Perhaps to group up with different robots, or leech off quest progress and mob tags from folks who (they assume) do not understand any better? Though, yeah, I'm slightly suspicious it also seemingly auto-accepted the rally (you are supposed to find a confirmation prompt), and wow classic gold somehow the person who was running the bot never understood their standing was getting tanked. AFAIK, the civilians in the Deeprun Tram do not have an overly short respawn, so it probably would have taken hours to stand up that many dishonorable kills.
On the 1 hand, having played Vanilla before it became WOW Classic, I must laugh in the bot scourge. Bots were a scourge back too, but my nostalgia needs I claim it was because Blizzard was underfunded, as it'd just been a year or two because the launching of WoW and their most profitable years were ahead of them. I've fond memories of the community bot threads on pvp servers, even where ally and horde goes to report people they saw botting so as to put hits out on those people the other faction would take. Truly, the very first cross-faction collaboration to happen on pvp servers was the communal effort to fuck over bots. So, indeed, it's the WOW Classic experience to have to deal with botting.
I first started playing WoW in May 2019 and played for about 6 months until I lost interest. The N'Zoth expansion was so boring--just endless grinding and lore that made no sense to me, and my efforts to catch up to this lore by reading online only made me more and more confounded. So I eventually just quit playing. It's a shame, since portions of WOW Classic were very enjoyable and well executed, but it seems the expansion packs just becoming worse and worse. I suppose it's hard to maintain creative energy for 20 years on precisely the same world, especially when you have to focus the narrative on tensions and cheap classic wow gold increased stakes for gameplay, but Blizzard has done an awful job of it IMO.
