Classic TBC Planning spreadsheet

[nodoze]

Publishing 1st draft of the 'Classic TBC Planning' spreadsheet which documents, among many things, the planned phases and recommended leveling path for 5boxers to level via Dungeons to get to 70 and be Karazhan Attuned with 12/15 Heroic Dungeons unlocked.

I drafted this for myself for TBC Classic launch and thought I would share this in case it helps other Multi-Boxers:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing

[nodoze]

I was getting messages of too many people accessing the document as a spreadsheet and Google Sheets recommending I publish it so I did and it made this link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...wmSdYK/pubhtml

I am not an expert on publishing vs not publishing so hopefully this doesn't hurt anything.

[OGGKad]

I was getting messages of too many people accessing the document as a spreadsheet and Google Sheets recommending I publish it so I did and it made this link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...wmSdYK/pubhtml

I am not an expert on publishing vs not publishing so hopefully this doesn't hurt anything.

I saw this sheet a long time ago when I first got into multiboxing and just revisited it for planning of my third team (IRL got in the way for the shamans at TBC launch so I'm levelling four of them now boosted with a 70 pala tank) and from the bottom of my heart I want to say THANK YOU for this effort - it is truly gold! <3

/OGGKad

[Yutilk]

very useful thanks for sharing!

[nodoze]

No problem. Glad to help. If you need/want something added/updated feel free to post a comment on the sheet or here.

[Yutilk]

No problem. Glad to help. If you need/want something added/updated feel free to post a comment on the sheet or here.

how to add a comment on the sheet?

[nodoze]

how to add a comment on the sheet?

The link in the Original Post at the top of this thread opens up the spreadsheet in a way that allows you to put comments. On the first tab named 'Intro' there is an example of what a comment looks like. Comments added stay until they are resolved. I think all you need to do is right click on the relevant cell to add a comment (or you can use the Control-Alt-M shortcut).

Note that the link in the 2nd post was added back when the volumes were so high that the 1st spreadsheet link was already maxed out (could only have 100 concurrent users) so I added the 2nd link... I think this 2nd link may not allow comments (not 100% sure) so I would only use the 2nd link if the 1st one is maxed out (over 100 users at once)...