Botting multiple accounts at the same time?

[Phoenix_x1337]

Hey guys,

I've recently been botting one account, but if i babysit my character while using a questing profile i feel like its not as efficient. I need to watch the screen how my character plays, and i feel like i can level much faster.

Ofcourse if you run like 3 or more accounts it would be worth the time babysitting your accounts.

I have two questions:
1) I have Honorbuddy Lifetime. Do i need to purchase more copies of Honorbuddy to bot more then 1 account at the same time?
2) Does Blizzard cares about 3-4 accounts being played 'individually' with the same IP address?

Kind regards and thanks in advanced,

Phoenix_x1337

 

[lellywang]

1) Not sure
2) Nope

 

[ChunkyMonkey]

I've botted a decent amount with all three accounts with no problems. One suggestion - it's usually pretty obvious when you see one toon being followed by two others as to what's going on. Keep them in different zones.

 

[pkalbfle]

Lifetime gives you three accounts active at once.

Ip address doesn't matter too much as hundreds of people will share a wifi hotspot. Its your mac address which is unique (ish) for your computer. so if one account gets banned, all accounts running on that computer will be aswell, but not the ip address.

Bossland has talked about this when he runs like 60 accounts at one time on various computers.

 

[no1knowsy]

Lifetime gives you three accounts active at once.

Ip address doesn't matter too much as hundreds of people will share a wifi hotspot. Its your mac address which is unique (ish) for your computer. so if one account gets banned, all accounts running on that computer will be aswell, but not the ip address.

Bossland has talked about this when he runs like 60 accounts at one time on various computers.

MAC addresses are 100% unique to every computer (NIC/WNIC) to be exact.
Blizz doesn't care about IP because of exactly what you said.
Lifetime will allow you to have 3 windows of WoW open and being played at the same time. 1 session = 1 WoW, 3 sessions = 3 WoW's simultaneous.

 

[IceOner]

MAC addresses are 100% unique to every computer (NIC/WNIC) to be exact.
Blizz doesn't care about IP because of exactly what you said.
Lifetime will allow you to have 3 windows of WoW open and being played at the same time. 1 session = 1 WoW, 3 sessions = 3 WoW's simultaneous.

MAC adresses can be spoofed just as easily as an IP adress

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[no1knowsy]

MAC adresses can be spoofed just as easily as an IP adress

You're Average HB User will have barely the skills to change his Graphics Settings to DX9, let alone spoofing any Computer Identifying Attributes.
-Just sayin, some users will, and do, spoof these things. Most don't, and don't care to.

 

[IceOner]

You're Average HB User will have barely the skills to change his Graphics Settings to DX9, let alone spoofing any Computer Identifying Attributes.
-Just sayin, some users will, and do, spoof these things. Most don't, and don't care to.

Point taken!!

 

[Tony]

it depends on how many sessions you have

according to your join date you must be a key based user

all the keys except the 1 day key are Lifetime keys.with 1 session you can run 1 bot,with 3 sessions you can run 3 and so on