zonpan2lol
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Wait for it, he's going to tell you botting is as safe as it has always beenBut you can't tell me that lates bans are just blizz cleaning up.. Are you guys looking into it?

Wait for it, he's going to tell you botting is as safe as it has always beenBut you can't tell me that lates bans are just blizz cleaning up.. Are you guys looking into it?
Too funny to be ignored.Upload a full Log please!
this
...not even up for debate if it gives more security or not, me and quite some others atm alreadyr would love to have the
possibility to rename the description...
It would be pointless to do it for other reasons however.
I have no idea why one would argue about what Blizzard *could* do. It is well known and even documented what Blizzard is scanning. There are people out there who are able to decompile (and understand in detail) Warden you know.
But you can't tell me that lates bans are just blizz cleaning up.. Are you guys looking into it?
Thanks for proving me right ^^nothing changed lately,there is a standard rate of bans always
Renaming does not give you more security.
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nothing changed lately,there is a standard rate of bans always
So you are not considering that honnorbuddy can be tracked by the system of "Blizzard can scan my RAM" or are looking into this possibility?
In this way, we are ?safe? to continue using the bot as always use? Or should we wait for a version of "No-Test"?
We must consider that the people who were banned by raid-bot had no luck? Or blizzard is using new strategies?
//And try to change the name of the process will result in the same problems anw because if blizzard has any way to see the processes, it sure is a lot more complex to be bypassed with a simple rename?
Well, I'm confused ... I'll wait a bit before returning to use bot ...![]()
you are asking something I have been asking for since that post dropped about scanning ram, and the fact that people are still saying that no one knows if they do, shows they dont read the forums since I posted the official Terms of Service right on that post a few days ago (copy+paste), its a definite thing that they are scanning ram. To make us able to change the info would at least put our minds at ease, what would it hurt to let us do it? I would like to change my info to look more like Internet Explorer or Google Chrome or something in the processes.
Thats it, but again no clear answer. Nothing has changed lately. So Razer is full of it when he says devs are being banned all over the place even on new pc's / new ip's and all that??? I dont know him but i dont think he is. Also profile makers, the big ones are reporting things out of the ordinary. Always those evading standard answers, sounds like blizzard.
I know they can scan the ram, its in the tos and the anti cheat agreement, leave the legal crap out of the way. We are way past that now.
If they can or are doing it, they can see if something his hooked into wow as well, i dont care about that. If they want you that way, they see it either way. You could rename it hellokitteyparadise, it wouldnt matter.
Im concerned about the snapshots made. We dont know it if is possible, but if so, and just again for my mind to be more at ease, i dont want hb to show up there.
So, are you looking into the fact that we like to rename our hb in the taskmanager and then esp the description, since the file can be changed. Or not.
So hard to answer this?
Renaming the Process and such
Renaming the Process or Process Description, whilst it may help you better sleep at night, does not change footprint of the exe or its engagement with the WoW process. This is not a solution.
Renaming the Process and such
Renaming the Process or Process Description, whilst it may help you better sleep at night, does not change footprint of the exe or its engagement with the WoW process. This is not a solution.
TLR trust in the developer's tripwire detection methods and their protocols for releasing safe code and pulling anything they deem as unsafe. Or do not use HonorBuddy!