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1 minute ago, Findeh said:

Lol, i do hope you guys are just trolling with all that advices.

Most of the people giving stupid advice like the person above your comment use the bot to run 1 client at a time to level their random char to 60 while they babysit every second and waste their lifetime. This is not what a bot with up to 10 sessions was designed for and they would be better off just handplaying lol ?

how do you run all those? on one pc no problem, but with VMs?

fix it to 60 hz. there is no other way unfortunately

120hz or 144hz monitor?

Come on. This thread is getting spammed by random bullshit from people who didnt read the last 9 pages. This is not for some "i bot 1 char at a time and watch it while doing my math homework". Reports is definitely NOT the problem here.

Also any decent bot already randomizes walking points by a tiny bit to evade this kind of detection.

Yea very strange. But maybe your clipboard was empty.

At this point in time im pretty much out of ideas. At first it seemed that VMs were the key, but nah. Even that doesnt prevent them from seeing. Im slowly starting to think, that maybe a certain plugin of wrobot or even wrobot itself may be detected.

Is it maybe possible for them to force your clients to send your copy clipboard to a channel and then compare it? Somehow i made a mistake today, copying a text and it was also available in the copy clipboard of my VMs. While all characters above a certain level were banned, one VM with freshly setup accounts survived. Maybe they were too low lvl to talk (<5) at that time.

20 minutes ago, Matenia said:

If they ACTUALLY had a way to tell which accounts are run on the same machine, they wouldn't only ban accounts that are online at the time and they wouldn't wait for you to get banned to flag your machine. They'd instantly see (because it's automated) that a single machine is currently running more than 1 client (which already breaks their rules) and investigate if not just auto ban.

That actually is a point. It still doesn't explain why some people seem to be totally fine, while others get chainbanned. I mean setting up Proxifier, making a rule for proxies and getting some SOCKS5 proxies isn't like the most complicated thing, where so many things can go wrong. I dont't see, what we should be doing wrong. There are no IP leaks, so how do they connect random accounts, created by different real people from all over the world. Don't get me wrong, it's not about who is right or wrong, it's about finding the solution and so far nobody provided a solid fix to the problem.

3 hours ago, Matenia said:

People still thinking they can get the hardware ID or MAC address... no.
Even if they could access the MAC address of your current network adapter used to connect to their server, you wouldn't need a VM to get past their detection.

So, where is your proof of that? Multiple people in this thread including me getting hit by ban waves with the only link between accounts being the same machine. No, proxies are not leaking, no we are not too stupid to create accounts. Hell I even got accounts banned that other people created for me for testing purposes. Again to all the people saying they can't make out your machine: where is your proof? Or in other words, tell us what we are doing wrong. 

My personal theory: once you start to get banned multiple times on different occasions, their system flags your machine. When they check on you, bye all online accounts. All the people that say they are safe only didn't get caught enough times. 

Pls itsalex, dont spread untrue facts in this thread. It is beyond proven that they can, if they decide to check, see all clients that are connected from the same machine. No matter what proxy, vpn or whatever else you use to let clients connect though different IPs.

Same here. I lost 3 waves of 5+ accounts last week with proxiesforyou proxies. In between i botted with regular IP and one VPN, everything fine. Even botted in Southern Barrens and near Taurajo, which obviously calls for a ban, but nope.

Interesting. I'm more and more starting to think that the proxies we are using are the problem and maybe already flagged. So ez for them: from time to time check on flagged IPs, ban, repeat.

tonycali. Which proxy provider were you using?

Maybe to debunk this hoax ?

Try spoofing your Mac address on every single client when going hard on more than 3 at once. End of the story. Have fun botting. 

I found myself to be completely fine with up to 3 clients from the same pc. If I go over that treshold, bans come flying in even in starting zones. Method accounts were created didn't matter, under VPN, normal IP, proxy no difference. 

They basically must have a way to find out how many clients from the same PC are connected. Plus my theory about the proxies being flagged still stands, as I didn't receive any mass bans while under a VPN. 

Proxies not leaking maybe, but flagged already. Maybe by another user who was previously botting on same proxy OR they sell them theirselves (which wouldn't be a surprise to me).

Which proxy program are you using?

Proxies bought from which site?

On same machine? You should be fine then. They probably have the most popular proxy ports already flagged.

which proxies are you using? got some banned last week multiple characters all at once ported to GM room. They must have some sort of detection or proxies are flagged.