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It's just very monopolized here. I don't know if that's intentional. 
And to be fair most of my experience so far has been TBC or lower but I've looked into the forum download sections up to legion out of morbid curiousity.
Matenia makes the fight classes and makes a mandetory plugin that basically any serious botter basically needs to compensate for the lack of usability in the client.
Andoido is the only person making questers but damn does it struggle
Bambo and Truly are/were the only people really making any grinders... but grinders get you banned...

Only recently someone made a newish base dungeon setup, nobody is making solid all inclusive pvp/dual/arena/bg etc profiles, sparse profession profiles, etc.
 
And that's pretty much it. That's all you get folks. These people aren't bad guys, they're not idiots, it's not that they aren't good developers, nor are they swindling people. It's just a shitty situation that we have so little, the little we have doesnt seem to make a package that's comparable to the Bots of past, and it's very confusing for new people to come to terms without knowledge in C# and LUA.

Why? This is literally a click to move bot based on meshes, fight classes, and plugins to create a humanlike experience.
In vanilla you didnt have instancing, instancing based on quests, instancing based on quest progression, LFR/LFR/LFG, etc.
It's only harder because you have less chance to fail as a coder before the customers character that they're botting will die. The only thing that changed was the game became easier - that only made lazy bot profile makers jobs easier. 
Honorbuddy did it, Glider did it, and they charged substantially less for the entire experience. The content creaters created better content, they did it for cheaper, and they did it for longer. There is a reason both services were so successful while WRobot relies on like 10 people to create (and charge whatever they want) for whatever content they decide to make.

I'll say this a thousand times. You can spend 1,000 hours on something and it's not very good. You can create something that took 1,000 hours, cry about how long it took and how much you should charge - until other people come in and then charge half the price and created something 5x better in 40 hours. That's not the customers fault you took so long to make something so unusable without "manual intervention" as Matenia would say every 5 minutes.
 
Here it is - quick and dirty. 
After watching this video tell me this.
If you create profiles/plugins/fightclasses for WRobot will you take the blame? My experience in Redridge has been the same on my level 40 hunter and my level 15 frost mage. Which is garbage. Are you telling me that if you put 1,000 hours into a fight class, plugin, and profile leveling me from 1-60 that I wouldnt, if ever, die for silly reasons or be OBVIOUSLY detected visually by everyone around me? No? Well then are you willing to say that the client is to blame? Do you need better documentation to help you code a better experience for your customers? No? The client is perfect? You are perfect? Then why cant I BG right now in retail with your profile in the classic relaunch here in a few weeks? Why cant I WRobot in retail? Because the content is based on an imperfect client creating imperfect plugins/fightclasses/profiles.

Just be logical.

I agree with what you and Marsbar said. Some of the claims on profiles/plugins/fightclasses are fucking braindead. I agree with your comment on the chain, often times they will try to say "Oh, the reason why you aren't getting good results is because you havent bought XYZ". Don't buy any profiles,  there are fightclasses that perform well enough for leveling,  it's a waste of money. Grinding is the only way to level with this bot, even though the profile makers claim that their questing profiles are getting "good results". These profile makers just want to pump as many quests as possible in the shortest amount of time, just so that they can go ahead and write "xxx number of quests!" on their thread. This means that the quests are not tested properly, and 99% of the time you will just be stuck in a endless loop of dying over and over until you get banned. They also tell the people who bought their profile to give a positive review on their thread, otherwise they will be toxic and not offer support for their profile. I hope for the love of god that Droidz makes a requirement to post videos of people leveling their bot from 1-20 or 1-30, just so people can get a proper look at how the profile performs. Also most of the time these "questers", are just grinding profiles, but they just charge a bit more to have a bunch of un-successful quests included.

If private servers are still popular when Classic launches I will make a properly working quester for TBC and WOTLK, and I won't charge a cent for it. I have always wanted WRobot to have the community of Honorbuddy, but it's hard when profiles arent properly checked and tested before being put up for sale.

