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World of Warcraft's proxy problem is almost entirely a Battle.net login problem. The game connection is latency-sensitive and not scored on address; the login is. A Battle.net account that appears from a new country or a datacenter range is locked pending verification, and accounts that share addresses are linked when one is actioned. For multiboxers, gold farmers and anyone playing from abroad, the setup is about keeping each account's login location boring.
| Proxy type | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter | Account lock | A Battle.net login from a datacenter range triggers the suspicious-login lock and, on a second attempt, a password reset. Not usable for any login. |
| ISP (static residential) | Login consistency | A fixed consumer address per account for every Battle.net login, with the latency the game connection can live with. The default for multiboxers and farmers. |
| Sticky residential | Playing from abroad | A household IP in the account's home country, held for the session, so a player travelling or living abroad keeps a consistent login location. |
| 4G / 5G mobile | Latency cost | Carrier NAT latency is felt in raids and PvP, and Battle.net does not score mobile higher. Only for the companion app. |
| Rotating residential | Lock on every rotation | Each rotation is a new-location login. The account is locked within a session. |
A Battle.net login from a datacenter range triggers the suspicious-login lock and, on a second attempt, a password reset. Not usable for any login.
A fixed consumer address per account for every Battle.net login, with the latency the game connection can live with. The default for multiboxers and farmers.
A household IP in the account's home country, held for the session, so a player travelling or living abroad keeps a consistent login location.
Carrier NAT latency is felt in raids and PvP, and Battle.net does not score mobile higher. Only for the companion app.
Each rotation is a new-location login. The account is locked within a session.
ISP for every account that logs in regularly, sticky residential for a player abroad, nothing else.
Location consistency, region binding and cross-account linkage — the game itself does not care about the address.
A login from a country, ASN or address type the account has not used before triggers a lock and an email verification. Repeated new locations escalate to a forced password reset and, for accounts under review, a suspension.
Proxy setup: One address per account for every login, in the account's home country, changed only once and deliberately.
Accounts belong to a region (Americas, Europe, Korea, Taiwan) and realms live in that region. Logging into a Europe account from an American address is exactly the mismatch the lock is for.
Proxy setup: An address in a country within the account's region.
Accounts that log in from one address are linked. Multiboxing on one connection is permitted, but when one linked account is actioned for botting or RMT, the rest are reviewed with it.
Proxy setup: One address per account isolates them. Multiboxers who prefer one address for latency accept that the group is reviewed together.
The login and the game connection should come from the same address. Route both through the proxy at the system level.
A Europe account on a European address in the country it has used before. Never cross regions.
Log in manually from the new address, clear the verification email, then keep it. Every further change is another lock.
Fixed, unshared, in region. Spread across subnets so one review does not cover the farm.
Choose the closest region we offer to the realm's datacenter. A proxy on the wrong side of the continent is felt in every encounter.
The mobile app logging in from a carrier address in another country is a new location on the account.
One address per Battle.net account that logs in regularly.
| What you are running | Proxies you need | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One player abroad | 1 sticky residential or ISP | One address in the account's home country. The trial covers it. |
| Multiboxer, 5 accounts | 1–5 ISP IPs | One shared address for lowest latency, or one per account for isolation. Your call on the trade-off. |
| Farm, 20 accounts | 22–24 ISP IPs | One per account plus spares, in region, across subnets. |
| Accounts in two regions | Per region | Separate address pools in each region's countries. |
1 sticky residential or ISP
One address in the account's home country. The trial covers it.
1–5 ISP IPs
One shared address for lowest latency, or one per account for isolation. Your call on the trade-off.
22–24 ISP IPs
One per account plus spares, in region, across subnets.
Per region
Separate address pools in each region's countries.
A login from a datacenter range.
An address outside the account's region.
Changing address repeatedly instead of once.
Rotating residential on the Battle.net client.
The companion app logging in from another country.
Farm accounts sharing an address without accepting the shared review.
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Cost
>$500/month minimum
Success Rate
High (95%+)
Setup Time
Complex setup
Support Quality
Cost
$50-200/month
Success Rate
Variable (70-85%)
Setup Time
Quick but limited docs
Support Quality
Cost
From $3/month
Success Rate
99.9% uptime
Setup Time
1 min setup
Support Quality
24/7 live support
Because the login came from a country, ASN or address type the account has not used before. A datacenter range triggers the suspicious-login lock immediately; a new country triggers it too. Give each account one fixed ISP address in its home country and region, and move it only once, deliberately.
Yes, which is why the address should be chosen for latency to the realm as well as for consistency. Pick the closest region we offer to the realm's datacenter and route the Battle.net client and the game through the same ISP address. Mobile addresses add carrier latency that is felt in raids and PvP.
You can. Multiboxing on one connection is permitted, and one shared address gives the lowest latency. The trade-off is that accounts on one address are linked, so if one is actioned the rest are reviewed with it. One address per account isolates them; one address for all is faster. Your call.
Yes. The companion app logging in from a carrier address in another country is a new location on the account, and that is a lock. Route the app through the same address as the desktop client, or at least one in the same country and region.
A country within the account's Battle.net region: Americas, Europe, Korea or Taiwan. Realms live in that region and logging into a Europe account from an American address is exactly the mismatch the lock is for. Accounts in two regions need separate address pools in each.
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