"too many instances recently"

[FireFreak]

I've been dungeon botting for a few days by now, always 1-2 hours. Today I appearently hit the cap after about 30 minutes which are about 5 dungeons.
I read there is a cap of dungeons/hour but why did I only hit it today and not before? There are posts from 2008 talking about that, why do I get it today and not the days before?

Any other dungeoners with news about that? I still see 30 people botting Gundrak and they don't look like they stop.

 

[Deathsmind]

It means you just completed it faster than before. Maybe better gear or you critted more. That instance thing has been a thing for a while now.

 

[FireFreak]

How are others farming dungeons 24/7 then? I see a lot of names in /who I saw yesterday, too. I doubt it's a coincidence, that's what's wondering me.

 

[Deathsmind]

You can farm 24/7 you just cant enter so many every hour. So you can do 20 a day as long as you are not hitting the max you can enter in that hour which I think is 5, maybe more now, cant remember. But you just wait for the hour to be up from when you started and continue.

 

[bl4ck]

6 minutes per instance, 10 instance per hour.

ow are others farming dungeons 24/7 then?

I dont see any problems.

Use InstanceTimer to avoid lock instance:

// This is an variation of WaitTimer done by Nesox.
// InstanceTimer is a Quest Behavior developed to prevent that you get "You've entered too many instances".
// When you enter a instance you start the timer.
// When you have done your instance run you check the timer to see how long you have been in the instance.
// Calculated from that InstanceTimer will create a WaitTimer from that.
//
// To start the timer use :
// <CustomBehavior File="Misc\InstanceTimer" Timer="Start" />
//
// To check how long you have been in instance and create a wait timer use:
// <CustomBehavior File="Misc\InstanceTimer" Timer="Check" />
//

<CustomBehavior File="Misc\InstanceTimer" Timer="Start" />

<CustomBehavior File="Misc\InstanceTimer" Timer="Check" WaitTime="360000" />