peoplelkak.blogg.se - Diablo 3 farm bot

He said that they (Blizzard) "have to investigate the account 100%" to make sure they can ban them.

What do you do when you encounter an obvious bot (some of them aren't this clear so are very easy to miss, but my point is about the blatant ones)? Do you report them, camp them, go about your business ignoring them?Īfter a few weeks of reporting and farming them for HKs I got a non-automated response in my in-game mail from a game master. Is it just my server? Is it just the Oceanic servers that are this bad? Or is it pretty much the norm now that bots are left to do what they do without any repercussions? I have played on many US servers before and met my fair share of botting but NEVER this many in this short amount of time on the same server. But to no avail: they are still back in 5-10 minutes and I simply don't have the time nor the desire to spend the little time I have available to play dealing with them.

I have tried reporting them, I have tried ganking them, getting them really low and letting mobs kill them to take durability damage, mind controlling them off the cliff when they get close to the edge. They are once in a while joined by short-lived bots (a hunter and a warlock but those go away within a day or two). 3 of those bots (two blood dks and one ret paladin) farm pretty much 24/7 at the small cultist camp by Chillmaw in Icecrown. Well, in the past few weeks on my Oceanic server I have found a total of 8 consistent bots between only 3 zones of Northrend, considering I don't even visit zones other than Icecrown and Sholazar more than once a week.

Brand New Part nerfed – Now saves 10 seconds instead of 22.A couple weeks ago I made a post about the logic of reporting bots asking whether it is a waste of one's time or we have a responsibility to do it to keep the gaming environment "fair".

Hook Grabs removed – No more grabbing Survivors who are unhooking.

The Onryo – Major adjustments, notably buffs to spreading the Condemned effect.

Successful Report Feedback – You’ll now receive a message if a player you reported is banned.

Survivor Disconnect Bots – Players who leave will now be replaced by a bot.

We’ve got a distilled version of the update for people who just want the highlights, or you can check out the official announcement for the complete list of changes. That’s not all though - there are plenty of other Killer Updates, Perk changes, and perhaps most impactful, the removal of hook grabs. This month’s developer update is maybe the biggest we’ve seen in recent memory, with some major updates to the Onryo, the addition of bots for Survivors who disconnect, and a balance update to Coldwind Farms.