Some tips for gliding.

[xdaemonx2]

I know many people think that its hard to get banned while gliding, and on the flipside many believe the opposite. I'm here to give a few tips that will keep you from getting banned and will make your gliding as lucrative as possible.

1)Recently, more and more people's computer monitors can serve as television screens (like mine). Thus they have something called PIP (picture in picture) this is a great excuse to not talk to people if you have it, but if you don't lieing always works. Set yourself to DND and say you have PIP open, and explain what PIP is in parenthasis. This is very useful.

2) This next tip goes hand in hand with the last step. You have to stay consistant with this if you want it to work though. Come up with a name of a "friend" and in your DND say that they are playing, and that they have PIP open. I have found people find this more believable if every once and a while you take a break from gliding and make some small talk. Come up with something that you are watching. This works quite well for me and my friends.

3) I suggest logging out once maybe every two to three hours or so, taking a five minute break in between if this is possible. If not, there doesn't seem to be anything too shady with playing for 8 hours straight, many people do it.

4) Try not to glide with a mage. As tempting as you think it may be, mage gliding is the only time I have ever gotten caught, and I have gotten caught with it somewhere near four times. The mage part of glider is supid and doesn't know how to use a mage properly. I suggest Hunter, Warrior, Shaman, Rogue, and Paladin. I haven't yet tested Warlock, sorry.

5) (for low level hunters only) PLEASE name your pet! I have seen way too many gliding hunters who forget to name their pet. This is crucial. Any time I see someone with waypoint paterns and an unnamed pet, I have half the mind to report them myself, for them being incompetant.

6) If money is an issue for you, make sure you invest in large bags. Especially if you are a hunter, because you have your quiver taking up so much space. Make sure you have big bags, because you can often pick up greens, and lately more blues. I have gotten two epics in the passed week and a half.

7) Try to get as many profiles as possible, this will prove to be a great ally to you when gliding. Often times, the biggest problem with gliding is that it doesn't always resurect, so you may want to find a better place with less ganking or more spread out mobs.

Watch your glider for a few minutes each time. This could help you out so you don't have to come back an hour later and find yourself dead and logged out because you were AFK. Sometimes it seems like glider needs a little bit of help to warm up.

9) If you think that Glider is spamming a spell that could be spammed less, and isn't using a spell that would prove more usefull, switch them up. I have found that if you DO use a mage (and are frost) sometimes putting frostbolt where fireball is, and having two frostbolts keeps you from getting attacked a bit more.

10) Gliding almost requires you to have certain speccing. If you don't know which spec for which class, I am here to help with that. (These are just my suggestions)
-Hunter-Beastmaster
-Mage-Frost
-Warrior-Arms (till 36) then Fury
-Rogue-2h Combat
-Shaman-enhancement
-Druid-Feral Combat
-Warlock-Demonology (Thats what the people like)
-Priest-Shadow
-Paladin-Retribution

I have more to learn with glider, but for now I hope this helps. If you have anything I should update, please add.

I posted this in Bots and hacks as well.

[[Soul Eater]]

I prefer for warlock demonlogy as demonlogy at least support the aggro threat of voidwalker, so you wont be attacked frequently and have all red gear when you over aggro your minion. Tried both affliction and demonlogy, and demonlogy was by far the best, slower kills, but much more survivability then when you spec affliction. Other then that, nice guide for starters I guess.

[Kurtiz]

Nice guide, And yes I too would rather have demonology/affliction warlock. +Rep