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 Up to 2,000 bots are actively playing on the CoffingQuest server at any given time, ranging from levels 1 through 80.  These bots will queue for dungeons and battlegrounds, use the auction house, and quest among other things.  There are two ways that players can engage playerbots: Up to 2,000 bots are actively playing on the CoffingQuest server at any given time, ranging from levels 1 through 80.  These bots will queue for dungeons and battlegrounds, use the auction house, and quest among other things.  There are two ways that players can engage playerbots:
  
-  * Players can engage the active bot population by bringing them into their group.  Use the search feature to find bots near your level and start throwing out invites.  **//Side Note://** Engaging playerbots this way is by far my preferred method.  At first I wanted to control their gear choices, however the playerbots in the world perform exceptionally well even if poorly geared.  Because of that, I don't have to work to maintain 4+ account playerbots and can instead focus on my main character while easily bringing in exhisting playerbots when needed.+  * Players can engage the active bot population by bringing them into their group.  Use the search feature to find bots near your level and start throwing out invites. 
  
-  * Users can create alts on their own account, and then summon them in-game from their main character. Spawning new in-world bots that haven't been created on your own account has been turned off.+  * Players can create alts on their own account, and then summon them in-game from their main character. Spawning new in-world bots that haven't been created on your own account has been turned off.
  
 Regardless of the method, once the playerbots are in your group they can be controlled via the party chat channel. Regardless of the method, once the playerbots are in your group they can be controlled via the party chat channel.
  
-==== Materializing Your Account Playerbots ====+==== Materializing Your Account Playerbots (Optional) ====
  
-You will first need to go through the process of creating multiple characters on your account before using this method, which is why we recommend using bots already in the world.  To see a list of available playerbots on your account, type in the following command: **.playerbot bot list** +//This section is only necessary if you want to use your own account Playerbots.//  You will first need to go through the process of creating multiple characters on your account before using this method, which is why we recommend using playerbots already in the world.  To see a list of available playerbots on your account, type in the following command: **.playerbot bot list**.  This will display the characters available for you to spawn: 
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-This should display available characters like this: +
 {{ :playerbotlist.jpg?600 |}} {{ :playerbotlist.jpg?600 |}}
  
-To spawn Blumpkin, I would issue the following command: **.playerbot bot add Blumpkin** +To spawn Blumpkin and Testlock, I would issue the following command: **.playerbot bot add Blumpkin,Testlock**.  Those playerbots will automatically join my group:
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-That playerbot will automatically hop into my group:+
 {{ :playerbotblumpkin.jpg?600 |}} {{ :playerbotblumpkin.jpg?600 |}}
  
-==== Summoning Playerbots In Your Group to You====+==== Summoning Playerbots to Your Location====
  
-Once in your group, simply type //in party or raid chat// the following word:  **summon** +Once in your group, simply type //in party// the following word:  **summon**. This will bring all playerbots in your group directly to you:
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-This will bring all playerbots in your group / raid directly to you:+
 {{ :summonedbots.jpg?600 |}} {{ :summonedbots.jpg?600 |}}
  
 ==== Controlling Playerbots In Group ==== ==== Controlling Playerbots In Group ====
  
-Here are a list of commands that can be typed in party to control the Playerbots:+Here are a list of commands that can be used to control the Playerbots:
  
 +  * **Give Leader**: If you find yourself in a group with Playerbots and one of them has leader, this should give it to you.
   * **Follow**: All of the Playerbots will follow the player in-game.   * **Follow**: All of the Playerbots will follow the player in-game.
-  * **Give Leader**: If you find yourself in a group with Playerbots and one of them has leader, this should give it to you. 
   * **Stay**: All of the Playerbots will stay in at the current location of the player in-game.   * **Stay**: All of the Playerbots will stay in at the current location of the player in-game.
   * **Attack**: All of the Playerbots will initiate combat against your current target (if applicable).   * **Attack**: All of the Playerbots will initiate combat against your current target (if applicable).
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 ==== Final Thoughts ==== ==== Final Thoughts ====
  
-While this guide should be a good start, I implore you read more into the Playerbots wiki that I linked above.  And if you feel that this page could use more information regarding Playerbots, //please help us out by trying to add some information yourself// as having input from multiple community members will always enchance content for the positive.  +While this guide should be a good start, I implore you read more into the Playerbots wiki that I linked above.  And if you feel that this page could use more information regarding Playerbots, //please help us out by trying to add some information yourself// as having input from multiple community members will always enhance content for the positive and help cut down on misteaks.  
  
 **Thank you, go have fun out there!** **Thank you, go have fun out there!**
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