I was paranoid in case Blizzard sees that I've been playing+botting the account mostly on my desktop in the US and they would do something to the account if I started playing+botting in China. Anyone have any experience with this?
Going from US to China, good idea to keep botting?
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lilsavalex
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Your account will be locked and you'll just have to unlock it. You'll be fine but you could save yourself the trouble of that and setup a botting schedule with HBRelog and setup your computer to sleep or shutdown on a timer and wake or turn on at a certain time. You could also use TeamViewer or other remote management software to maintain your bot from china.
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Blizzard usually investigate accounts after players reports.
Relocating from US to China, and accessing the account from there on a permanent basis should trigger only a one-time locking. as lilsavalex already mentioned, but IF GM investigate it for any reason (like player reports lol!), that China IP would ring them a bell that the account have been hacked and used from unauthorized person, so you could save your ass if get perma-banned later. But only if you appeal from USA based IP (since your battle.net country is USA)
Relocating from US to China, and accessing the account from there on a permanent basis should trigger only a one-time locking. as lilsavalex already mentioned, but IF GM investigate it for any reason (like player reports lol!), that China IP would ring them a bell that the account have been hacked and used from unauthorized person, so you could save your ass if get perma-banned later. But only if you appeal from USA based IP (since your battle.net country is USA)
