HB ARCHIVES: Honorbuddy Profile Pack--DO NOT DELETE!

It would most-likely be an error brought up by HB3 as HB3 doesn't like when you put XYZ coordinates directly in a spot it can't fully navigate to.
With HB2, it would still go to the location and attempt to interact with the object.

The bot is going after this object:
Adventurer's Sack - Object - World of Warcraft
It being under water may be the reason why the bot is throwing a fit about it.

You can manually get this treasure and the profile should continue on.

 

I've been adding more side-quests, but I don't believe they will be enough for 110.
Once I figure out the issue with Bonus Objectives - I'll be adding all them back in.

Also, there's going to be some more Class Hall support as well which will also give more experience.

 

This is not a bug - it was a decision by Blizzard that the questing zones alone won't get you to 110.
You have to do absolutely every side quest and Bonus Objective plus Class Hall quests to fully get to 110.

I'm in the process of adding all this to the profiles as we speak.

 

If you're not going to provide contructive feedback so I can diagnose your issue, then please don't bother posting.
Posts like this are useless and do nothing but further clutter up this thread.

 

An Avoid was added for this NPC recently.
I can't tell if you're using a copy of the profile that includes this update or not without a log.

 

You may want to report this to the Mesh thread.
I believe those large portals are meant to have a jumplink which tells the bot how to navigate between the portals.

With HB3, the jumplinks could've been messed up or broken.

 

So somehow it did skip this quest I'm assuming?
Did you play manually at all prior to this issue occurring?

 

It actually is their fault as this issue is an actual bug in-game for the players who are paying to play this game.
And a lot of people on the forums are complaining about it because they relied on it just as how the Objective logic relied on it.

If this wasn't an actual feature that players used in-game, then it would be our fault for using it.


Also,
It wasn't me who decided to use objective logic in the first place because I'd never rely my code on a third-party dependency.
That's why there's absolutely no usage of this stuff in my profiles at all. Only profiles marked with [Kick] use it.

There's no ETA. But it's being worked on nearly 24/7.
Every day quests are being replaced with quest behaviors.

Given this, there shouldn't be as many issues with it as you're making out to be.
The next time it happens, could you post a log here so I could look at it?

 

This issue should've been fixed in the latest updates.

 

Starting these profiles in Stormwind will absolutely not work as the bot doesn't have any logic for traveling across map loads.
It traveling to this 'random location' is it traveling to the coordinates which are meant for the Broken Isles map.

However, if you start it in Dalaran - it should be working.
I'll need a full log here to see why it's not. There could be an issue in the flight path logic.

The quest it's trying to do is [A] Built to Scale or [H] Built to Scale

 

The command map quests which the bot uses to transition between these zones are considered breadcrumb quests.
If you manually quest and skip doing the zone introductory quests, it will indeed break the profiles. It has always been advised to not manually quest for this reason.

There's not really a reliable solution for this considering there's no way to detect if you skipped doing the breadcrumb quest or not since they never flag as "complete."
The only solution I could immediately think of is to detect if the first actual zone quest is complete, and run that as a detection to avoid getting the class hall breadcrumb.

 

Should be fixed in the latest update.

 

No, sorry.
This isn't the place to ask this question either.