tred wrote:How likely is this program detectable? If you use in a secluded area with no one to watch, will Blizz still be able to track this?
To quote from the wowsharp-site:
[qoute]How detectable is WoWFisher?
WoWFisher uses the active functions of WoWSharp, this means there's a larger chance of detection. At this time though, World of Warcraft does not check for this yet. Keep in mind though that fishing long periods could attract the attention of a Game Master, if you do not respond fast enough then the GM might suspend and/or ban your account. Because of that reason, we urge everyone to keep a close eye on their chat window while fishing.
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At this point Blizzard is not actively monitoring for this kind of abuse. But I think that Blizzard will do in the future when they have sorted other things like honorsystem, battlegrounds etc.
Problem with WoWFisher is that it uses active functions of WoWSharp which are detectable if Blizzard tries hard enough.
I've seen better fishbots on this forum which are complete macros to let you fish. This is a 3rd party software if you like which will fish for you without the risk that Blizzard can caught you using malicious code.
Just remember when using a fishbot that when you do for a long period that you might attract attention from a GM or other player. When you do not respond to a GM in time they might suspend your account, or other players might report you for suspicious behaviour.
Hope that awnsered your question
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