2 bots on same computer
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webhond
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tbh, wouldnt know but the obvious would be
dont link em, make seperate bnet accounts.
get some p r o x y ( wth word blacklisted
) server and run one of em on that one, another on normal net.
if you use 2, the best thing to do imo, do not link em, any way.
not by ip nor by bnet.
dont link em, make seperate bnet accounts.
get some p r o x y ( wth word blacklisted
) server and run one of em on that one, another on normal net. if you use 2, the best thing to do imo, do not link em, any way.
not by ip nor by bnet.
wilbo007
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There's no point using a (p r o x y) on it's own, you'll also need to change your MAC address because Blizzard look at that too. I don't think you can get 2 separate IP's from 1 computer, if it's possible it's probably really difficult, so I suggest you just use a (p r o x y) and change your MAC address before you bot so that when Blizzard do find out you can explain to them that you were hacked.
I've been running two bots on the same computer for...~14 level 85's. Two different B.net accounts. I don't bot for hours on end and I rarely bot both accounts at the same time except manually controlling raid bot in BG's and dungeons while gathering on another. I max out botting at 4-5 hours per day on any one given toon. I think keeping as low a profile and not selling gold is keeping me off the radar.
Well, that and an outstanding bot with Devs providing outstanding profiles, classes, and support.
Well, that and an outstanding bot with Devs providing outstanding profiles, classes, and support.
Redberet9912
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i run 2-5 bots off the same computer, Two of them are the same real id, the rest are on separate since i bought them.
You're fine, because blizzard wont range ban your ip, What they would do if they cought one of your accounts is they look to see if any other accounts are on that same ip, and look for signs of botting/breaking toa.
IN OTHER WORDS: if one of your accounts gets banned, dont leave another on running for 12 hours a day, lay low for about a week.
Connected / not connected doesn't matter, they wont ban your wow2 for botting on wow1.
Personally, i prefer all of them not connected, but i do keep both connected and un connected accounts running about 18 hours a day on the same computer.
You're fine, because blizzard wont range ban your ip, What they would do if they cought one of your accounts is they look to see if any other accounts are on that same ip, and look for signs of botting/breaking toa.
IN OTHER WORDS: if one of your accounts gets banned, dont leave another on running for 12 hours a day, lay low for about a week.
Connected / not connected doesn't matter, they wont ban your wow2 for botting on wow1.
Personally, i prefer all of them not connected, but i do keep both connected and un connected accounts running about 18 hours a day on the same computer.