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I keep all video settings at minimum, except for View Distance. View Distance is up a little bit on my main and possibly one other character, but minimum on the rest. I rarely need to play as the other characters, and when I do, I usually don't need to see that far on that window. If I do for some reason, and I can't switch back, then I simply turn it up as needed. There is no need for pretty graphics when multi-boxing -- performance is paramount.
  
 
= Hardware =
 
= Hardware =

Revision as of 14:50, 7 July 2009

This page will describe Lax's configuration for multi-boxing World of Warcraft in detail, with screenshots and video where appropriate. It is under construction.

World of Warcraft

Addons

(not all multi-boxing related, explanations coming soon) Auctioneer, Cartographer, Combuctor, Deadly Boss Mods, OpenRDX (Brethren Raid Frames), Overachiever, PallyPower, Quest Helper, WinterTime

Video settings

Wow video settings - resolution.jpg Wow video settings - effects.jpg

I keep all video settings at minimum, except for View Distance. View Distance is up a little bit on my main and possibly one other character, but minimum on the rest. I rarely need to play as the other characters, and when I do, I usually don't need to see that far on that window. If I do for some reason, and I can't switch back, then I simply turn it up as needed. There is no need for pretty graphics when multi-boxing -- performance is paramount.

Hardware

System Specs

(insert specs here)

Input Devices

Logitech G15 Keyboard

Logitech G15 Keyboard

(yeah my keyboard is dirty, so sue me)

Single Class (Shamans) Multi-class (Death Knights + others)
Team Shoque - g15 buttons.jpg Team Dethro - g15 buttons.jpg

The basic premise of my G15 layout is to use the bottom keys for the most commonly used actions, middle for general combat utility, and top for rare usage (usually non-combat). I try to stick to similar actions for each key between character sets, so my AoE key for example will do Death and Decay with my DKs, Hurricane with my druids, and so on -- targeted AoEs. Many of the buttons have alternate functionality if I press CTRL and/or ALT, for example with my Shamans, the DPS key does not have my healer attacking unless I hold CTRL, and if I hold ALT it will cast Chain Lightning (with CTRL+ALT including my healer in the Chain Lightning). Likewise, other keys will do Round Robin unless I hold CTRL.

Gameplay

Movement

(describe usage of auto-follow, and being able to use mouse and/or keyboard to move as a matter of convenience -- hand positioning)

Combat

(reiterate hand positioning, with focus on combat)

Healing

(describe click to cast configuration, and repeater region)