World of Warcraft Bots

If you want to jump right to things, there are two very popular bots for WoW.

MMOGlider and the Innerspace setup.

MMO Glider has a one time fee of $25, but is very simple to setup and use. The Innerspace setup is quite a bit more complicated, and has a monthly fee. Some people think the end result of the Innerspace setup is better, but I prefer MMO Glider.

The best place to get new bots and keep up with recent hacks and exploits is MMORPGUIDES. They stay very up to date with what is working and what is not.

So what types of bots are there in WoW? Here are some common ones:

1)The leveling bot - This bot fights for you, sells his trash, repairs his armor, then fights for you. You just leave your computer on and he does the rest.

2)World of Warcraft Fishing bot - This bot should be pretty self explanatory. The bot spends all day fishing for you. Get as many catches as you need, he'll stay there all night.

3)The traveling bot - This bot travels for you. You don't feel like walking from point A to point B? No problem, just tell the bot where to go and he's off.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when using World of Warcraft Bots:

1) Although going completely AFK and letting the bot run on its own is tempting, you might want to avoid it. If the bot gets stuck it wastes time and is pretty obvious to other players that you are a bot.

2) You can get banned for this. The makers of Glider and other bots do their best to prevent this, but bans do happen.

3) Read the effin manual. All of these bots take at least a tiny bit of effort to use. Read the manual, the help pages and search the forums for answers. I can almost guarantee somebody has asked the same question as you. Most of them come with great READMEs, so READ THEM! Don't get lazy and try to wing it.

4) Stay up to date. The easiest way to get caught is not paying attention to how up to date your software is. Blizzard is constantly adapting trying to catch people using these, so you need to keep your bot up to date.