How many hours a day you bot?
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Job2k9
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Delete all your contacts. Bot 24/7. Detach yourself emotionally from your account. If you cannot do this then:
A) Stop Botting
B) Buy a new account to bot on.
The bans in D3 have been very very lax for a long long time, but if you go about botting you should still expect your account to be gone at any day. The cost of a d3 key isn't worth stressing over every day. Are you going to get home and have a small pain in your gut if you find D3 disconnected, and a small fear when you type your password in that you'll see that ban message? I know I don't worry about that stuff and bot 24/7 and reap the rewards. If the account gets banned, big deal. I'll just buy another one in a few weeks.
Does the entire battle net account get banned including wow etc.? Can you ever play D3 on the account that gets banned if you buy another key?
Curious how it works
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From my own experience:
They only ban the offending key. The entire account isn't judged on the actions of a single key. I've had wow accounts banned then just added another key onto them and continued botting. I'm sure this isn't the smartest thing to do because if a GM happens to look at a case w/ a possible offense and they see the history on the account it'll probably be an open and shut case. Keys for other games on the account were left alone.
Basically, If one key commits an offense and gets caught, it and only it should be banned. Adding another key of that same game type is possible and you can then continue playing or botting as usual. If you cause suspicion then your previous ban will likely mean another ban without question.
So, if you get a game key banned and want to buy another copy of that same game, it is very easy and a smart idea to just make a new bnet account for the new key.
Have botted 24/7 since D3 came out and DB was functional. I have only lost any accounts at 2 times. Twice during RMAH times and I made way more than enough to rebuy all the accounts I lost 15x over if I had to.
Ive botted every season 24/7 without getting banned and with over(now) 175+ real id friends across all the blizz games. Granted a lot of them also bot D3 while we raid on wow etc etc.
Ive botted every season 24/7 without getting banned and with over(now) 175+ real id friends across all the blizz games. Granted a lot of them also bot D3 while we raid on wow etc etc.
Are you being 100% truthful?? Because that is awesome. I assumed everyone on here has been banned at least once. I just started and reaally hope that I can make it to the next expansion without being banned....
I honestly thought everyone got banned at some point. There are many ppl who have been using this for years now with zero bans?
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tbh, since the removal of the RMAH i havent lost a single account. blizz doesnt give a single fuck about d3 botting any more. you cant really profit from it, and thats why they dont care.you can bot 24/7, stay in the same game for 7 days in a row, constantly bashing rifts, and nothing happens. they just dont care any more.
ofc, if you get reported lots of times, maybe they will take action. but in that regard, look at the top d3 streamers, with their 6hr downtime in the first 2 weeks of the season, and nothing happened. and they got reported by a lot of people, and still get reported, by the fags over at reddit etc. so yeah, im not telling anyone that you wont get banned, but from my experience its very very very very unlikely.
ofc, if you get reported lots of times, maybe they will take action. but in that regard, look at the top d3 streamers, with their 6hr downtime in the first 2 weeks of the season, and nothing happened. and they got reported by a lot of people, and still get reported, by the fags over at reddit etc. so yeah, im not telling anyone that you wont get banned, but from my experience its very very very very unlikely.
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D3 seems to be extremely relaxed in terms of blizzards witch hunt on botters. Now if you see any sort of exploit being passed around on reddit, don't use it. Blizzard is quick to ban for people who use exploits for D3.
I've had a wow account suspended for 6 months in one of the recent ban waves but they don't lock the entire account. Just the key that is tied to the offending account. Really there hasn't been much for bans for this since RMAH days, there may or may not have been a small banwave after season1 of seasons but I don't care enough to verify.
This game has no economy so their is no real incentive for blizzard to ***** down. About the closest thing is the leader board, if you were botting hardcore and managed to be top of the leader board you could invite attention. But that will be player reported and not through blizzard tracking play times. Even then most of these streamers and top leaderboard people play for 16-22 hours a day all season long anyway "by hand" *cough*. Their accounts tend to still be online and farming TX for keys and breaths when their stream is offline, people claim they bot but really only a couple have been known to do it. One streamer had his stream still on by accident while botting with the bot UI broadcasted (not demonbuddy) and his account was not banned. Though he did later get banned for exploiting the hellfireamulet bug.
I've had a wow account suspended for 6 months in one of the recent ban waves but they don't lock the entire account. Just the key that is tied to the offending account. Really there hasn't been much for bans for this since RMAH days, there may or may not have been a small banwave after season1 of seasons but I don't care enough to verify.
This game has no economy so their is no real incentive for blizzard to ***** down. About the closest thing is the leader board, if you were botting hardcore and managed to be top of the leader board you could invite attention. But that will be player reported and not through blizzard tracking play times. Even then most of these streamers and top leaderboard people play for 16-22 hours a day all season long anyway "by hand" *cough*. Their accounts tend to still be online and farming TX for keys and breaths when their stream is offline, people claim they bot but really only a couple have been known to do it. One streamer had his stream still on by accident while botting with the bot UI broadcasted (not demonbuddy) and his account was not banned. Though he did later get banned for exploiting the hellfireamulet bug.
I bot 24/7 except when something happens with my laptop.
I was banned only once during RMAH time, but I lost ~~15 accounts with zillions of gold. In worst case I will by another key and my friends will bot/boost my char in no time.
Meanwhile blizz bans only 1 account/game - for example when they banned my D3 nothing happened with my WoW account. And when they suspended my WoW account - I played D3
I was banned only once during RMAH time, but I lost ~~15 accounts with zillions of gold. In worst case I will by another key and my friends will bot/boost my char in no time.
Meanwhile blizz bans only 1 account/game - for example when they banned my D3 nothing happened with my WoW account. And when they suspended my WoW account - I played D3
I like your style.
Really though like. I somehow passed the S1 ban and they literally haven't banned since. Tbh idk why they haven't but w/e. I'll buy the game again. I play D3 a lot but if I want to keep up with the rest on top at end of season I kind of have to lol.Ya lost my account last season for the Hellfire exploit lol.