Hello New Guy here & a question or two

[Cmoidudu]

You said 1-2 questions and that's 8. This is going to cost you a lot

1- I would increase RAM to 24GB (I have that), also a SSD drive really makes a difference. About the rest... I have an Intel Core i7 (2.67Ghz) and a GTX 680 video card, both inferior to what you have, and I run 4x Diablo III in 1920x1080 (with low effects however).

2- It launches by itself 4 times (well Isboxer launches the 4 game windows).

3- As for season 5 there is a "supreme" combo that dominates the game, but I wouldn't begin with that one if you never multiboxed Diablo III. I would begin with 4x the same class with same skills so that you get used to multiboxing. Also, try to avoid skills that can make your characters move at different speeds, like, for Monks : Fists of Thunder, Epiphany, Seven-Sided Strike, Dashing Strike...

4- LoN is a long road, and doing 4x LoN will not take you 4x the time, but it will take you much longer than 1x LoN...

5- There are 2 behaviors among Diablo III multiboxers : the 4x same class dudes, and the DPS + zDPS support dudes. I belong to the 2nd category. Pick your side ! As for supports, it depends if you want to increase your global DPS (WDs are very good at that), if you want to get more survivabilty, or both...

6- Check the lastest posts in this forum... Once again, I wouldn't play the "meta-teams" if you are new to multiboxing. I would recommend that you start with a nice 4x Crusader / invoker setup, it's easy to build and it works fine without ancients.

7- Well it depends on what setup you are playing

8- I would start 4x seasonal Crusaders, and then you can get free sets of armor at 70. I did that and reached season 5 Paragon 600+ in less than 3 weeks (and I have a job, a girlfriend, etc.) Of course the big Twitch dudes reached Paragon 1k in less than 3 days but I consider myself a human being