Well, my 4 bovine boys just surpassed level 40 a couple of days ago and rolling along nicely. I’ve definitely become an instance whore and being very selective on quests. This may or may not be a smart thing but I’m having a blast and I guess that’s all that matters.

Rides for the boys is on the back burner… Hell, Aspect of the Pack and Ghost Wolf isn’t sooooo bad.

Since my last post, I’ve taken on RFK, RFD, all of SM and ULD with great success ( /chestbump ).

As my adventures grow, wisdom gained, and experience achieved here are a few more things I have learned…

  • The further I go dual-boxing the more my wife shakes her head (too bad Pavlov isn’t around for a case study on this).
  • If the <pause> key for keyclone isn't used before hitting the trade channel you spam it with all your characters i.e.
    <Canasoua> lf BS to craft a truesilver rod, have mats and tip
    <Canasoub> lf B to crft truesilver ro, hve mt n tip
    <Canasouc> lf B to crft truesilver ro, hve mt n tip
    <Canasoud> lf B to crft truesilver ro, hve mt n tip
  • Nothing “lights up” the trade channel more than not hitting <pause> key…
  • The majority of people that play WOW are dumb. My clones have been whispered questions such as, “how do play multiple characters with one account?”, “wanna run ULD? I can dps”, and my favorite that was sent to all 4 characterswhile I was at a bank… “r u a bot?”
  • The entrance to UC is a major pain in the butt to navigate with a train of traurens. I’m just glad the graveyard is so close to the damn elevators.
  • The best way to end a conversation in game regarding dual-boxing is "the best part is NO lfg." The response tally to date is:
    23% - "lol"
    14% -"rofl"
    44% -"no doubt"
    18%-"yeah"
    1% -"i still think it is bulls%^t!"
  • If you use your wife’s account to dual-box, for the love of God and all that is holy, make sure you keybinds ARE character specific! (Pavlov should look into this also, shaking head and all…)

Anyways, thanks to the dual-boxing community here for all the stories and tips. GL to all on your adventures!