Plz help! want to start botting

[sonofgods]

Hey! I have 2 pcs in my house ,my wifes and mine, we both play 24/7. I want to bot in the background of my account.
Queation:
1) Will all the accounts be banned?
2) can i play both my account and have the bot playing in the background?
3) if the bot get banned will i lose my account?
4) if i send all the gold to my account and the bot is banned will i get banned?
5) do they ban net ip?
6) do they ban pc ip?
7) do they ban mac ip?
I really dont want to take a risk on losting my Wow account. I love it to death but i need the bot to do the boring work for me.
Plz help me?

 

[thatwouldbestealing]

Hi,

Bans usually originate from player reports, i.e. suspicious behaviour. In the most cases, HonorBuddy and its Profiles do a pretty good job of not looking like a robot. Sometimes however, the bot can get stuck, usually one of three ways: (1) loops endlessly trying to interact with something (a mining node, quest item, an NPC) that the Profile thinks should be there but isn't; (2) navigational issues, like getting stuck on a fence or in a tree (3) and finally, particularly in group play (dungeons, Battlegrounds) your actions can look suspicious because your interactions are so close to other players. The last point can also cause you concern if you are Questing on a busy server.

TLR -avoid bans by monitoring the bot, ensuring you do not 'look' like a robot.

1. Yes, but player reports are largely your biggest concern.
2. Yes. HonorBuddy can under one license control up to 3 accounts. It is up to you how many 'accounts' you bot at the same time. I regularly 'bot' with account#2 whilst I play with account#1.
3. If the account gets banned you may lose your account permanently, or temporarily. I have seen on another forum a user offering a paid service to get banned accounts reinstated, no questions asked... I can comment no further on that matter, however.
4. Connection IP: see below
5. Individual IP: see below
6. Mac Address: I presume you mean Mac address, rather than [Apple OSX] Mac IP: see below

In the case of ID flags, I believe we can all speculate that Blizzard's policy is as every case is individual. Indeed, even if you are reported it is not a certainty whether you will be permanently banned or temporarily suspended.

I think the best bet for you to do is purchase the trial (one user session for one day), make the most of it... it's an epic experience to see your WoW 'move by itself' and take it from there: if you can discipline yourself to start in moderation and take care of your botting whilst you try new profiles then you should have a successful botting life and without bans.

All the best!