How do i bot with out making my friend suspicious

[Verum]

Hi guys just need some help i got a load of real id friends but i dont want it to look suspicious when i bot is there any way this could be done? i've tried these real id disablers i think my Norton blocks that so that's not a solution. thanks rob.

[Dante]

filter out those real id disablers or something from norton?

[Destony]

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Secondly, I have 2 Real Id friends i know in real life, so i just speak to them as much as i can, it looks less bot like of you to blizz and also they don't get suspicious. If you are leveling a character try not to be too hasty about it, if they are going to bed and you are level 30, they will be shocked when they log int he next day to see you level 45 or some shit. If its for gathering just as i said, try speak to them, set your status to busy and say brb a lot.

This might not help in your situation but im at my pc most of the day so its simple for me!

[Valliana]

dont use Norton.. guessing u mean the Anti-virus software? and if anything isnt there an in game option to not show online?

[zycamzip]

Emsisoft is the best out there as far as anti-virus/anti-malware goes. I am sure you could use it to block as well. However the safest way to bot all the way up, is to use a second account under the same name, and then transfer it to your play account when it's done. Same goes for using a leveling service. It's great to have a second account for times when you want to do something slightly suspicious.

[Eryx]

Or get a separate account to use with botting. If you buy the battlechest for a few bucks and some cheap RAF time from Thaadevil there is very small cost for having a bot account, and you don't risk losing your main character if you get caught.

[Erikrsson]

Hardly worth of being called a friend if you have to hide your bot from him/her.

[Traxex84]

Hardly worth of being called a friend if you have to hide your bot from him/her.

Why would I tell all my friends I use bots, kind of like shooting yourself in the foot. Fair enough if they are close friends, but I have lots of friends on WoW that i'm not super close with that I have on b.net.

@OP, You don't need a real-id disabling program just block the b.net ports in your firewall which is essentially what those programs do anyway, except your anti virus won't block it. There are lots of guides on youtube if you need help with it. Or if you wanted you could invest in a new account solely for botting.

[telcy007]

I suggest too creating a second account. So you main account is safe and you have a "clear" account without friends for botting.