Just stay out of Uldum, lol.

E Bottus Bannium

 

I've been botting alot of herbs in Uldum without any bans. Well every 30-60 minutes if i'm not at the pc (else every 5-10 minutes) i check to make sure i'm not too close to another bot (found myself taking the exact same route as another person some times). Biggest farming have been for around 8-9 hours a day. I run 4x36 slots herb bags, 310% mount raised to total 492% fly speed, not mailing to other characters, skip if someone is at the herb, selling it all over trade chat and i only farm every 2nd day, using [GB2] Zuabros' Uldum Whiptail Only 1.7, and i'm on Shadowsong.

 

Why the hell would you say your realm? That's just bad...

 

Any reports of Quest Botters getting the ban Hammer in uldum?

 

i lvled my rogue in uldum questing as well with out a issue

 

People don't want to stop botting in Uldum because they think others will be farming there and having profit. They rather will be losing 10 accounts in a few days than leave. In fact, on my server people made something like "Anti-bot patrol" lol, they are obsessed with idea to judge all botters in Uldum even tho they don't understand the minuses of AH without bot farmers =/ Personally I stay away from Uldum and it works.
P.S Uldum isn't that great of make money nowadays.

 

I went ahead and botted Uldum regardless of what people said and 2 days after I got the ban, before that I had been farming pets for weeks and was fine, not a single whisper. It's a shame too, because I need massive amounts of whiptail for 60+ darkmoon decks :/

 

for 2 reasons, 1. people can check the population of the server and 2. some people might want to try out the server then to see if they got better luck there

 

since uldum is out where have people been farming at?

 

I made the mistake of farming Uldum afk yesterday in EU. I am currently enjoying a 72 hour sabbatical Appeal didn't do crap either.

I will not be going back there, Vashj'r and Deepholm will do fine.

 

Most of these bans/suspensions result from player reports and if you have already been flagged then this is almost a sure thing. Don't bot Uldum if you are a) on a high population server and/or b) spend ridiculous amounts of time farming with no idea how to do it safely and/or c) have a reason to be apprehensive about loosing said account. I bot on a near-dead server (usually between 10-30 players online at a time, 50+ is very rare) and I still stay away from Uldum due to the high amount of botters! I can't begin to imagine what it'd be like on a high-pop server... Stay safe brothers (and sisters )

 

Wasting your breathe typing about this topic. Uldum will always be botted, players in general don;t really care and think they will never get banned.
Yet they hit level 80 then head to uldum and bot 24/7 then come cry when they get banned.
Everyone knows Uldum is a ban zone yet they still bot the same profile day after day and hour after hour. I have no clue why people are so dumb but sadly they are just that

I bot Uldum almost every day, I fill my bags and log off. Some simple 16 slots not 32 slots or 24 slots because I am not greedy. Never had a issue, greed gets you banned

 

It's most likely just people reporting, might be a bad idea to leave it afk, if you have to bot uldum ( like I do, damn you needing 80 darkmoon decks! ), do it while you can watch your bots for whispers and general chat imo

 

Been botting last 3weeks like 12-14hours a day in uldum and i never watch my bot.

 

Then unfortunately you will almost surely be flagged and awaiting the ban hammer... Be careful control143

 

i been farming in uldum for weeks atm and no ban over 100k from there.
so i am lucky?

 

i bot in twilight haven't done the quests yet so i'm alone /cheers and i'm alli so i just fly there

 

Reporting and terrible settings imo. Some guy that got insta-banned from the forums recently had a point about how bad some people have their settings. Like, when five bots all collapse and unmount right on the same node that's already being used, standing there looking stupidly for a few seconds before remounting and flying off... That could be fixed by a simple setting which should probably be enabled by default.