Individual players who encounter a multiboxer for the first time in Player vs Player combat sometimes complain about the practice being allowed, their emotional response to being killed by something (or some one) they were not prepared to deal with. See Is ISBoxer allowed? for further reading on the politics of multiboxing. Top MMORPG publishers including Blizzard Entertainment, Trion Worlds, Daybreak Game Company, CCP, Turbine, NCSoft and others all allow multiboxing with ISBoxer. ISBoxer does not provide any automation, autofire, botting, hacks or other cheating functionality. This means that a multiboxer is expected not to harass other players as a function of harassment being against the rules, rather than because he is multiboxing, and likewise is expected to not automate or "bot" the gameplay or otherwise cheat. The rules of the games generally apply to the player himself, and to each character in play as individuals. Playing multiple characters is not mentioned in the EULA or Terms of Service for most MMORPGs.
Hardware devices can also be used effectively in multiboxing, including Input Devices with extra buttons that can be programmed through ISBoxer, or hardware multiplexors that can broadcast your keystrokes to other PCs (also a function available in software). ISBoxer makes it possible to also add Widgets inside of your main window (or even on another monitor) to show a live and fully interactive view of an important part of another game window, or even automatically clone mouse clicks on certain hotbuttons or other GUI elements in the game to the other windows, and a host of other features that are unavailable in other multiboxing software.
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Key cloning, mouse cloning and key mapping are a few common multiboxing software features.
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Multiboxing software offers a range of features designed to improve your ability to configure your game and hardware, see your game windows and important details within them, as well as interact with your games.
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 multiboxing. Multiboxing at the most basic level is simply having multiple characters, and pressing buttons or clicking in each game window to move or activate abilities as if you were actually two individual players. Image by ISBoxer user Alge, from a post on the forums.
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