[Discuss]How to reduce ban

[Kovrizha]

I don't know it it helps... but my experience :

- Using private bot with 0 memory write
- Running on linux
- No VM, no unique HWID per instances
- No Proxy / VPN
- No fuck given about warden
- Same payment for all accounts (Paypal)
- 10 to 15accs 10-12hours / day / 7 / 7
- On the same exact same profile since TBC release (all of them, yep)

No ban since begining of TBC (started botting 2nd week)
Only since last week I got some bans.

Now, tried creating accs : 10 wow accs
Banned without even connecting in game after 48hours ~

Tried the same thing but with clean prefix and Vpn : accounts still alive.

Gonna need to step up my game, with dedicated VPN / HWID / Payment method per acc

So you're running each wow client inside wine environment, right? Interesting, cause this is the same Machine.
Running 15 bots for more then 6 months is pretty good and safe. Assuming no unique IPs and exact payment method.

[Xetro]

Is funny to see ppl discuss "how to reduce ban" in public... u guys pretty much tell blizzard how to improve their detection more.

[Kovrizha]

Is funny to see ppl discuss "how to reduce ban" in public... u guys pretty much tell blizzard how to improve their detection more.

Everything that has been mentioned here has already been discussed many times over the years.

[Xetro]

Everything that has been mentioned here has already been discussed many times over the years.

My point is stop giving blizzard direction where to look at. Even thought this already been mention before still stop remind them.

[MrNoble]

when i bought several accounts and launched them all at once, i also got a ban. if i bought 1-2, then they were not banned. i should also note:
-i tried different payment methods, including time cards.
-i used a vm with preinstalled warcraft and cloned it. this is also the reason for the bans i think.

a VM can easily be detected using timing attacks:
- BattlEye hypervisor detection | secret club
- How anti-cheats detect system emulation | secret club

I don't know it it helps... but my experience :

- Using private bot with 0 memory write
- Running on linux
- No VM, no unique HWID per instances

'Running on linux' I assume you use Wine? AFAIK most anti-cheating systems heavily rely on specific Windows features to create strong anti-cheating. When things like the "ntdll.dll" are not as expected it may cause some red flags to the anti cheat.