If you monitor it, could you run dungeonbuddy with a random group and be fine? I've been running dps healer comp for a while without any incident. At the start I'll say hello and if I'm asked a question I respond. Outside of that I pull up netflix and wow is in the background.
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Dungeonbuddy
- Thread starter xmarx
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Yah, its better if you monitor it. If you don't have dual monitor set up, you can download this program called OnTopReplica and what it does is opens up a window and you can put any window on it by right clicking it and selecting which window you want it to show (netflix or a video file you have open) on your OnTopReplica and it stays there above everything. So if you alt tab through diff programs, your movie is always running where ever you placed OnTopReplica on your screen. I usually run my bot and then put my OnTopReplica on the upper right corner and just watch my movie/show while monitoring my bot.
I took a toon from 15-90 stationary in OG, only doing dungeons. I was studying and watching movies so I was always there.
You will notice pretty quickly which dungeons that require extra attention, botting a healing class is imo preferable. People doesn't notice
a healer as long as they dont die, in my experience.
Some dungeons you should monitor very closely is: Blackfathom depths, Black rock depths (had alot of problems with that one) and Dire Maul.
Notably, if you wipe, or if your bot dies and decides to release, it will run straight for the group. This means that if you die, the bot will suicuide into uncleared mobs until you manually get to your team.
Another problem is that it automatically follows the tank, this makes for VERY SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR if your tank is doing weird shit like afking/running around weirdly etc.
Lastly: If you group splits, the bot will run between them, about halfway, back and forth, until they gather.
In summation: Most dungeons will work fine, if you're a healer you are extra safe.
Follow-the-tank makes botbehaviour extremely suspicious if the tank isnt playing traditionally (moving forwards until dungeon completes)
If your bot dies and doesnt get a ress, it pretty much HAVE to be manually controlled for a while.
Hope that helps.
You will notice pretty quickly which dungeons that require extra attention, botting a healing class is imo preferable. People doesn't notice
a healer as long as they dont die, in my experience.
Some dungeons you should monitor very closely is: Blackfathom depths, Black rock depths (had alot of problems with that one) and Dire Maul.
Notably, if you wipe, or if your bot dies and decides to release, it will run straight for the group. This means that if you die, the bot will suicuide into uncleared mobs until you manually get to your team.
Another problem is that it automatically follows the tank, this makes for VERY SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR if your tank is doing weird shit like afking/running around weirdly etc.
Lastly: If you group splits, the bot will run between them, about halfway, back and forth, until they gather.
In summation: Most dungeons will work fine, if you're a healer you are extra safe.
Follow-the-tank makes botbehaviour extremely suspicious if the tank isnt playing traditionally (moving forwards until dungeon completes)
If your bot dies and doesnt get a ress, it pretty much HAVE to be manually controlled for a while.
Hope that helps.
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