopus was borderline for her to set up, and that was only because I was able to help with questions about macros and setting up a few hotkeys. She'd never be able to get ISBoxer up and running without me coming down and doing it all for her.

So yes, you'd have a market for an easy "plug-and-play" boxing software.

[Akoko]

My mother would be a happy user of your software as you've defined it. Octopus was borderline for her to set up, and that was only because I was able to help with questions about macros and setting up a few hotkeys. She'd never be able to get ISBoxer up and running without me coming down and doing it all for her.

So yes, you'd have a market for an easy "plug-and-play" boxing software.

I would agree, the market for a plug-and-play multiboxing software is still wide open.

The only problem is, the population in that "market" is extremely transient. The vast majority of multiboxers, once they become familiar with the basics, seek increasingly finer and finer control over what their characters can do. A plug-and-play solution would be nice, but I can't see anyone sticking with it for more than a few days or a week once they've grasped the basics of movement, targeting, etc. Even the concept of multiboxing itself defies simplicity, so it is no surprise that the software leading the multiboxing market right now can accommodate even the most complex of setups.

If you'd want to go with the "magic simplicity" route, you'd have to be pretty damn good to do something more magical than the ISBoxer quick setup wizard that already sets up FTL for you...

[Daeri]

There is already an example of such a software (minus mouse broadcasting which is planned for next major version) but sadly limited to French language friendly folks. It's called MoW. Very popular within the French-speaking wow multiboxing community, mainly because others solutions lack non English translations & tutorials or even support. A video tutorial shows how to get it up and running in a few minutes. An user provided a tool which adds easy FTL functionality to the software.

My point is, of course there's always room for new solutions, all you need is to find a niche where your software can fits in. It will eventually grow from there.

[ElectronDF]

Damn, that looks cool. Je ne parle pas Francais. Oh well, maybe someone will come up with a way to add English to it.

[Jurimaxelf]

Many of Wow indeed looks cool, in case anyone wants to use it, but has some troubles with the french part, just holler (french is my second language).

Cheers