***** I know that rotten tomatoes from commentators below will fly in my direction. ***** I sent support requests from 5 accounts, which are still to be considered.** Im trying it out on BFA and works somewhat for me. View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries View Articles Member Join Date Nov 2008 Posts 12. Please give me an intelligible answer, Blizzard, is multi-boxing prohibited, or are you following a plan to block bots, and you are not interested in clarifying the situations of specific players. Author of ISBoxer Video: ISBoxer Quick Start. Not a single employee of the company previously checked me for the lack of automation in my actions, not a single warning was presented in my direction for one reason or another - just a lock, with very vague arguments. But I thought that these were just empty baseless threats that I did not pay attention to.īased on the above, I can safely say that the Blizzard uses double standards in relation to multi-boxer players, or some kind of bias.Īs a result of which I had to always move away from the public, so as not to get a couple of dozen reports due to “botting”. They can be understood, not everyone likes multiboxers. The most interesting thing is that yesterday, right after I created 5 undead characters, two aggressively-minded characters approached me, insulted me and began to threaten me by sending screenshots to the support service. Nevertheless, I sent some photos with me, my passport and screen with blocked characters to support. I deliberately did not indicate my real personal data / phone number in each of the accounts (if I am not mistaken, it is impossible to do so). Moreover, new characters were blocked in the amount of 4/5, not even 5/5. What do you think? Of course, they were blocked (not banned) a day later, right now (I only managed to finish level 11). This, of course, was a big blow for me, but anyway, I planned to change the fraction and server - so I created and paid for 5 new characters yesterday. Two days ago, my 5 accounts were banned based on the use of “cheats or hacks”.
I am a multi-boxer player in WoW Classic, I play in a way that seemed to me in an permitted way, resorting only to using the ISBoxer program (its simplest functions for managing characters). Multiboxing in World of Warcraft is allowed. The trick is to be able to do this efficiently enough, and respond quickly enough, to take on the game's content that you would like to experience while. yes it took things that work in other MMOs and added to it. It has everything other games have and more. Clearly less convenient than a native program for the Mac, but currently the only way and I do not currently have plans to port to the Mac. I will two box it to start and if theres enough community of boxers playing, and ISBoxer keeps up to date with it, i might try 5 boxing it later on.
Many people are doing that right this very moment.Multiboxer General's Warning: Use of ISBoxer is highly addictive and contagious.
We do know that it is allowed to multi-box Warcraft, with ISBoxer, even on multiple PCs. You also can check my record by checking pulsating sac on twitch. You should join the ISboxer Discord and review the #jmp_faq channel and participate in the #jmb_general channel and make sure you ideas are shared there.Greetings to the community and Blizzard staff. I was using isboxer which is approved by Blizzard.
#Isboxer review software#
I think that or something similar is in process with the new "skinny" fork of ISboxer to a new set/install of software named "Joe Multiboxer" (codename: jmb) that does not have any key broadcasting but strong game window management and I believe multiple switching options. This would not be broadcasting, but just focus swapping.
#Isboxer review windows#
would be a program which starts multiple instances of WoW, and would set the focus on the windows in order, means it would swap the focus from window 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 in a matter of a few miliseconds, and you would spam the damage key, which would be sent to the window which actually has the focus.
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