I'm in the stress test right now testing out multiboxing. I'm basically just running my mage and my priest as a leveling tag team. It's going pretty well but there's a lot to keep track of when you're not just running 1 class. Also I'm skipping most collection quests as those take forever to complete, especially right now when the areas are flooded by people..
Do you have different battle.net accounts? Or will it allow you to drop down and choose different beta accounts on the same battle.net account?? Blizzard will not give me a clear answer yet…
Do you have different battle.net accounts? Or will it allow you to drop down and choose different beta accounts on the same battle.net account?? Blizzard will not give me a clear answer yet…
I just use 1 battle.net account and select a different WoW account in the dropdown.
Do you have different battle.net accounts? Or will it allow you to drop down and choose different beta accounts on the same battle.net account?? Blizzard will not give me a clear answer yet…
I just use 1 battle.net account and select a different WoW account in the dropdown.
Nice, means I should stay subbed on more than 1 account
you'd still need to be paying for 5 different accounts, which is just whack. like. im not sure on how much sub costs now but it used to be about $18 a month in NZ, with the exchange rate and all, so thats basically 20 bucks. x5 so $100 a month just to multibox on wow? thats way too much. unjustifiable to me. i guess maybe someone rich might be able to afford that, good job and no bills to pay and what not.
multiboxers are gross though, something about them just triggers me, seeing them all stacked in a line like that. makes me want to kill them immediately in pvp. same kind of feeling with seeing multiple mobs all too close together in one place. just itching to aoe the crap out of them
you'd still need to be paying for 5 different accounts, which is just whack.
Well of course, if you play 5 accounts you pay for 5 accounts
Imagine a server/world first to 60, streaming with multi boxing. :/
This matters how? Does someone actually care about world first 60s which were done way back and countless times on p-servers? =D People are so silly about this game
Well of course, if you play 5 accounts you pay for 5 accounts
yeah my thinking when i wrote that was along the lines of multiboxing on private servers, since thats what ive been playing for the last 5 years. where its much more common to see them because having accounts there is free. on retail however i think i only saw maybe one multiboxing train during my whole wow career. because i dont think 5 subs a month is really justifiable for the average wow player
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
Imagine a server/world first to 60, streaming with multi boxing. :/
This matters how? Does someone actually care about world first 60s which were done way back and countless times on p-servers? =D People are so silly about this game
I can’t help but feel that the people caring about world firsts, especially the mundane ones like I keep seeing streamers brag about during the beta, are just people who have always wanted to be a part of those world first hardcore guilds in retail but never had the chops so are bragging about world first on Van Cleef.
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MH3AuA2JT0
And you could easily do this with the same battle.net account but different wow accounts on it?
I used ISBoxer on multiboxing hunters and shamans in retail, would like to try that again some time in Classic
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MH3AuA2JT0
And you could easily do this with the same battle.net account but different wow accounts on it?
I used ISBoxer on multiboxing hunters and shamans in retail, would like to try that again some time in Classic
Yes, it's very simple with ISBoxer, you just set it to launch the battle.net launcher where you then choose your WoW account and press play. After the game window has opened, ISBoxer will launch a new instance of battle.net where you select your second WoW account and press play. In battle.net you just need to have it set up to close battle.net when you play a game.
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MH3AuA2JT0
And you could easily do this with the same battle.net account but different wow accounts on it?
I used ISBoxer on multiboxing hunters and shamans in retail, would like to try that again some time in Classic
Yes, it's very simple with ISBoxer, you just set it to launch the battle.net launcher where you then choose your WoW account and press play. After the game window has opened, ISBoxer will launch a new instance of battle.net where you select your second WoW account and press play. In battle.net you just need to have it set up to close battle.net when you play a game.
Yes that was not the question, I have used ISBoxer before and know it. But this is the way it normally goes on retail, but I wanted to know whether in Classic I would have 2 classic wow accounts considering I have 2 active retail wow accounts.. But I dont think we will know until Classic is released, because the stress test does not imply whether or not it should work this way.
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MH3AuA2JT0
And you could easily do this with the same battle.net account but different wow accounts on it?
I used ISBoxer on multiboxing hunters and shamans in retail, would like to try that again some time in Classic
Yes, it's very simple with ISBoxer, you just set it to launch the battle.net launcher where you then choose your WoW account and press play. After the game window has opened, ISBoxer will launch a new instance of battle.net where you select your second WoW account and press play. In battle.net you just need to have it set up to close battle.net when you play a game.
Yes that was not the question, I have used ISBoxer before and know it. But this is the way it normally goes on retail, but I wanted to know whether in Classic I would have 2 classic wow accounts considering I have 2 active retail wow accounts.. But I dont think we will know until Classic is released, because the stress test does not imply whether or not it should work this way.
Yeah, as earlier I can only refer to how it worked in the stress test. I hope they keep it that way for launch.
Short clip of me dual-boxing in the stress test
This is without any addons, just using ISBoxer and a few macros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MH3AuA2JT0
And you could easily do this with the same battle.net account but different wow accounts on it?
I used ISBoxer on multiboxing hunters and shamans in retail, would like to try that again some time in Classic
Yes, it's very simple with ISBoxer, you just set it to launch the battle.net launcher where you then choose your WoW account and press play. After the game window has opened, ISBoxer will launch a new instance of battle.net where you select your second WoW account and press play. In battle.net you just need to have it set up to close battle.net when you play a game.
Yes that was not the question, I have used ISBoxer before and know it. But this is the way it normally goes on retail, but I wanted to know whether in Classic I would have 2 classic wow accounts considering I have 2 active retail wow accounts.. But I dont think we will know until Classic is released, because the stress test does not imply whether or not it should work this way.
Yeah, as earlier I can only refer to how it worked in the stress test. I hope they keep it that way for launch.
I sure hope so too, would hate to have to use 2 different battle.net accounts… Hopefully it will be 1 classic account pr active bfa wow account
I don't agree with the belief that multiboxing wasn't feasible in 2005... the software existed and the graphics/processing power too.
omg that speaker system. Logitech Z-5500. I JUST stopped using those a few weeks ago.