This is a question i have been wondering for a while and just now asking. After some research: wow can detect bots by looking at what is taking processing power (and some other things that i didn't understand) to come to the conclusion that the program is a bot. However, if you add wow to steam, then stream it to computer number two, you are technically running the same as an image on the second computer that takes in inputs, so wow shouldn't be able to scan the processes going on the second computer. So is it possible to run a bot on computer #2 threw steam streaming without being detected?
Bot is detected mainly by way, how it is talking to game. It is reading memory, injecting itself into the game etc... If you don't understand something, it is not good to just ignore it and make some decision without it, it is better to find what it is and how it is working. And no, it will not work. If you are botting you will be banned in future. Doesn't matter if HB is detected because someone will report you and you will receive ban anyway.
HB isn't detective if it could be detected then tripwire would be activated. and doing something like streaming on a second PC. HB isn't a cheap ass collor picking bot.
If wow is running on pc 1, then also the bot has to run on pc 1, as hb isn't able to remotely interact with a wow instance. Therefore it doesn't matter if you stream. As brainAbuddy already said, hb isn't just about using your mouse or keyboard, it is way more complex.
