The logic of Warcraft and why I should multibox

[zenga]

I'm creating this topic as a reference point to any future questions why I prefer multiboxing.

Every time I queue up solo the WoW rng gods have me with my balls. I have this low lvl warlock I want to level up to play in arena (solo). Instead of making a new multibox team, I figured it'd be a nice change to do all the quests till at least 60 since I never took the time to go through the new revamped questing. So time for a dungeon ...

I join midway, and on the first pack the tank dies, we aoe them down w/o any issues. We resurrect tank and proceed to the next pack. He dies again after 3 seconds, we aoe them down w/o any issues. He starts to blame the healer, after which I'd tell the healer I'd use my voidwalker pet just in case (not much a lock specialist myself, but he seems to be pretty tough).

Then I inspect the tank: he is in resto spec with low lvl spirit gear, many slots not filled. And well the rest of the conversation you can read below.

It's the kind of logic that I didn't see coming, and in all honesty I was completely stunned and had no answer ready, besides thinking: there is no better reason to multibox than this guy. Whenever someone asks me the million dollar question again, I'll just point him/her to this topic.

[MiRai]

Pro

[Ughmahedhurtz]

Every time I queue up solo the WoW rng gods have me with my balls.

No no, it's "have me BY the balls." Just doing my part in helping us avoid any unpleasant conversational tangents.


In my humble opinion (lol) part of the problem is game mechanics that require a holy trinity (tank/heals/dps) for non-heroic content.

On the other hand, some people will be complete retards no matter what game they're playing.

[pinotnoir]

Im specing my pally holy and tanking LFR in my healing gear.