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Chances of being banned using Combatbot/lazyraider?

Chance to get banned?

  • High/Same as BGbuddy or GB2

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  • Low chance

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  • Never/Impossible

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Rabbit1

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Sorry to beat a dead horse but

I want to use CLU+combat bot in heroics farming, its me playing and not auto moving by the bot.
Can blizzard know I'm running combat bot or even have HB running at all?

Cheers guys.
 
ye sure because u arent fighting yourself....

there is a illigal program that does it for you.
 
klikjas said:
ye sure because u arent fighting yourself....

there is a illigal program that does it for you.
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You missed my point, this is a botting forum of course im using the bot.
What i'm asking is if Blizzard can detect it more easily than when its doing BGs or completely controlling itself.
I'm guessing most bans come from reports or GMs seeing you.
 
as Close to zero as possible.

If you screw up, people assume you are a retard, nothing more.
 
alxaw said:
Actually it's a VERY low chance that you will be banned for using 'lazyraider' or 'raidbot' because it's only doing the rotation for you. This is very helpful for people with certain issues with their health.

The only reason you could get banned is if honorbuddy got detected by 'warden' which is low low low I would say around 0.0005% chance. So yeah unless you are more unlucky than "unlucky brian" there's a very very slim chance of getting banned for using a rotation botbase.
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the health thingy you use as point give you reason to use 3rd party programs and already have been even blue posted cause one father asked blizzard if it was ok for her daughter with some speed/spasmic issues, he even said he can send all the papers and stuff about her, but they said its still against their rules
 
you wont be banned man lazyraider makes it so you can move the bot does the rotation like a normal person i never got banned for that only gold farming.
 
using 3rd party software WILL get you banned no matter what.

just a matter of time. don't question it, its a fact.
 
Rabbit1 said:
Sorry to beat a dead horse but

I want to use CLU+combat bot in heroics farming, its me playing and not auto moving by the bot.
Can blizzard know I'm running combat bot or even have HB running at all?

Cheers guys.
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No, you have nothing to worry about.
 
As nothing is impossible, i selected "Low Chance".

Not sure if HonorBuddy uses any stealth modes to hide itself.

But then again i don't know what protection WoW is using if any at all.

I remember when games use to use Punkbuster, Gameguard etc. that would scan memory for bytes, hooked addresses (kernel/usermode) and even process lists because HonorBuddy clearly is displayed in the process list.

What stops blizzard from banning on just that alone? Is it now illegal to check what processes are running on a clients machine then relay that to the server to ban them.
 
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Scanning outside of a program's internal memory is illegal. Monitoring process lists is dubious, so just rename the HB executable to something innocuous.
 
syntaxtc said:
As nothing is impossible, i selected "Low Chance".

Not sure if HonorBuddy uses any stealth modes to hide itself.

But then again i don't know what protection WoW is using if any at all.

I remember when games use to use Punkbuster, Gameguard etc. that would scan memory for bytes, hooked addresses (kernel/usermode) and even process lists because HonorBuddy clearly is displayed in the process list.

What stops blizzard from banning on just that alone? Is it now illegal to check what processes are running on a clients machine then relay that to the server to ban them.
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yes but blizzard cant see you Process list if they do that that would be illigal and you can change the honorbuddy name if you want.
 
but u cant change process description, so even office.exe or whatever has honobuddy mark and Bossland in details
 
buzzerbeater said:
as Close to zero as possible.

If you screw up, people assume you are a retard, nothing more.
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best ansver ever! i really liked this reply and i am really sure buzzerbeater are on to somting if u mess up they think ur stupit and posobly vote kick you out if in HC or LFR if in an guild run u mby get kicked out there aswell but then just exit wow and blame u messed up because of internet problems or somting :cool:
 
Very low chance, as long as your are communicating with your groups and still moving your toons in human-like fashions... The chance is minimal.
 
There is a 0% chance you'll get banned from player reports but if the bot does get detected by Warden then you'll get banned no matter what you're doing.
 
ShortRound said:
Scanning outside of a program's internal memory is illegal. Monitoring process lists is dubious, so just rename the HB executable to something innocuous.
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Ok for the last time!

This is about as poitless as tits on a bull. Chaning the name of the executable does nothing, the exe name is simple for US the computer user to help understand beter, The computer sees the file identical regardless of the filesname.

Now thats dealt with.

You have two questions here..

Using lazyraider/combat bot to heal and dps for you whilst YOU do the moving of your toon

And

Doungenbuddy where the bot does everything.


Using lazyraider you have next to zero chance of getting banned... The only way you would is if HB the actual program got detected (THIS HAS NEVER HAPPEN YET, WITH OUT TRIP DETECTOIN SHUTTING IT DOWN)
This might happen one day.. but very very unlikey.

Using dougenbuddy and queing with random people, then i think the chances of beeing reported and then investigated are very high. wich may lead to a ban. I would suggest only doing it with 5 of your on bots.
 
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