Whats best possible farm way for dual account

what i mean is http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Loot_scaling .
question tho - i assume your on a pc running windows and vmware - is vmware just for dueling gw because there is a program that will allow 2 copies of gw to be ran without needing vmware.If someone can post the link to the forum posts id be gratefull - one program is gwmultilaunch ( easy to use ) and you dont get any "emulation" problems like your mouse behaviour

presumabley it is faster or allows you do do a lot of farms that solo can't do.

One big advantage to dual farming in UW is that you can take Rez skills for those lag/rubber band moments. If you set thins up right, you can also kill things faster, assuming you can multi-task reasonably well. After doing this myself many times in UW, I can say that I seem to generally get MORE ecto drops with two chars than with just one. I have no real data to back that up at the moment, however.

So, i upgraded my second account with all expansion for farm reasons and i can afford to select 2 chars and spend time to finish some campaigns with them.

Any advice about whats best to focus(duo class composition and places)? I prefer money gain over items for sale becouse i hate yelling in trade channels.

I think you need to check the forum rules.

I think the best way is to do some quest with the first account and let the 2. account leech to double the reward gained.
Glints challenge is a good example:
Just do it with H&H and let the 2. account stand near the baby dragon (maybe use some bonds etc.) - even with a 7/8 party its doable in 20mins and the clothes sell for 10k, so 20k + drops in 20mins if done with 2 accounts.
Also Skele farming on halloween and snowball domination on wintersday is very effektive with 2 accounts.

Basically anythink thats not depending on drops but rather on a reward u get for finisching it (endchests or quest rewards) and ccan be done with one leecher is good, because doing something with 7/8 instead of a full team just makes it slightly slower but doubles the profit.

You could also just use the heros of the 2. account to for example run someone to the obsi armor in fow or something.

When I started out with dual accounts I did FoW. I'm comfortable giving this away since I'm completly done with that farm. I made a build that can finish the whole thing with all the quests and let's you open the chest on both characters (be it in normal mode, I never bothered with HM). You'll need a dervish with:

All windwalkers armor.
Scythe with 20% enchants mod.
I think I ran 16 scythe 13 mysticism

victorious sweep
mystic sweep
mystic vigor
vow of silence
finish him
you move like a dwarf
i am unstoppable
(optional, I usually used adrenaline based skills here from a second prof so I could spam them)


Then I had my box run a bonder as you were saying that was easiest with my setup at the time, the bonders bar and gear aren't very strict but the basics are:

life barrier
life bond
balthazar's spirit
strength and honor
rebirth
judge's insight
blessed signet
optional

For gear I actually used multiple superiors for better bonds, since the monk is never in combat anyways. You want high protection prayers and medium to high smiting prayers, rest in divine favor. (16 15 6?)


I could actually run a lot of places with this or similar builds (UW isn't possible any more with skeletals of dhuum) so you can look around, but for FoW I have a few tips:

Keep up vow of silence, only quickly cast mystic vigor in between once in a while to keep that up too.

Shadow monks are best killed doing the following:
get them down to 80% hp just before they heal up
use victorious sweep and you move like a dwarf simultaniously
then quickly use mystic sweep and finish him simultaniously

Abbysals require the use of "i am unstoppable".

Make your monk cast judge's insight right before battle when fighting the undead skeletals.

When fighting the rend enchantments mobs in the burning forest don't bother with mystic vigor and only recast vow of silence or they will strip and kill you. Just heal up between battles.

When doing the first forgemaster quest, have your monk stand witht he forgemaster, and either wait for the mobs to come up to you if you're not confident about your damage. Or if you are, run down one side and clear it as fast as possible so you can take outt he other side before they start going up to the npc.

I suggest when fighting bone dragons to take out their adds first and dragon last due to their daze ability.

When doing the Griphons quest don't trigger them clear the path first, then come back and guide the griphons through empty space.


Hope it works out for you man. Boxing = win.