Unethical Gameplay?

[Ritley]

Why did you quote me just to go off on one of your tangents and not respond to what I wrote in any fashion whatsoever? Another great post by WOWBOX40. Congrats on your gold and mounts bud.

[JohnGabriel]

When I start a mythic I turn auto-fire on and it does not get turned off until the dungeon is done. I have never worried about it because I put /stopmacro [nocombat] at the top of every macro.

Blizzard never said anything about it to me, but I am also physically sitting at the keyboard frantically watching the monitors and actively pressing various other keys and footpedals while constantly moving around.

[WOWBOX40]

Thats the thing John. They never take contact, since that will inform you that they are watching you. This could give you a chance to alter your "what you could be doing" to try remain undetected. Instead they give you a ban 6 to 12 months later, whenever the next banwave happens. If you manage to stay "under their radar" for a solid 1.5 years, i would conclude your "plan" works well.


Sidenote... i just realized that there arent that many different posters on this forum in general. I thought the community was bigger tbh. Ohwell, maybe most are just quietly lurking around /cough botters /cough j/k, i have no idea.

[Ughmahedhurtz]

Sidenote... i just realized that there arent that many different posters on this forum in general. I thought the community was bigger tbh. Ohwell, maybe most are just quietly lurking around /cough botters /cough j/k, i have no idea.

Signal to noise ratio is excellent around here. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by much more fundamental concepts. My engineering team at work averages about 4 replies per email thread. Our Marketing team averages 12, largely because of the "Thanks!" or "OIC" replies that have exactly zero intellectual value.

[MadMilitia]

Signal to noise ratio is excellent around here. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by much more fundamental concepts. My engineering team at work averages about 4 replies per email thread. Our Marketing team averages 12, largely because of the "Thanks!" or "OIC" replies that have exactly zero intellectual value.

LOL @ "OIC" brings back good memories of days in EQ with my buddy Glouns.

[Acidburning]

Signal to noise ratio is excellent around here. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by much more fundamental concepts. My engineering team at work averages about 4 replies per email thread. Our Marketing team averages 12, largely because of the "Thanks!" or "OIC" replies that have exactly zero intellectual value.

/thumbs up

[ebony]

this topic still going.

here a topic i found form the gsse dev

https://wowlazymacros.com/forums/top...hin-grey-line/

[JohnGabriel]

this topic still going.

here a topic i found form the gsse dev

https://wowlazymacros.com/forums/top...hin-grey-line/

This is from that link:

What we know is that when these tools are used to remove the RSI (Repetative Strain Injury) inducing behaviours of spamming the same keyboard button over and over. No one has been banned for using these tools in this behaviour.

This is how I use it and feel a bit better seeing that statement.

[ebony]

This is from that link:


This is how I use it and feel a bit better seeing that statement.

the problem is when u do that with a useless paper wight, and go afk on a stand still farm

[MadMilitia]

Unrelated to the thread but for RSI I found the patu forearm rests to be a life saver. They work by suspending the tendons responsible for hand/finger movement in air while your arm weight rests towards your elbow or the fat of the forearm. After using them for a month my hand pains were completely gone.

The way desks are made is actually horrible for your hands and RSI because the tendons responsible for hand and finger movement run down your forearm. When you rest your palm or wrist against a desk you are limiting their movement while demanding motion. This is very damaging. This can also be done by using a vertical mouse which forces your fat side of the forearm down instead of the tendon side.