I'm not really the tutorial kind of person. There is a lot available for ISBoxer already anyway and I don't see how I could do it any better.

There are multiple tutorials on setting up AzerothCore on KZfaq. The AzerothCore wiki also does a good job explaining how to set it up. I couldn't explain it well enough, being a much more "advanced" user I'd basically only help those who know how to do it already. You'd get plenty of help on the Azerothcore Discord server too. That's basically all I do right now to help AzerothCore; support. Single player is amazing. Plenty of modules exist to aid with this, no matter if you prefer to play completely alone (using autobalance for example) or with bots (using npcbots or playerbots), or if you want to multibox like I do. I don't like dealing with people so this kind of thing is perfect for me.

I recently made a guide that might be helpful for you, roleplayer.

Do it!

@@vRevision make me Some accounts then😂

The one I use isn't free though. If it was it wouldn't be as good as it is.

​@@vRevision may I ask what you use ?

Nope, I'm not going to ban myself

It's quicker to hold shift and spam left mouse button, a LOT quicker, and it takes forever to automatically grab the next set of mails so relogging is the way to go. The addon is useless.

@@vRevision The real question is multibox or four bots. That is the question.

@@Painbow9553 That's like comparing FPS to RPG

At that point, why even bother playing? At least this way I have to keep my characters busy so I can't play them at the same, making it more of a bother, and spend time selling stuff too.. Getting a ton of gold takes a long ass time, and what you're suggesting just makes the effort it takes to get what you want completely pointless.

It's hard to explain, that's why there aren't many tutorials on it. The software I use does help a lot by getting a basic setup up and running in minutes, but to get to the point where I am (the setup I have, I mean) takes a long time. You evolve over time and add more and more stuff to it, which is what all multiboxers have to do. I still use a lot of the setup from 10 years ago and even older than that but have changed a lot just in the last few months because I found better ways of doing things.

You do realize it's not hard to counter a multiboxer, right? Look at Malseph vs Prepared. Malseph took down Prepared with ease, and Prepared was multiboxing close to 100 characters while Malseph played 15-20. A coordinated group of no more than 5 can take down a 25 boxer. The fact that a multiboxer can't move the characters separately is a handicap. I understand getting rid of bots because they contribute nothing to the game, but multiboxers also wasn't common. It's like everything else, you only notice them if they are assholes and grief people. I don't get the logic of "doing this on servers where normal players are is more then disgusting". If I'm doing dungeons and raids, which is what I did even on retail, how the hell are you even going to notice me? It's not like non-multiboxers wasn't griefing people but no lets defend those, eh?

If someone I know well enough wanted to play here I would let them, no matter if they multibox or not, but opening it to the public in general opens the door to a few issues. It becomes more of a responsibility for me. I'd have to make sure it runs smooth and handle crashes - not that I see any of those but if there were. I mean, everything is fully automated, and it handles weekly maintenance and updates etc all on its own but crashes still needs to be dealt with manually. On top of that people like to ruin it for other people. DDOS is one thing that concerns me even if it's just people I personally accept or deny access. Actually, the server is technically already public. It's not locked behind closed ports, but it's not possible to create accounts except by me accessing the terminal, and I obviously don't advertise it either. The only website I run for it is the wowhead-like system I use to look things up.

Read his description..

15 acc and with a program

I changed the core to not stop more than 5 from entering. The core checks the max number of players and stops more than that from entering and I simply disabled that check. It's not there anymore though because I merged my Wotlk realms and opted to not include that change. I am not at home so I don't have the code in front of me and can't show you how I did it. If you want to I can when I am at home, so let me know. I don't know for other cores though. TrinityCore should be very similar but no guarantees.

I'm only level 15 with this team to give me alternatives. If I want to switch one of the paladins with the warrior (I changed the death knight to warrior after hitting 80), or any shamans with the mage, warlock or hunter - maybe even get all three instead of three shamans - I can do that. The idea is to do 10-man raids and 25-man if I throw in some bots too. The only time I really play more than 10 is if I'm just wasting time like with the warlocks or playing some battlegrounds against the bots. For that I sometimes do 3 druids and 22 shamans though. Just because I can.

Why you waste your time commenting?

