Invisibility for all

[Cwitt]

The reason this works is because the client tells the server where you are, you might as well use a program instead of plugging the cable :P

[Pedregon]

This trick works off and on.
When you lose your internet and you either automatically DC or you stay in the game for a few seconds.
Im not totally sure you can do this off and on over and over and that the servers will catch up to where you are.

[jacksonn]

hmm this does seem abit pointless as when you lag you still pull all the mobs anyway :/

[hiddindragon08]

I'm on an Acer laptop and my buddy uses alienware, there's been plenty of times where in the middle of a raid something stupid happens while we're getting another slice of pizza or dew and I trip his ethernet cord. If we plug it in fast enough he doesn't DC, things just kind of freeze and sounds repeat for a few seconds and when we plug it back it it goes back to normal.

I've been here for a while but never posted but this I'd say is plausible.

I'll test it out on my pc tomorrow and see what happens.

[g33k]

How to build a lag switch, makes lagging yourself alot easier than plugging/unplugging your cable

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One thing I think it doesn't mention in that video is how to make sure you don't automatically get disconnected from server. You use a switch/router. Use the lag-switch'd cable to run from your modem to your router. Then plug a regular cable from a port from the router to your computer. Now just flip the switch and you shouldn't automatically disconnect, you'll just lag like regular internet lag. Then switch it back to unlag. I believe that's how it works, never tried it, and I have no idea what effect it would have on WoW.