workings of HB

[pinbian]

i know wow can detect when a player goes over the same waypoint over and over again like they use in farming hence why i got a ban but can they detect CR's at all? this might be suited to the devs but i don't know i mean because i am controlling the movement but not the dps aspect of it

 

[Flacito]

? wat

edit: we all know we got panned pecause plizzard didn't like the last star war movie...gg

 

[mouse65]

i know wow can detect when a player goes over the same waypoint over and over again like they use in farming hence why i got a ban but can they detect CR's at all? this might be suited to the devs but i don't know i mean because i am controlling the movement but not the dps aspect of it

yes , i got banned on one of my accounts for doing the exact same thing .

Maybe , just maybe because of the same ip or because of the same pc ... just maybe .

 

[pinbian]

what do you mean mouse65?
i mean i am trying to understand things analytically to workout what gets people banned for botting... i did research about going over the same waypoint over and over raises flags but i am not too sure about DPS profiles where you have to move your self weather it is safer or not lol

 

[Wullie]

The recent banwave was a full on detection of HB. There's even people who only attached HB and got caught. Doesn't matter what botbase or profile you were running or even how "human" it appeared.

 

[pinbian]

well can you tell me how it stops it self from being detected?

 

[mekrenon]

Blizzard has certain ways it tries to detect software intrusion. People who create bot software try to hide themselves from it.

Nothing will ever be 100% safe. These are the risks we take.

 

[pinbian]

so is there any surefire way to minimize these risks?

 

[NavyAV89]

so is there any surefire way to minimize these risks?

Don't bot