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Do not use/buy, easily detectable.

works fine for me...not banned for over 3 weeks no custom combat classes/routines
try to play abit manually at the early levels <35 as thats where i feel they are the most proactive...
 
If you bot stupid, you will be banned. It's well known that before level 25 or so they're super-aggressive against possible RMT. We can't code the ability to fix stupid.
 
If you bot stupid, you will be banned. It's well known that before level 25 or so they're super-aggressive against possible RMT. We can't code the ability to fix stupid.
2 of them where 69 and 50 different ip's different areas AND time to time manualy played during the botting hours ( trading manual runs dif areas chatting e.t.c it IS detecteble
 
Was your MAC address different on those different IPs?
 
They are insanely suspicious with new accounts. I think it does not even matter what level you are.

I have an account created in closed beta. Got a new character on the new league, started to botting on level 10 (normal ledge) and I continue to botting pretty much across all difficulties and now I am level 79. Botting for 8-12 hours per day.
Still not banned.
 
They are insanely suspicious with new accounts. I think it does not even matter what level you are.

I have an account created in closed beta. Got a new character on the new league, started to botting on level 10 (normal ledge) and I continue to botting pretty much across all difficulties and now I am level 79. Botting for 8-12 hours per day.
Still not banned.

Gotta agree here, same situation for me !
 
They are insanely suspicious with new accounts. I think it does not even matter what level you are.

I have an account created in closed beta. Got a new character on the new league, started to botting on level 10 (normal ledge) and I continue to botting pretty much across all difficulties and now I am level 79. Botting for 8-12 hours per day.
Still not banned.

I also had an account created in closed beta and got banned after an hour of docks farming even though I spent countless hours playing it manually.
 
Well I never botted more than 5 hours per day and my account is flagged, not banned. Something is being detected. Just because there's people who bot freely without any flag/ban doesn't mean they dont know you are botting. They prefer to flag your account than banning it. RMT Bots won't be able to get currency yet they will keep botting on and on.
 
Was your MAC address different on those different IPs?

thats gold...

ppl connecting with same mac from diff ips all over the world, suspicious? i think so...

ur bloody asking for a ban if u do that shit
 
Today im gonna start some kind of test. allready using another pixel bot for a fiew days . and nothing flagged or something already 49 lvl . botting from the start. today i am going to start 2 more accs with 2 diffwerent bots from beging . i am going to chek wich one will be detected first , later i will post results here
 
Today im gonna start some kind of test. allready using another pixel bot for a fiew days . and nothing flagged or something already 49 lvl . botting from the start. today i am going to start 2 more accs with 2 diffwerent bots from beging . i am going to chek wich one will be detected first , later i will post results here
thats a very very small sample size for a test....
 
Wait.. MAC address what? Is the client sending the MAC address to GGG?!

WIMM

Of course. All network transmissions send the MAC address. It's one of the identifiers for returning messages on networks.
 
Apoc, I have complete respect for you so I will gladly educated you.

MAC Address is a layer 2 protocol, on the OSI model (think Switches)
IP Address is a layer 3 (TCP is layer layer 4). (think Routers)

Your LAN PC talks layer two (ethernet frames (think packets) (MAC addressed)) with the switch and router on your network. Your switch/router knows what MAC = What local IP (ARP table).
When your PC requests an IP address from, say a DNS lookup of GGG servers, it asks the LAN if it knows the MAC address of that IP. The switch/router will reply that it does not and tell you to send your request to the default gateway (DG). (We now starting talking solely in IP Address from your PCs point of view and GGGs server) The DG has an outward facing MAC and IP address, and the router does the same thing, questions its DG if it knows the location of the router that can get the request to the GGG servers. This continues, no more ARP (form our point of view) since we are IP only now and the eventual outcome is a IP packet reaching the external router (Boarder Gateway router) of the GGG servers, and the router there knows that the IP address being requested, and port, belong to a MAC address within the Network (not so true, there can be more routers inside GGG but you get the idea). Yes, the GGG router sees a MAC address but it is the MAC address of the router last in the chain to talk to the GGG router. Yes the GGG router sees your routers IP address (in the IP Packet) so it knows where to send the reply

If you like something deeper, a youtube with a cisco exam simulation of the above. Understanding ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) - YouTube
If you really wanta go the deep end, read this. How network works. MAC-address and IP-address relationship.

So.. unless, which it well could be, the PoE client is sending the local LAN MAC address, and a bunch of other identifying data, of the PoE clients host to the GGG servers via an in game channel, such as on first logon, then changing your MAC address is.. pointless. Changing your routers MAC address is pointless. Changing your IP is not pointless and the above explains why.

tl;dr MAC address is not routable.. it does not go beyond the LAN, it stops at your router.

WIMM

edit: herp derp
 
after reversing PoE ( pain I know) did you guys find any functions that would send hardware if, mac into and etc to GGG? 7 years of development time they had, so yea...
 
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