I'm pretty sure I'm getting that amount or better by using:
I take it someone's tried routing via Tor?Updated first post with newest version of Necrobot + some popular configs.
Many botters are experiencing "No pokestops found" and frequent softbans. This is mainly the case for people running multiple bots.
We think that Niantic is now limiting our IP(too many requests > temp IP ban). Many suggested using VPNs or proxies to get around a ban.
I've tried running 3-4 accounts on a VM with a VPN that automatically changes your IP every 5 minutes but I still get softbanned quite often, it works until it breaks lol, so it does require frequent monitoring, unfortunately.
I've seen one guy say he had a unique proxy assigned to each of his bots and that he wasn't getting anymore soft bans. Haven't been able to try that yet.
I've read people suggesting it, but haven't seen anyone successfully do it.I take it someone's tried routing via Tor?
Wondering if Pokego API accepts IPv6 requests. You could easily get 200 IPv6 addressesI've read people suggesting it, but haven't seen anyone successfully do it.
"Proxifier" seems to be getting popular amongst pokemon go proxy users
Edit: someone mentioned "ProxyCap" to run through the Tor network, although I'm not sure how this would work with multiple bots
Updated first post with newest version of Necrobot + some popular configs.
Many botters are experiencing "No pokestops found" and frequent softbans. This is mainly the case for people running multiple bots.
We think that Niantic is now limiting our IP(too many requests > temp IP ban). Many suggested using VPNs or proxies to get around a ban.
I've tried running 3-4 accounts on a VM with a VPN that automatically changes your IP every 5 minutes but I still get softbanned quite often, it works until it breaks lol, so it does require frequent monitoring, unfortunately.
I've seen one guy say he had a unique proxy assigned to each of his bots and that he wasn't getting anymore soft bans. Haven't been able to try that yet.

