I BOT 24 / 7 And Never Get Banned? Does Blizz Not Care About Low Population Servers?

[WorldsApart]

I usually use a mob profile to kill mobs for gold and motes.

I usually use a paid bot within honorbuddy for Battlegrounds.

I literally use HBRelog and Honorbuddy and BOT 24/7. Ranking up characters from 1 to 90.

Questions:

Does Blizz not care if you are an amateur botter? I mean I just have one account and I sometimes just play my toon and chill. I am not really trying to have this huge empire of Gold and Things.

Does Blizz only care about people with several accounts and trying to make real money with Gold?

Does Blizz not care about low Population servers?

Summary:

I mean I literally BOT 24/7.

The only thing I think is different is that I do a lot of homework near my computer and sometimes watch things and my chat here and there and buy stuff or gear. Does this protect me?

Just wondering if you guys could give me some feed-back. Thanks!

 

[xwozone]

Player reports my friend

 

[ThrowAway]

This section is only for Ban Reports. There's a subsection for ban discussion.

But your post is inane and can be answered easily:

You're lucky.

Your methods are really unsafe and will get you banned if just a few people right click your portrait and hit "report".

That's all it takes.

But yes, what you've noticed is that there are no auto-bans for 24/7 botting. The only thing that can get you banned is player reports, or excessive botting doing the same thing 24/7. Since you're keeping up a variety, you won't get banned unless someone reports you.

When a GM looks at your activity, you'll get insta-banned. Everyone else who bots moderately on regular hours at least has a chance to survive a GM pass-by.

 

[WorldsApart]

Player reports my friend

So basically Blizz does not care that you are botting, only if players catch/report you and then they now have to hold you accountable?

They are getting their money every month with botters so I would think that is good business too.

 

[ThrowAway]

So basically Blizz does not care that you are botting, only if players catch/report you and then they now have to hold you accountable?

They are getting their money every month with botters so I would think that is good business too.

They do care. They just can't detect Honorbuddy. They also can't monitor every single player online, so they rely on player reports, or players who spend 30 days straight moving through the same hotspots in a dungeon (which is why you see pages and pages of Azyul dungeon farming bans in this forum).

 

[Giwin]

https://www.thebuddyforum.com/honor...ban-reports/discussions-no-ban-reports-here-/

 

[WorldsApart]

This section is only for Ban Reports. There's a subsection for ban discussion.

But your post is inane and can be answered easily:

You're lucky.

Your methods are really unsafe and will get you banned if just a few people right click your portrait and hit "report".

That's all it takes.

But yes, what you've noticed is that there are no auto-bans for 24/7 botting. The only thing that can get you banned is player reports, or excessive botting doing the same thing 24/7. Since you're keeping up a variety, you won't get banned unless someone reports you.

When a GM looks at your activity, you'll get insta-banned. Everyone else who bots moderately on regular hours at least has a chance to survive a GM pass-by.

Yes. I must be lucky. On a super low population server that I guess no one cares.

I do keep up variety and its my main account so I play on it and check things out but literally when I am done its botting 24/7.

Good Point on the GM pass by. I will consider that and try to make changes.

Also:

I love HBRelog. Does this program have a log off time and log on time? Like take a break section?

I know ARelog does but does not have near the features of HBRelog, Why does anyone even use ARelog when HBRelog is out there?

If HBRelog has this feature I will add it and turn down my 24/7 botting.

 

[WorldsApart]

They do care. They just can't detect Honorbuddy. They also can't monitor every single player online, so they rely on player reports, or players who spend 30 days straight moving through the same hotspots in a dungeon (which is why you see pages and pages of Azyul dungeon farming bans in this forum).

So if they do care, and what I do I must be doing something right. Chatting every now and then, playing my toon, etc ... must be fine because it seems to be working.

I still think however I should make some adjustments.

 

[WorldsApart]

https://www.thebuddyforum.com/honor...ban-reports/discussions-no-ban-reports-here-/

Thanks. I'll check it out.

 

[Rockcrawler]

They do care. They just can't detect Honorbuddy. They also can't monitor every single player online, so they rely on player reports, or players who spend 30 days straight moving through the same hotspots in a dungeon (which is why you see pages and pages of Azyul dungeon farming bans in this forum).