Paid profiles are for normies with 1-2 bots. Wish wrobot had the same documantation as HB had ; )

I think the people who mass bot wouldn't mind paying 100-150 dollars a month to have a selection of properly working profiles, and not this trash we are seeing atm.

Why? This is literally a click to move bot based on meshes, fight classes, and plugins to create a humanlike experience.
In vanilla you didnt have instancing, instancing based on quests, instancing based on quest progression, LFR/LFR/LFG, etc.
It's only harder because you have less chance to fail as a coder before the customers character that they're botting will die. The only thing that changed was the game became easier - that only made lazy bot profile makers jobs easier. 
Honorbuddy did it, Glider did it, and they charged substantially less for the entire experience. The content creaters created better content, they did it for cheaper, and they did it for longer. There is a reason both services were so successful while WRobot relies on like 10 people to create (and charge whatever they want) for whatever content they decide to make.

I'll say this a thousand times. You can spend 1,000 hours on something and it's not very good. You can create something that took 1,000 hours, cry about how long it took and how much you should charge - until other people come in and then charge half the price and created something 5x better in 40 hours. That's not the customers fault you took so long to make something so unusable without "manual intervention" as Matenia would say every 5 minutes.
 
Here it is - quick and dirty. 
After watching this video tell me this.
If you create profiles/plugins/fightclasses for WRobot will you take the blame? My experience in Redridge has been the same on my level 40 hunter and my level 15 frost mage. Which is garbage. Are you telling me that if you put 1,000 hours into a fight class, plugin, and profile leveling me from 1-60 that I wouldnt, if ever, die for silly reasons or be OBVIOUSLY detected visually by everyone around me? No? Well then are you willing to say that the client is to blame? Do you need better documentation to help you code a better experience for your customers? No? The client is perfect? You are perfect? Then why cant I BG right now in retail with your profile in the classic relaunch here in a few weeks? Why cant I WRobot in retail? Because the content is based on an imperfect client creating imperfect plugins/fightclasses/profiles.

Just be logical.

User error or not, he had a bad experience. The guides here, for the most part suck and the fact every little thing from profiles to plugins cost money is also not too enticing to new members. I think he deserves a refund imo. 

Pretty much. If there was more competition the requirement for quality profiles would be higher. As you pointed out there are some claims on these profiles that just don't add up.. but sadly they're probably the best you can currently get so they have no reason to polish the turd.
If there was an ok-ish free 1-70 that would mean a premium profile creator would have to make a good 1-70. The content just isn't there atm. Probably because it's so time consuming.

I don't know man, my experience has been a bit different from that. I've had glaring issues with a big grinding profile. I've reported bugs (things that I KNOW can be fixed) to a dedicated channel and I was just met with disbelief. It was a bit disheartening to realize that nothing would be fixed.
Reporting bugs is part of my real job, and I know much too well that if you can't put your ego aside when a report comes in, you're in for a bad time. I understand the frustration for big vendors. Maintaining all those profiles sounds like a nightmare, and a lot of users probably don't know what they're doing, but it seems, sometimes, vendors are quick to put the blame on the buyers, too.

I've just checked, I've sold almost 500 copies of the rogue fightclass since 2016 (across all 3 expansions, mostly vanilla). You're the only one who has cried about it not being effective at low level (there's literally nothing it can do with 4 skills - although it does pool energy if you're wearing dagger, which it will need for backstab).

But then again, I am arguing with someone who thinks the fightclass can somehow generate energy.

If it's the first character you level up on the server, it will be hassle at first because of the lack of gold. On early expansions, it's not uncommon for some classes to eat/drink every 2 fights, especially if you're undergeared. Once you start racking up a lot of gold, you can have your next level 1s start with big bags and a big stack of gold. At this point, it won't matter if your toon buys 1 or 100 stacks of food/drinks.
I'd advise you start leveling with an easier class, like a hunter. If you're playing on TBC, I can provide you with a free fight class.