Hourly Piloting Service

Hourly Piloting lets you book a number of hours in World of Warcraft: Midnight. A player from the seller’s team then spends those hours on your character, working through the goals you set.

What you get

• The number of hours you set on the slider
• Almost any solo activity: quests and campaigns, reputations, dailies and weeklies, delves, profession and material farming
• Optional group and raid activity inside your hours
• Gold, loot, materials and currencies earned stay on your account

How it works

1. Choose your faction and the number of hours.
2. Add Group Activity, Raid Activity or Stream if needed.
3. Send your priorities, such as bosses, reputations or checklists.
4. The player works through them during the booked time, split into sessions if agreed.

Requirements

• An active World of Warcraft subscription with Midnight
• Some activities need a level or unlock your character may not have; the seller checks with you before starting

Timing

Hours can be booked as one session or several shorter ones. The seller says it schedules sessions for your time zone on EU and US servers, and agrees goals and route before starting.

Options explained

• Boost method: Piloted only, so a player signs in to your character.
• Faction: Horde or Alliance.
• Amount of hours: set on a slider, priced per hour.
• Group Activity: dungeons and other group content inside the session.
• Raid Activity: raid objectives inside the session.
• Stream: a private live stream so you can watch.

Before you order

• Decide before you book what matters most. A short list of two or three goals gives better results than a long wish list, because every hour is a fixed amount of play time.
• Delves in Season 2 use the companion Valeera Sanguinar, whose level cap is 80, so delve progress depends partly on companion levels.
• The Great Vault world row fills when you complete 2, 4 or 8 world activities in a week, which is a good use of booked hours near the weekly reset.
• The seller says Prey continues with a new seasonal journey in Season 2, and you can ask the manager whether it fits inside your hours.
• Write a clear priority list. Time spent on travel and waiting still counts as booked hours.
• Season 2 weekly tasks include Saltheril’s Soiree, Abundance, Legends of the Haranir, Stormarion Assault, Amani Abyss and Special Assignments.
• This is a Piloted service, so it shares your login. Piloted means a booster signs in to your account, which Blizzard’s terms do not allow, so there is some ban risk; Self-Play keeps you in control of your own login.