I haven't read the HB code; however, I would say it is detectable for 2 reasons if any of the following methods are used.

1) CTM (Click to Move) and/or Key Sends.
2) Memory injection

Don't fool yourself. Blizz has subs to HB, they run the default profiles, download others, and have even bought the pay profiles. They've decompiled the HB code, they know exactly how it works and how to detect it.

Bot reasonable amounts of time, don't sell gold, don't exploit the economy, pay $13 to $15 a month per account and Blizz will most likely leave you alone. Piss off a real player off and you will get reported. Don't bot if you cannot handle a ban.

The only reason I have subs to WoW is because of HB. If HB did not exist I would cancel my subs to WoW. Bugger off Blizzard, I have no interest in playing your game, my interest lies in botting it.

 

[WorldsApart]

This section is only for Ban Reports. There's a subsection for ban discussion.

But your post is inane and can be answered easily:

You're lucky.

Your methods are really unsafe and will get you banned if just a few people right click your portrait and hit "report".

That's all it takes.

But yes, what you've noticed is that there are no auto-bans for 24/7 botting. The only thing that can get you banned is player reports, or excessive botting doing the same thing 24/7. Since you're keeping up a variety, you won't get banned unless someone reports you.

When a GM looks at your activity, you'll get insta-banned. Everyone else who bots moderately on regular hours at least has a chance to survive a GM pass-by.

Also. Blizz could easily add a software detection service to where they could insta band people that botted 24/7 via logs and what not. Because they do not do this means they do not mind probably so that you are not bothering people.

All it would take is some software and time tables and you could auto ban 24/7 botters.

They don't do this because they like money more then they like banning people.

 

[jermaine.dupree]

Also. Blizz could easily add a software detection service to where they could insta band people that botted 24/7 via logs and what not. Because they do not do this means they do not mind probably so that you are not bothering people.

All it would take is some software and time tables and you could auto ban 24/7 botters.

They don't do this because they like money more then they like banning people.

Blizzard paid $600,000 to a judge against honorbuddy + lawyer fees up in the millions and you think they like the money more than they like banning people.

Keep talking about 24/7 and blizzard will get smart and do something about it.

They don't know you are botting because you are chatting and doing MULTIPLE different things. Buying gear, etc
If you do 1 thing OVER and OVER again 24/7, you will see the results of that yourself. Try gathering 24/7 on a low populated server and see what happens.

 

[WorldsApart]

Blizzard paid $600,000 to a judge against honorbuddy + lawyer fees up in the millions and you think they like the money more than they like banning people.

Keep talking about 24/7 and blizzard will get smart and do something about it.

They don't know you are botting because you are chatting and doing MULTIPLE different things. Buying gear, etc
If you do 1 thing OVER and OVER again 24/7, you will see the results of that yourself. Try gathering 24/7 on a low populated server and see what happens.

I see. Thank you.

So basically what I am doing is okay then. Like if I wanted to run a dungeon like 5 times, kill mobs for like 12 hours, and then run BG's for like 12 ... But in the middle of this sometimes I chat, buy stuff, stop the bot and play myself. Must all be okay because I have a lot of randomization.

Like I said. So the average botter should be okay, its the hardcore botters trying to make huge amounts of gold who get stung.

 

[Zicoth]

IMO, if you not do any huge gold operations, alot ah posts and doesnt bot same thing more then few hours a day you safe on low pop realm.

 

[Raudszus]

I have botted with the same account for like 10 years not a single ban not even a report or ever had a problem with blizzard

 

[WorldsApart]

Update:

Just wanted you guys to know that I have still literally botted 24/7 non stop without a single min break. I have leveled 11 toons via bg's and now trying kicks. I must say kicks is extremely faster, like twice as fast.

The way I look at it if they ban me hey I'll save 15 bucks a month. And so far they never have. Its so crazy.

I know I'm pushing my luck but I just wanted someone else to know that if you want to bot literally 24/7 non stop and you don't care if you get banned and run the risk. Your good. You will probably not be banned.

I am on a low pop server so that might have something to do with it. Maybe they don't care. And its for gold at the moment. But hey when its time for gold I'll do that for 24/7. Doubt I will get banned.