luckystrike213

On 10/25/2018 at 3:19 PM, BadBoiBotter said:

Well, isn't it unsafe to register new accounts to bot on from the same IP? If one gets banned can't server admins check the IP that registered it and just ban all of the accounts that were created from that IP? So I want to for example go on warmane's site through my proxy, register a new account so I don't endanger my other accounts (I use exact same things as in this guide, ProxyCap and ProxiesForYou).

I guess you can put your navigator in the "Rules" section of ProxyCap so it uses the proxy, register the account on Warmane then uncheck the box on ProxyCap. 

On ‎5‎/‎16‎/‎2018 at 8:55 PM, Ordush said:

8. Write your port: (I.e. 27015) <- Guess a game..

How do you identify the port of WoW.exe plz? Using WRobot? If so, should it not change everytime you launch WoW.exe? 

Cheers

3 minutes ago, Ordush said:

Socks5 can be used for both. Where HTTP is only working on http requests. ?
So Socks5 is fine for both. ?

Ok great, thanks I'll try setting up a proxy during the week. 

I don't know if it's the right topic but regarding in-game behavior, I imagine you would suggest to avoid any contact between the botted chars and the "real" chars? What I mean by contact is sending gold, killing a few elites etc. 

The underlying question is: do you know of any GMs who would ban the accounts the bot had exchanges with? 

Cheers

Thanks for the reply Ordush,

So if I understand correctly, by geeting a Socks5 proxy, I can use it to create an account on the website AND use it for the WoW.exe? Or do I have to get a HTTP proxy to create the account and a different Socks5 proxy to play?

Sorry if it sounds dumb I'm kinda new with all this haha.

Cheers