nightmist

Its safe to use public profiles in regards to getting caught using a bot. Blizz cannot hold nor process that amount of data to track individual movements. The risk of using public profiles is the following: Others may be using the exact same profile. This would look strange if you and others are running almost identical paths. Public profiles are usually the same that manual runners follow. So again increases the chance of being detected. Generally if you bot at different times and limit to 2-3 hour runs you should be just fine. To create a path profile do the following:

Being a veteran of the botting world here are some tips and tricks. Some are common sense but want to make this as comprehensive as possible. Intro: Blizzard uses big data analytics and customer reporting to catch botters. For the analytics portion they crunch numbers that flag an account. For example if your account is active 19 hours a day you will get points added to your account. Customer reports add more points. Unusually interactions methods get another. Once you accumulate enough points you are flagged for investigation. Investigations could be turning on various anti cheat proce

In my experience VERY EASY. There is an option to run a routine. It just tracks what you do and save it. I have made numerous custom paths through various locations. In regards to botting and detection, use the relogger application. It allows you to mimic human behaviors and lessen the risk. There are also plug ins that make you look more human.

Ok cool. HB used to validate that new blizz updates didn't detect their software. That probably didn't mean anything and wasn't sure if you did the same. Thanks for the update and love the program, great job keep up the awesome work.

When will the new blizz update be validated by the team as clean with the current version of wrobot? I make it a habit of waiting for the go ahead for each update before using the bot.