For additional details behind this change, please check out the forum thread titled: Gear Changes in Patch 5.4.8.When used, Deeds of Valor grants 100 to the character, up to the 1000 Valor Point maximum per week. Mistweaver Ai on the Timeless Isle next to the Celestial Court now sells a token called for 3000 Timeless Coins.Heirloom weapons awarded by Garrosh Hellscream have been increased by 8 item levels to keep them on parity with the additional 2 upgrade levels given to other items.Please note, this change does not apply to PvP gear. All upgradable epic quality items introduced in Patch 5.4 (items found in Siege of Orgrimmar and on the Timeless Isle) will now be eligible to be upgraded an additional 2 times for a total increase of 16 item levels.Increased berserk timer for Garrosh Hellscream to 25 minutes (up from 18 minutes) on Raid Finder difficulty.General Nazgrim no longer calls in an additional wave of forces at 10% health on Raid Finder difficulty.can now be activated to remove movement-slowing effects even if another movement speed bonus such as is already present (the speed bonuses will still not stack).Resolved an issue where 's movement speed bonus was stacking incorrectly with warrior's.This is a video explaining how to set Honorbuddy up and then sit back as your character magically plays itself.Patch 5.4.8 is the fourth minor patch for patch 5.4. It means Blizzard is attacking from both sides, by undermining black market alternatives while simultaneously policing the methods that sustain it. There was the WOW Token that introduced a legitimate way for players to buy gold, and there was the paid level-90 character boost to skip all that levelling. This apparent Honorbuddy detection strikes yet another blow in recent months against outlawed activity in World of Warcraft. It's a paid-for tool that the Honorbuddy website says has 200,000 registered accounts. Honorbuddy is a program that offers automated control of your WOW character, allowing people to leave their computer while their character harvests resources or even fights in battles to earn - or farm - reputation.
Glider used to be the WOW bot du jour, until Blizzard took it to court - and won. On the Honorbuddy forum, however, there's a post by staff member Bossland that reads like an admission of defeat. The infamous Honorbuddy bot plaguing World of Warcraft appears to have been beaten.īlizzard didn't name Honorbuddy specifically but said, in a post on the WOW forum (via Gamespot), "We've recently taken action against a large number of World of Warcraft accounts that were found to be using third-party programs that automate gameplay, known as 'bots'."
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