Anyone bot arenas?

[ryftobuddy]

Anyone have experience botting arena teams? I have 3 active wow accounts and I'm looking to start a 3's and 2's arena teams to get some points, but I don't know how workable this is going to be. I'm not looking to get above 2500 rating or anything amazing, just looking to get some points and hopefully some wins. I'm looking right now at a ret/resto shammy 2's team and a warrior/spriest/ret team.

Anyone have some success stories they can share? Also, if you do have experience, what classes/cc's were you botting the arena's with?

I'm a total noob to the arena scene and I'm not even really sure how the point systems work. This is just to upgrade some vicious sets to ruthless. Is there a cap to conquest you can earn in a week? If so, how many games will cap you for the week. I'm basically starting this with assumption that I'm going to lose 50-75% of my matches.

Lets hear some stories!

 

[t77651]

You will lose 100% of your games. Arena takes a real players skill.

 

[Jvidia]

I play a hunter and bot my paladin for heals and it works!

 

[Algamish]

You will lose 100% of your games. Arena takes a real players skill.

Some of the custom classes available have significantly better skills than a lot of real players...

That being said, yeah if you bot both characters you will lose 99.99% of the time. You could bot a healer and play the dps yourself and win quite a few games though.

 

[Gilderoy]

i bot arena, play the dps by hand (a frost DK) bot the pala healer behind him
win loose is more of less 50-50 depending on if i'm tryng something new on the pala CC (test requires defeates ) or i'm just playng

 

[ryftobuddy]

Thanks for the responses, everyone. I don't plan on botting all the characters. I plan to play one dps with a custom cc, while a healer follows me around. On 3's, same setup but one of the other dps is going to have to be using some type of assist bot.

If 3's ends up being a total disaster, I'll probably just stick to 2's. Probably run ret/resto shammy in 2's to get started and see how it goes!