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an angry player whispered me

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misterchang

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Guys im worried.

A guy whispered me in game he knows im botting and he will report me.

I blocked him.

What should i do now ? How long should i not bot on the account ?

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just download badboy and put the badboy lvl on 150 u wont recieve any whisper anymore in chat settings uncheck players from another servers that whisper you so you wont see that also
 
misterchang said:
yes that is not really the problem. The problem is he will report me.
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What sort of botting are you doing? And for the report it's done, to be honest if your open world afk farming you probably been reported already by others and do not even know it since the ingame feature is so easy to do now.
 
He whispered me while lvling using kick. I didnt expect u guys to say not to worry about it. In my mind it goes like this: player report u, u get checked and u get banned.

Usually i keep an eye out on my second screen what is going on. I was eating this timee. I get whispered or invited to a group by alot of people all the time. But usually its to do a quest in the same area. Ive not been confronted like this before.
 
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misterchang said:
He whispered me while lvling using kick. I didnt expect u guys to say not to worry about it. In my mind it goes like this: player report u, u get checked and u get banned.

Usually i keep an eye out on my second screen what is going on. I was eating this timee. I get whispered or invited to a group by alot of people all the time. But usually its to do a quest in the same area. Ive not been confronted like this before.
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I've been botting for 4 years. I get angry whispers all the time, but I've only ever been banned during a mass detection event. Reports seem pretty useless in my experience, unless you rack up a shitload of them.
 
Honestly I've always felt you should keep doing what you're doing and just be on alert for a GM to send you a tell. Just tell the GM you accidentally took a mob from him and he was furious and reported you. Then the whole problem goes away =P

That being said I have been told dozens of times someone is reported me and never once got a tell from a GM. Anytime a player sends me a tell and tells me he is reporting me I just tell him fine, I am reporting you too.
 
Don't worry it was a levelling report. Unless your bot was stuck for hours then I'd worry if not bot away and don't worry.
Just hope he did not add your bot to friend list and will continue to harass you in the future to come.
 
It takes 10-15 unique reports (on average) for Blizzard to even consider looking into it.
Unique meaning they can't log to their alts and report you again - 1 report counts for the entire account, duplicate reports from that account don't even get parsed through the system.

You're fine. :P
 
Azhemoth said:
It takes 10-15 unique reports (on average) for Blizzard to even consider looking into it.
Unique meaning they can't log to their alts and report you again - 1 report counts for the entire account, duplicate reports from that account don't even get parsed through the system.

You're fine. :P
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Source?
 
if reported my self for botting...

I got a 72 hours suspension for wasting supports resources lol
 
qztr said:
Source?
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Owneth said:
67% of all statistics are made up on the spot. Wait? Is that number right? :)

Exactly like you quoted. CITE YOUR SOURCES Mr.10-15 reports blablahblabblahhhhhh.
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About a year ago I teamed up with EchoTiger.

We've extensively tested this with over 150 accounts while having the bot run scripts that are considered potentially dangerous.
The bot ran for 5days straight with this experimental profile that EchoTiger created for the Questing botbase.
At the end of the fifth day, we stopped the remaining bots.

The profile would call Lua functions that are protected and require a tool like Honorbuddy to access, having the bot spin around in circles using CTM at an extremely high rate, storing bot-like Lua variables,
etc.

The accounts were grouped together in categories as to which how many accounts they would be reported by.
1-5. 5-9. 10-12. 12-15, 15.
That gave 30bots for each group.

The bots that would be reported 15 times were split in half.
15 of the bots were reported by 15 various accounts.
The other 15bots were reported by only two accounts but with 15 alts total on the two accounts.


Bots that were reported 1-5 times were absolutely never banned within the 5days.
Reported 5-9 times, maybe 13% of the 150 accounts were banned.
Bots that were reported 10-12 times were banned about 46% of the time.
Reported 12-15 times, about 80% of the time.
15+ nearly 100%.

However, the 15+ that were reported 15times by just two accounts, - wasn't banned.
So we could only figure that reports from the same BattleNet weren't registered and Blizzard only seen these accounts as being reported twice.


So, very funny right Mr. blablahblabblahhhhhh?
 
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I really wouldn't worry Blizzard don't seem to take much notice of reports. In any case he was probably a botter himself as they stand out like a sore thumb to anyone that uses bots. there have been a tonne of times that one of my toons starts on exactly the same path and chain as another player.
 
Azhemoth said:
About a year ago I teamed up with EchoTiger.

We've extensively tested this with over 150 accounts while having the bot run scripts that are considered potentially dangerous.
The bot ran for 5days straight with this experimental profile that EchoTiger created for the Questing botbase.
At the end of the fifth day, we stopped the remaining bots.

The profile would call Lua functions that are protected and require a tool like Honorbuddy to access, having the bot spin around in circles using CTM at an extremely high rate, storing bot-like Lua variables,
etc.

The accounts were grouped together in categories as to which how many accounts they would be reported by.
1-5. 5-9. 10-12. 12-15, 15.
That gave 30bots for each group.

The bots that would be reported 15 times were split in half.
15 of the bots were reported by 15 various accounts.
The other 15bots were reported by only two accounts but with 15 alts total on the two accounts.


Bots that were reported 1-5 times were absolutely never banned within the 5days.
Reported 5-9 times, maybe 13% of the 150 accounts were banned.
Bots that were reported 10-12 times were banned about 46% of the time.
Reported 12-15 times, about 80% of the time.
15+ nearly 100%.

However, the 15+ that were reported 15times by just two accounts, - wasn't banned.
So we could only figure that reports from the same BattleNet weren't registered and Blizzard only seen these accounts as being reported twice.


So, very funny right Mr. blablahblabblahhhhhh?
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Wow nice info you got there, very interesting read thanks :)
 
Tony said:
imo you dont have to worry about it
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really ? when the majority of the bans come from player report, you are saying don't worry if you get reported ? :) explain

p.s asking you to explain cause you are a mod, you might have a different point from the other guys that posted here.
 
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