stfucharles
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- Joined
- Dec 7, 2012
- Messages
- 8
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1) Were you using DemonBuddy on the account at the same time the ban/suspension occurred? (Kicked offline due to being Banned)
No, I was offline
2) If not, when was the last time?:
Roughly an hour and a half before the ban, I received an email which notified me of the ban (rather than signing on and finding out)
3) If using a public profile please name it here:
I was using DBTag Trinity (practically started this profile the same day of the ban, originally I was using Big Red's champion hunting a3)
4) How did you level your characters? Please give some details
Quest tools 1-60 bot leveling
5) What combat class were you using? if None Just put Default then the Classname:
GilesBlank, for a barbarian
6) What plugins are you using?:
Giles Trinity 1.6.3.4, RadsAtom
7) How many hours per day did you bot for?:
roughly 12-16
7.5) What honest percentage of time did you supervise your bot?
20%
8) How many auctions per day did you have?:
5
8.5) Did you use the Real Money Auction House (RMAH)?
No
9) Did you Use Any Other Bots, Hacks, Mods, or Exploits?
No
10) Was your account involved in gold selling?
No
11) What server region where you connected to (The Americas, Europe or Asia)?
Americas
*Note: I have two theories as to how this account got banned.
Theory 1: Banwave
Reading these forums, it seems people are speculating that there was a banwave. This is very likely to be the case. If so, then it doesn't matter what I was doing - I got caught.
Theory 2: Azmodan
I've been botting solidly for approximately a month. I used Big Red's a3 champion hunting profile which did not hunt and kill Azmodan. However, today I began a new profile DBTag trinity which did hunt Azmodan. I was watching the bot fight Azmodan and he kinda "tards out" in order to dodge the bloody pools. Considering in the video: Diablo 3 - Billion Gold Challenge, Auction House (part 2) - YouTube blizzard apparently admits (on the account of Moldran, not blizzard themselves...) to using algorithms to detect automated activity (via AH, gameplaying). I think one of their bot-finding algorithms looks up how Azmodan is fought. It's the only new variable introduced to my botting procedure.
Take this for what it's worth!
Good luck
-charles
No, I was offline
2) If not, when was the last time?:
Roughly an hour and a half before the ban, I received an email which notified me of the ban (rather than signing on and finding out)
3) If using a public profile please name it here:
I was using DBTag Trinity (practically started this profile the same day of the ban, originally I was using Big Red's champion hunting a3)
4) How did you level your characters? Please give some details
Quest tools 1-60 bot leveling
5) What combat class were you using? if None Just put Default then the Classname:
GilesBlank, for a barbarian
6) What plugins are you using?:
Giles Trinity 1.6.3.4, RadsAtom
7) How many hours per day did you bot for?:
roughly 12-16
7.5) What honest percentage of time did you supervise your bot?
20%
8) How many auctions per day did you have?:
5
8.5) Did you use the Real Money Auction House (RMAH)?
No
9) Did you Use Any Other Bots, Hacks, Mods, or Exploits?
No
10) Was your account involved in gold selling?
No
11) What server region where you connected to (The Americas, Europe or Asia)?
Americas
*Note: I have two theories as to how this account got banned.
Theory 1: Banwave
Reading these forums, it seems people are speculating that there was a banwave. This is very likely to be the case. If so, then it doesn't matter what I was doing - I got caught.
Theory 2: Azmodan
I've been botting solidly for approximately a month. I used Big Red's a3 champion hunting profile which did not hunt and kill Azmodan. However, today I began a new profile DBTag trinity which did hunt Azmodan. I was watching the bot fight Azmodan and he kinda "tards out" in order to dodge the bloody pools. Considering in the video: Diablo 3 - Billion Gold Challenge, Auction House (part 2) - YouTube blizzard apparently admits (on the account of Moldran, not blizzard themselves...) to using algorithms to detect automated activity (via AH, gameplaying). I think one of their bot-finding algorithms looks up how Azmodan is fought. It's the only new variable introduced to my botting procedure.
Take this for what it's worth!
Good luck
-charles