There are actually 56 bots playing warlocks on the server, both horde and alliance included.

Nah, that title is held by a toxic man playing more than 80 character before vanishing into thin air.

Yes, the police will come. If you want to be ignorant, at least know the difference between legal and illegal. You made my day though, your stupidity makes me feel good.

😂😂

multiboxing is allowed onto blizzard, why do you think it's not? They are paying their sub with each new account ^^ so they're still making money. Idiot.

@@fictionalberto I'm not paying for anything seeing as this isn't Blizzards servers.

I have 25 accounts with various characters on them. I do technically play them all, and they're not controlled by anyone but me. I do have bots on my realms but these aren't bots.

@@vRevision can you tell me what wotlk priv server you are using? Just running locally yeah?

And are you paying 25 accounts???

@@fictionalberto Those 25 accounts are on their own private server, not on wow. But yes, people do pay sub for 25 accounts, its a lot more cheaper that way whenever they want to level multiple accounts on classic. They either sell those accounts or keep them. The selling is the only thing thats bannable

@@scotte1153 Yes and no. I run a few realms locally for me to work on my projects and to test the code, but the "live" realms that I actively play on are run on hardware outside my home. I use AzerothCore for all of it. And no, I don't host anything on any of the PCs I play on. That would be silly.

Do I even want to know why it made you laugh? Aside from the silly bugs, that is.

Why would I do it if I found it annoying? It's fun, a great challenge, and makes you have to think about how the game is played in a completely different way.

What is fun about it?

You got you're own team, no need to deal with bullcrap any more

@@drdevill663 That makes sense, but doesnt it take away from your sense of progression?

Assist macro and the games own interact-with-target (IWT) keybind

Implement what?

Check the description

Lmao, there is no description. The only thing being described via this upload is how dumb the aforementioned uploader must be.

Sure, tiny minds probably think so

@@vRevision and big minds need 15 warlocks to feel good...play the game the way it was supposed to be played...but i do admire your c++ stuff

@@slavkokrizman7127 Blizzard has said multiple times in the past that multiboxing is an interesting way of enjoying the game. Sure, nowadays they don't allow it but back then they were enjoying watching it. There wasn't a "way it was meant to be played". In fact, if there was there wouldn't be talents, there wouldn't be an ability to choose what stats you focus on. That's the point. You play it the way you want to play it.

@@vRevision the problem with multiboxing is not multiboxing...or how you want to play the game...its those that abuse multiboxing to ruin the game economy....like mining or herb picking..

​oh nooo, not the herb and the mine😢😭😭😭

Who is going to ban me? Are you expecting me to ban myself?

@vRevision ooooo big cheater sack on this guy! Such a badass. Lmfao. Enjoy the ban 😆

@@aaronflint2407 Who's going to ban me? Do tell. You can't be so confident in the matter without actually providing any information. That's just being an idiot.

@@vRevision So the cheating bot user is so sweaty after one comment that he's begging for proof of the incoming ban. Good times. Just sit back and wait for it like anyone else would ya damn moron.

and why u even wanna ban him? do u get something for it? I dont understand^^@@aaronflint2407

It's not hard to set up intially but as time goes on you evolve so it's kind of an everlasting battle. Most private servers won't accept it though, and more of them join in on that.

I don't really hear it. A large amount of focus goes towards keeping an eye on as much as possible and I still miss a lot.

@@vRevision ahhh gotcha

lol imagine paying 15x the subscription for a trash game

@@user-hf2zi8bk6r Lol, imagine someone who can't read descriptions

I always think that I'd be more worried about 15 chaos bolts coming at me

@@user-hf2zi8bk6r if its a trash game why people still playing it :3

Makes no sense to me. The effort it takes to level makes max level so much more enjoyable. You've worked hard to get there and you feel more "connected" to the characters.

Oh, I might as well mention that I created a module that allows to kind of do this. When a character hits 80 they receive what I decided to call a Token of Appreciation. It can be used to be instantly leveled up, for my WotLK realms that's level 70 and for my TBC realms it's 60. I used this for my warlocks since my normal team hit 80 and got the tokens. That's why they started at 70 and not 1.

@@vRevision yea alright, totally makes sense :)