I recently submitted a series of tickets to attempt clarity on "streamlines in any way". They told me the statement was intentionally vague so I asked about all of the built in windows options we're using atm and got a managing GM who told me if I didn't stop pursuing the conversation they would suspend my account.
Can they detect WOB? If not then I'm fine using it. Otherwise I guess it's scroll wheel mouse hover for eternity :*(
While I love the infinity spin wheels I think they clearly violate the 1 human input to 1 in game action in 1 game client which is clearly a guiding principle when folk are looking at what others are doing.Originally Posted by Celosar
No one outside Blizzard knows, at any given time, what they are using to trigger a ban but we should be aware of risks.
From previous research my somewhat vague recollection is that Blizzard can see what interacts with their clients and can see running processes on your machine but don't know that for sure. It has been awhile that I researched what folk believe Blizzard's anti-cheat mechanism can/do track (I think Warden is one of their tools) and don't have the time nor interest to research all of that again so my recollection from my research years ago is the best I can tell you...
The safest option is to not use any 3rd party software and not do anything that could be construed to be input broadcasting or automation.
Last edited by nodoze : 05-21-2021 at 07:55 AM
They can detect anything your running on your PC it says that when u sign the tos in game!
Well, if they could 100% detect anything you are running there would literally be 0 bots in the game. Thats not the case.
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