WoW Farming Bot General Chat

[jusacuelemon]

In reply to Wannsong: [Yep, you are very right long-term you'll make much more money compared to quick 20-30k$ from key sales]

dude making profit on selling software much easy than make a bot farm, where you should have tons of hardware, bot all the time stucks, something break all the time and other annoying things. If you selling bot soft you just loot raw money without any issues

 

[jusacuelemon]

just imagine how much capacity you need to earn similarly, doing only botting without selling your product, which already charged people would like to buy.

 

[Wannsong]

You are right, but if you are capable of creating such software you can automate a lot of things and maintaining such a big farm won't be that big deal

 

[Wannsong]

With just one employee to sell the gold you can run easily hundreds of accs for few hours work per day

 

[Wannsong]

On the other side you have to deal with constant complaints about the product keep it up to date always, better it day by day because there is much competition on the market

 

[jusacuelemon]

I agree, but do not forget that the creator of the bot is just an ordinary guy student and hack the client world of warcraft can anyone with more than average knowledge. If you are a coder of one language for example, you may not know anything about other things. it's normal

 

[Wannsong]

A ton of bots constantly releasing new profiles and you are staying behind

 

[jusacuelemon]

think about why automakers have their own dealerships that more or less independently operate from the manufacturer's plant, because they can't handle all the problems alone and it's impossible to sell and assemble and develop cars

 

[Wannsong]

Yeah you are right too, the coin always have 2 sides, I guess just my point of view is slightly different, I think it also depends on which activity gives you more joy- maintaining the farm or coding, whatever makes you happier I suppose ^^

 

[Wannsong]

In reply to justacutelemon: [think about why automakers have their own dealerships that more or less independently operate from the manufacturer's plant, because they can't handle all the problems alone and it's impossible to sell and assemble and develop cars]

Yep you are totally right

 

[jusacuelemon]

In reply to Wannsong: [Yeah you are right too, the coin always have 2 sides, I guess just my point of view is slightly different, I think it also depends on which activity gives you more joy- maintaining the farm or coding, whatever makes you happier I suppose ^^]

absolutely so, I would probably also try to make my own farm if I were a developer and I would hardly give it out to the public, but it seems that there are some objective things if it turns out that the software is sold

 

[Mons]

In reply to justacutelemon: [I agree, but do not forget that the creator of the bot is just an ordinary guy student and hack the client world of warcraft can anyone with more than average knowledge. If you are a coder of one language for example, you may not know anything about other things. it's normal]

Lmao, this statement is 100% wrong

 

[Mons]

If you think just any student can hack together an undetected unlocker, you're wrong

 

[Mons]

Maybe some can, but look at how many unlockers are out there. Its only a few viable options

 

[jusacuelemon]

In reply to Mons: [If you think just any student can hack together an undetected unlocker, you're wrong]

i'm not think, i m sure

 

[jusacuelemon]

let me say, i know

 

[Mons]

ok

 

[jusacuelemon]

In reply to Mons: [Maybe some can, but look at how many unlockers are out there. Its only a few viable options]

Because botting in a particular game is narrowly focused, it's not hard to learn lua json or any or write a pixel-type bot. you just need to be an intermediate level coder to do it. it's not hacking into bank security systems

 

[jusacuelemon]

Just because you don't know how to do it doesn't mean the other guy doesn't either

 

[Mons]

Bro.