Honorbuddy says it's on the point of bring back it honor-farming service, and disputes Blizzard's state that it banned 100,000 players.

The creators of HonorBuddy, a well known World of Warcraft bot that's recently detected by Blizzard, is about to bring the service back again.

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"We has decided to release Honorbuddy again," staff member "Bossland" said in the post within the official Honorbuddy forum. "Again, we're going to give no guarantee so we have never given an assurance, the software is protected from detection or bans."

Honorbuddy speculated the reason is client was detected via "malware-type hidden software," which scanned and located computers that have been running software that violated the World of Warcraft's terms of use.

Bossland asserted they be prepared to bring Honorbuddy back at the end of the week, however it doesn't appear like they have quite yet.

Honorbuddy also disputed Blizzard's state that over 100,000 World of Warcraft account were banned in the ban wave on May 13. "there never been a large number of active Honorbuddy users," the trainer told us.

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