Warning! Account banned

[Scriptor]

I think they just banned in US yet. EU will follow in some hours. Just my guess.

[Mcmoneygrubber]

Used immortal bot on my bot account, moved all my gold / gear over to the main account, where I only used Autoit to change gear and do some *cough* cellar runs.
Hopefully no accounts gets banned.

[johner1]

Damz, so anyone get banned for autoit? i mean really all autoit is is telling ur keyboard what buttons to push and where! is it tracable?

[Cancerpuffs]

Auto It is traceable when botting because you repeat the same commands over and over hundreds of time at the exact intervals every time... It would be really easy to find if they keep statistics or decided to keep statistics on certain things then used a script to flag suspicious things like doing the same exact commands a thousand time with exact time intervals.


Not saying blizz detects auto it bots, just saying it is possible (and can be distinguished from gear switching).

[dasbooter]

Thanks for the warning.

[ooxxy]

Auto It is traceable when botting because you repeat the same commands over and over hundreds of time at the exact intervals every time... It would be really easy to find if they keep statistics or decided to keep statistics on certain things then used a script to flag suspicious things like doing the same exact commands a thousand time with exact time intervals.


Not saying blizz detects auto it bots, just saying it is possible (and can be distinguished from gear switching).

It's possible, I doubt they are tracking this though.

I guess there's always a small risk.

[TheDank]

Auto It is traceable when botting because you repeat the same commands over and over hundreds of time at the exact intervals every time... It would be really easy to find if they keep statistics or decided to keep statistics on certain things then used a script to flag suspicious things like doing the same exact commands a thousand time with exact time intervals.


Not saying blizz detects auto it bots, just saying it is possible (and can be distinguished from gear switching).

show me the file that stores all of my mouse movements in d3 plz. and if you think that they r transmitting mouse movements to their servers, then u sir, r high as ****.

and if we r going off of your logic, then all i would have to do to make a "safe" autoit bot is by adding a random interval sleep function that fluctuates between 1 to 5 seconds in between my mouse clicks?

this clip says it all: DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB - YouTube

[Drogant]

TheDank you areclearly idiot and dont know anything if you repeat same action over and over again for more hours like you start quest and reroll game on same quest every 1min +- some seconds blizz can easily flag you as pottential botter and they can simply look more into it especialy if they have logs of all actions which were made and they will easily see you did exactly same movement cliced on exactly same pixel for xx hours so they simply ban you for it.

[snowscar]

they dont keep a track of where you clicked or time in between it etc
but there are logs for items picked up and dropped. Also it logs every time you start game and leave.
the start and leave is what will easily show them the repetitiveness. Unless you bot hours together it hard for them to pinpoint.

Also add random comment lines to scripts and compile them before use. do not run scripts without compiling.

(Former GM)

[krims0nknite]

Why the hell they banning botters?

There was just a freaking gold dupe

[makaveli10a]

I postet proof, i am playing on the EU servers, and i was not using hellbudy, only autoIt.

[raidersz]

the people getting banned are probably the gold dupers (have reliable info that anyone who exploited the AH/craft bug are/will be banned). coincidence that part of them happen to be hellbuddy bot users? happens.

[makaveli10a]

the people getting banned are probably the gold dupers (have reliable info that anyone who exploited the AH/craft bug are/will be banned). coincidence that part of them happen to be hellbuddy bot users? happens.

I did not dupe gold or items.

[DrakenKin]

they dont keep a track of where you clicked or time in between it etc
but there are logs for items picked up and dropped. Also it logs every time you start game and leave.
the start and leave is what will easily show them the repetitiveness. Unless you bot hours together it hard for them to pinpoint.

Also add random comment lines to scripts and compile them before use. do not run scripts without compiling.

(Former GM)

Comment lines are removed when you compile, so no it wont' make your script look different on the memory if they scan for it. (I am a programmer.)

[Drogant]

I did not dupe gold or items.

No need for arguing with those blind guys who belives autoit is ok you warned us about its not and if they dont belive sooner or later they will get baned for it anyway thanks for info