red flags

[CSBJS]

what do you think most common red flags are?

hours played?
skipping quest?
gold collected?
scripts that dont randomclick/randomsleep timer?
no authenticator?
no mobile security?


we all know blizzard cant stop cheating, so they use weird methods to flag/detect/determine whether an account should be banned


lets face it, if you do 24hours of gobin runs/ sarkoth runs and do more than a bot, chances are you can get banned. why? because to them its not possible to do this, trying to figure out any other information, game input limit is going to ruin bots so i can only wonder whats soon to come

[npploveyou]

ok here is the thing:

- 1 account has over 100 hours played before botting, finished all of the quests including inferno diablo, collected so far 5m gold, with authenticator, botted for 2 weeks -> banned
- 1 new account just lvl to 60 within 2 days, no more quests done, botted for 2 weeks, no authenticator -> banned
- 1 account has over 80 hours played, finished all quests and collected so far 3m gold, botted for just morning -> banned in the afternoon

etc ...

- my main acc never botted, played on the same ip of those banned, did jk lvl, received gold from those, played over 200 hours, friends with those botting account, botted for just 1 days last week -> not banned

[l4z4rd]

starting 100-150 games/hr...botting 24/7...the obvious red flags.

[junclj]

you should sell equipment and gold in the RMAH frequently to help Blizzard earn money. Otherwise?? You bot for yourself, collected 100m gold and keep into your own pocket but never sell out all the gold. Blizzard will consider to ban your account because you never help them to earn money. Blizzard need to earn money from players, they need sellers because they need to earn transaction fee from you.

The only best way to do is botting 24/7 then sell gold in RMAH (don't sell to third party). There have no pure black and white for Blizzard. Sometimes, they need grey area.
Blizzard: "You want to bot, just go on. However, you must help me to earn money. "

[mnogodobaracc]

you should sell equipment and gold in the RMAH frequently to help Blizzard earn money. Otherwise?? You bot for yourself, collected 100m gold and keep into your own pocket but never sell out all the gold. Blizzard will consider to ban your account because you never help them to earn money. Blizzard need to earn money from players, they need sellers because they need to earn transaction fee from you.

The only best way to do is botting 24/7 then sell gold in RMAH (don't sell to third party). There have no pure black and white for Blizzard. Sometimes, they need grey area.
Blizzard: "You want to bot, just go on. However, you must help me to earn money. "

You seriously think they won't ban you if you sell all gold you earn on RMAH? Lol.

I seriously lol'd.

[Depthcore]

you should sell equipment and gold in the RMAH frequently to help Blizzard earn money. Otherwise?? You bot for yourself, collected 100m gold and keep into your own pocket but never sell out all the gold. Blizzard will consider to ban your account because you never help them to earn money.

Troll? ...or is he being serious? ..Can't tell but i lol'd as well.

[Dreamy]

Blizzard will consider to baREMOVEDLINKn your account because you never help them to earn money. Blizzard need to earn money from players, they need sellers because they need to earn transaction fee from you.

diablo 3

Advertise much?

[Prooz]

There's far too many people getting banned that only bot several hours at a time for gold collected, 24/7 etc to be the only red flags. (clear give aways)

I think its even more intricate with things like games per hour or how long is each game played. When they see a pattern of someone entering a game and its 50% of the time 30 secs long and the other 50% 15 secs for any extended period of time thats a dead give away. This explains how even the casual botters are getting caught. Thats just one of the many ways to catch a botter regardless of how long he has actually botted.