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Urgent: Failing to answer GM "who wants to chat"

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danishviking

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As topic says.... I ran the bot 5 hours straight with Gatherbuddy 2 with Mega Route outlands, came home to the bot being stuck.. Could not see log file because pc was also bugged so I had to restart PC.. But bags was nearly full.

Also in top right corner of WoW I could see "A GM wants to talk with you".. I pressed it and GM was offline.

I never tried this before....

What now? Inc ban?

Should I stay low with the botting?

Are my account flagged?

Thanks for help
 
Obvious question, but have you placed a ticket on your account for any reason lately?
 
If its an account you care about, I would probably lay low for a bit. If not, bot away.
 
Its a SoR account... I just have one more question: Why would they chat with you... They obviously though I was botting right??
 
Someone reported you for botting. GM sends a chat request to see whether you are actually there. You don't respond. Yeah, I would say that you're probably going to be looking at a suspension or ban pretty soon.
 
ban or suspension usually delayed for up to 20 days.
 
Send in a ticket saying that you didnt know what a Game Master is and just didnt talk to them. Easy as that. You have a right to privacy
 
Who cares? Where does is say in the ToS/EULA that you have to answer anyone ingame?
Blame that your working on a personal UI and haven't added GM chat shit yet.
 
qwee said:
Who cares? Where does is say in the ToS/EULA that you have to answer anyone ingame?
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they can revoke your account for any reason, say they just deleted your character for fun... that would be allowed.
 
Giwin said:
they can revoke your account for any reason, say they just deleted your character for fun... that would be allowed.
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probably. it is their game, right?

as for an inc suspension i'd give that a yes.
 
if you still have the account, what you might wanna try doing is having someone else log onto that account from far enough away, so it will show in their ip logs that maybe someone else accessed the account and was botting when they whispered you, its quite possible for them to over look the fact they would of happened at different times, but at least gives the whole "i was hacked" story more credibility.
 
Thanks for your replies. I'm afraid I do not have a friend who can log in from long away.

However I have been logging in from my mothers house when I was at vacation at her.(She lives in another country), So I'll try that anyway:-)

Thanks eveyone.. Hopefully I wont get banned.

To add: Its a SoR account, so not much harm done anyway.

Still not banned btw. When would it hit? On next time they ban flagged accs?
 
Think it through if they were doing a bot check and they were going to ban... they would have... He wouldn't have this chance... Maybe it was something else? I like that comment about not knowing what a GM was... I would do that. That's an amazing plan in this circumstance. Maybe they are hurt from all the subscription losses that they are giving more than once to respond to them now? Just an idea...
 
Any chance you can see if the gm was chatting with you while you were stuck?

Could say you had auto-move enabled and had to walk off for a while and came back to see you'd missed chat.
 
I can log for you from far away, I won't scam you, just helping a botter friend. Let me know via MP if you need my help. :cool:
 
heres the thing, who knows how much time the GM had or how much they cared? we dont know if every time a GM interfaces with you, how much information they have, chances are it could of been a gm trying to fix something with his guild like a dispute or something, and didnt care enough to zone in and see what he was doing, some people walk away from their computers leaving wow running, its quite possible the GM just dismissed him not being there as "he just walked away, and it wasn't important enough to follow up on"
 
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