Looking at the new Dungeon Finder system.
When 3.3 launched last week, it introduced a highly-streamlined way of getting into a instance group. Before you could only put your name in for 3 different dungeons. On top of that it was hard to slap together a group that was viable from the scraps that join the LFG queue. Now, WoW does the heavy lifting for you. Itll slap together a viable group (assuming no one lied about their role) that is geared enough to run the content. Not only that, but the player pool is expanded to the battlegroup. Youll even get bonus loot from joining random dungeons. Its a good time to PVE.
Heroic Utgarde Keep – Multiboxed by Tim
Tim launched into Utgarde Keep head-first. Diving into the deep end sporting no UI. The sheer power of elemental shamans showed its full force keeping the tank alive and dishing out a world of hurt. With only a severe lack of skinning skill keeping him from taking full advantage of piles of dragon bodies, he made quick work of pull after pull. Eventually, the UI came back as the pulls started looking like two and three at a time. The first boss gave Tim little trouble as he wiped the floor with the Blood Prince. Unfortunately, the gear was as good as the fight was difficult, going only for a nice shard. The next pulls (arguably the easiest in the instance) went by as well as can be expected. Eventually it came to the point that the pull was dead before even getting to the tank. A show of how incredibly powerful shaman can be.
Lindline multiboxes Ramparts with 5x Shaman – Makes guide video
Lindline blows through Ramparts with his 5 multiboxed shamans and destroys the instance. Trash Strategy – 3-packs are mostly random during the first wing. Priority on killing is Destroyers, Darkcasters, Hungerers, Archers, Worgs. Destroyers are a heavy damage melee mob with a small knockback which can eat through a party member if not dispatched quickly. Darkcaster do moderate damage with their real threat coming from their AoE damage, which isn’t much of a threat for solo-boxers but can cause an issue with a tightly packed multiboxer. Archers and Hungerers dont do much damage and can be worried about last. Worgs aren’t much of a threat at all and will be eaten up by AoE (such as shaman chain lightning).
Lindline does Dire Maul – 5x Shaman Multiboxing
Lindline (aka Lingling) multiboxes his way through Dire Maul.  He is playing 5 Shaman, level 61, with no dedicated tanks, healers, or anybody dedicated to anything other than PWNING!  This video run of Dire Maul is completely unedited and was actually recorded in a live video broadcast on Lindline’s JTV website live video broadcast. His multiboxing hardware: E8400 3.00ghz, 4GB RAM, 500GB, ATi 4870 graphics card His multiboxing software