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Hi Guys, im new here and i have a question:) Is there a working pvp bot for private servers on the 4.3.4 Cataclysm patch? Home Forums > Honorbuddy Forum.

Powerful WRobot has all the features that any modern bot needs to have. It's advanced artificial intelligence closely mimics a humans behavior. The objective of WRobot is to not upset the balance of the game, but to help you play your way even with a busy schedule.

With WRobot you can gather mining and herbing nodes, do quests, battlegrounds, pet battles, fishing, archaeology, and many other features that allow you to progress in all aspects of the game. It is also optimized to use the least amount of memory and CPU, so it can run on nearly any computer. Rebus kazaksha zhauabimen informatika di.

Ros-Bot has been my bot of choice since it launched because it never injected anything into the game. Now everyone is overreacting because DemonBuddy claims warden can detect it. Okay fine, but there are better ways to protect against detection without resorting to injection. So how does Ros-Bot stay hidden, I’ll tell you. They inject a DLL into Diablo 3 in order to detour a couple of key functions which are critical to detecting Ros-Bot. Such functions could be Windows API functions such as CreateToolhelp32Snapshot and EnumProcesses. The way detouring works is it replaces the first couple bytes of the code with a long jump to their own code, which returns bogus data back to whomever called the function (i.e.

Warden, Diablo 3, etc.) Why is this more dangerous, well Blizzard can just look at the first couple bytes of the detoured function, if it finds a long jump or other code consistent with Ros-Bot’s injection, they flag your account for a ban. It’s happened countless times before and even happened to me when I was trying to bypass HOTS’s Anti-Debugging protection. The ban was swift and without mercy. See this: Injection has led to countless bans from PQR in WoW to both HonorBuddy and DemonBuddy.

I urge the Ros-Bot developers to disprove me by explaining exactly what they’re doing and why their new protection is safe. And don’t just say I should trust them, they haven’t earned that level of trust.

Writing a bot, especially for Diablo 3 isn’t particularly hard. Especially when you can rip off libraries like Enigma to get a basic understanding of the internal workings of the game’s memory and roll with it for the better part of the year. I promised alternatives so here are some I can think of. Ensure Ros-Bot always runs as admin, that way D3 can’t do an OpenProcess on it. Strip the binary of all icon and exe metadata. Ensure the titles of all windows of the bot are empty.

Allow renaming of the executable. Have several unique versions of the executable by running them through various code manglers, compilers, obfuscators and compressors to avoid simple signature attacks. Ideally remove all communication with the server during runtime (I know this will kill some features but protecting accounts is more important than anything else). I’m sure you can think of more. Either way I’m not using the bot until you’ve addressed all these issues and I suggest everyone else do the same. Ros-Bot’s footprint is getting too large and the risk of a ban is way too high for my liking.

Cheers and good luck! EDIT: Okay, I have concluded my analysis. Turns out that Ros-Bot DOES inject a DLL after all, but it generates one on the fly before copying it over to Diablo manually. It also appears to NOT prevent Ros-Bot detection. Either way this bot is going to get you banned.