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"Cheap" Laptop for botting 3-5 Accounts
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Goodkareem
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Buy some desktops imo. Unless you are plannin on bottin on the go. Go with something AMD and throw the PCs on a KVM switch. This way you only need one monitor.
Buy some desktops imo. Unless you are plannin on bottin on the go. Go with something AMD and throw the PCs on a KVM switch. This way you only need one monitor.
What's a KVM switch?
Goodkareem
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KVm switch is a device that allows you to use one key board, mouse, and monitor on multiple computers. A downside is that you have to switch between the computers. For botting though it is perfect since you shouldnt need 24/7 access to them. Also I reccomend getting Teamviewer. It allows you to connect to your computers remotely. Therefore if you are at work and you want to see if a bot is stuck you can do a fair amount with the buddyauth + TV.
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Do you honestly make enough real life money to afford to buy a new system JUST for 3-5 bots?
I'd have thought that any system within the last 6-7 years could easily handle 7-8 bots, provided that you're running them on the lowest settings :/
I'd have thought that any system within the last 6-7 years could easily handle 7-8 bots, provided that you're running them on the lowest settings :/
Do you honestly make enough real life money to afford to buy a new system JUST for 3-5 bots?
I'd have thought that any system within the last 6-7 years could easily handle 7-8 bots, provided that you're running them on the lowest settings :/
I have a system that could easily run 12+ bots. But I guess its safer to run max. 5 bots per system to avoid chain bans. I had similiar experiences with Demonbuddy for D3.
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Ahh I see.. but I meant, is your botting that profitable currently that setting aside a few hundred euros/pounds/dollars (whichever currency your country uses) to bot with? More power to you if so lol.
Also, what do Blizz look for/detect with Demonbuddy? (Sorry for thread derailment) as I have a D3 acc and I never play it so would not be bothered to lose it really if I can make any kind of money back on what I paid for the game
Also, what do Blizz look for/detect with Demonbuddy? (Sorry for thread derailment) as I have a D3 acc and I never play it so would not be bothered to lose it really if I can make any kind of money back on what I paid for the game
Ahh I see.. but I meant, is your botting that profitable currently that setting aside a few hundred euros/pounds/dollars (whichever currency your country uses) to bot with? More power to you if so lol.
Also, what do Blizz look for/detect with Demonbuddy? (Sorry for thread derailment) as I have a D3 acc and I never play it so would not be bothered to lose it really if I can make any kind of money back on what I paid for the game
In my opinion, its still profitable when botting 24/7. Been doing this for quite a few month now on some accs. But im aware, that the banhammer could hit me anytime! So I want to level up new botting accounts on different systems to avoid getting them all banned at the same time.
I dont know what they look for on Demonbuddy. Had 15 accs running 24/7 for almost 5 month, till they banned them all. That was back in 2012. But with the gold prices beeing so low, I dont think its profitable anymore.
Even selling wow gold to chinese for 0,25? can still make you some decent cash.