Do you guys still play one character ever?

[skeezy]

Sure, I play with oher ppl sometimes and in groups where I play one at a time, feels a bit odd sometimes but a different kind of fun

[EaTCarbS]

I play solo in new games to see how stable the engine is, check out the standard gameplay, etc. Basically, I single-box as a trial to see if it's even worth multiboxing. Otherwise, I can't imagine not being able to run my own group in MMOs.

I am the same way. If I can't multibox it, then it doesn't hold my interest.

[Jeremiah]

I have mostly given up on PvE and just play PvP nowadays.

I lead with a group on Bloodlust called QQ premades, a cross realm premade service.

When I'm leading a group of 15-40 people, I find it really stressful and difficult to maintain a +90% win rate and box successfully, because there is just too much information to handle.

So when I lead a BG, I only play solo toons.

If a friend of mine is leading, I multibox 3 toons.

Another QQ leader is a multiboxer so quite oft, he and I will head straight to towerpoint and he and I will hold it off against 20+ horde attackers.

3 Frost DKs, 2 Ele/Resto shams and a prot paladin is a mean thing to face in AV. We normally wait for TP to burn then go kill Galv by ourselves.Boxers are unstoppable in AV/IoC

[Ashley]

Wheres the fun in single player when you can wipe a whole raid as a multiboxer

[Oatboat]

i solo the auction house all the time

[Littleburst]

i solo the auction house all the time

Multboxing is more efficient

[Rampancy]

ISO tutorial on how to multibox the AH =p

[Scelesti]

I keep my MB toons and my solo toons separate.

I really hate changing my UI, keybinds and everything else in between the 2. When I'm multiboxing I'll use a completely different set of keybinds(and obviously macros) than when I solo play. I raid on a resto druid and multibox my toons. Outside of raids I probably multibox more than I play my solo characters, and when I'm leveling professions, etc I won't always log on all the characters at the same time(call me crazy).

[Akoko]

I keep my MB toons and my solo toons separate.

I really hate changing my UI, keybinds and everything else in between the 2. When I'm multiboxing I'll use a completely different set of keybinds(and obviously macros) than when I solo play. I raid on a resto druid and multibox my toons. Outside of raids I probably multibox more than I play my solo characters, and when I'm leveling professions, etc I won't always log on all the characters at the same time(call me crazy).

I was actually worried about this same issue when my Druid team hits max level, I was hoping to sub out one of them for my main Druid. How do you people deal with the issue of needing different addon/keybinding configurations? I'm not sure exactly how far the ISBoxer "Virtual Config Files" thing goes.

[Littleburst]

I was actually worried about this same issue when my Druid team hits max level, I was hoping to sub out one of them for my main Druid. How do you people deal with the issue of needing different addon/keybinding configurations? I'm not sure exactly how far the ISBoxer "Virtual Config Files" thing goes.

Having a system in your bindings helps. For me every char has the same basic spells on the same binds. Things like buffs and major cooldowns. I never did anything worth mentioning with several different classes though.