[Falcaram]

Can you use nogg-it or any other program to edit the terrain inside instances, so you can run them from below avoiding all the mobs, and just pick the bosses?

Has anyone tried this succesfully?

Thanks!

[Sprackle]

Model editing never should be used for PVE advantages.

[schlumpf]

Depends on the instance. Yes I have.

[Falcaram]

Originally Posted by Sprackle

Model editing never should be used for PVE advantages.

Why not? I'm just curious... Moral objections in a page that supports botting, and even scamming? :P

[IceReaper]

when you do sth. which harms you, its your part.
if you do sth. which harms other players its absolutely wrong!

example:
level-editing to reach new places for fun -> good
level-editing to attack players where they cant see you -> very bad

[Invent]

Originally Posted by Falcaram

Why not? I'm just curious... Moral objections in a page that supports botting, and even scamming? :P

Model editing for any kind of advantage be it PvP or PvE is wrong, end of story. of course there are some who don't believe this...

If you wanted to use it to get out of an instance, I could see that.

[Falcaram]

I see your point, but still, I can't see why doing this is "more wrong" than for example, hacking someone's account, and I've seen plenty of threads in these forums regarding that.

Doing what I ask for is no worse than afk-botting in a bg, it's just a way to get fast, good gear.

Why not? Really, I'm curious about your reaciton, I didn't expect that :P

[techniquees]

If you're thinking of editing maps to give yourself a distinct advantage over other people then you're playing with fire when it comes to blizz live servers. Sooner or later someone will notice you. Is it worth all the real effort you put in before?

[Falcaram]

Originally Posted by techniquees

If you're thinking of editing maps to give yourself a distinct advantage over other people then you're playing with fire when it comes to blizz live servers. Sooner or later someone will notice you. Is it worth all the real effort you put in before?

I see, as long as you do it in public places but... Instances aren't public places... So how can they notice me? Blizzard policies, as wow lawyer says, are reactive, so they won't search for cheaters at the instances but instead check the reports, and who's gonna report someone cheating INSIDE an instance?

[Invent]

It's a matter of morals. Do what you like, even if it shouldn't be done.