WCore fishes for you. It casts, listens for the splash, checks that it was your bobber, loots the catch and casts again, while you do something else. It knows the world by its own map and walks to your fishing place by itself. One PC is enough: WCore runs in a virtual machine next to the game (or on a second PC) and plays by picture, sound and key presses, like a player would.
One of our own sessions, straight from the program's header. Yours depends on the water and your connection.
WCore does not sit inside the game. It looks, listens and presses keys, from a virtual machine on your PC or from another PC.
The bot itself does not run next to the game: it runs in a virtual machine on the same PC (recommended) or on a second PC. Next to the game runs only a small Agent, which passes the picture and the sound on and presses the keys it is told to.
It works from what a player gets: the screen and the speakers. To walk it plans the way on a map of the world kept on its own side. It never reads or changes the game's memory, and it does not patch the game's program.
It acts the way a player does: by pressing the same keys you would press, to cast and to walk.
This keeps WCore out of the game's insides. It is not a promise that it cannot be noticed: see the questions below.
Everything on this page is in the program today.
WCore listens to the game's own sound for the splash of a bite. No timers, no guessing: it reacts when the fish does.
It finds your bobber on the screen and checks that yours was the one that dipped, so another angler's splash does not waste your cast. It remembers your camera and puts it back, so the bobber stays in sight.
Fish caught, time at work and fish per hour sit in the window's header the whole time. One click starts them over.
A list of everything that came out of the water, by kind, counted as it lands in your bags. Clear it whenever you want a fresh count.
WCore sets the game up for you: the keys, auto loot and the sound it needs. Nothing to type, and nothing to redo after you restart the game.
A plain-words log of every cast and a live graph of what it hears. When something is off, you can see why, and so can we when you ask for help.
Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms, with bankers, innkeepers, flight masters, vendors and mailboxes marked, zone borders, and where hostile creatures live. Search by name, double-click to walk there.
Right-click the map to set a fishing place: the bot walks there and stands facing the water. Right-click the water next to it to turn it towards where the bobber should land.
It plans every walk on the map: up stairs and over bridges, down the middle of the road, not along walls. If something the map does not know is in the way, it remembers the spot and goes round.
A real session, not a mock-up. Click a page, here or in the window's own menu, and move over any part to see what it is.
Move over the picture (or tap a part) to see what it is
WCore has its own map of Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms: where a character can stand, where the stairs, bridges and walls are, which zone asks what Fishing skill, and where the schools of fish are. These pictures are the program's own Map page.
The ground, the water and every building of the game's world, cut into squares of one yard: where a character can stand, on which floor, and to which square next to it one can step. Stairs and bridges included, walls and cliffs not. The Map page downloads it once and then only what changed.
The game itself tells your place and the way you face, twenty times a second: Set up the game types a small script into the game's chat that shows it as a strip of coloured squares in the corner of the screen, and WCore reads it from the picture. No addon, no reading of the game's memory.
The cheapest chain of steps on the map, where squares near walls and edges cost more: so the way keeps to the middle of the road, takes the stairs, and is straightened into lines. It differs a little from one walk to the next.
Forward and the turn keys, like you would, checking its place about twelve times a second. Stuck? It jumps, steps back and tries again. In a fight, dead, or with the game window not in front, it lets go of every key and says why.
WCore runs in a virtual machine on your gaming PC (recommended) or on a second PC, and works the game over the network.
Put WCore in a Windows virtual machine on your PC (network set to Bridged) or on a second PC. Run the small Agent next to the game: it shows a six-digit PIN.
In WCore press Find, type the PIN, and press the button that sets up the game.
Turn the game's camera so the bobber lands in plain sight in front of your character, and press Remember this camera.
Stand at the water with a rod, or let the bot walk to a fishing place on the map, press Start fishing, and leave the game window in front.
Full access from day one. The first month costs less, so you can see what it does for you.
then $20 for every 30 days after
No tiers, no extras to buy.
Join the WCore Discord and open a ticket. A licence is for one PC: . Give the code in the ticket.
Everything above for 3 days on one PC: fishing, the map, the walking. Like it? Go on with the first month at $15, on the same PC and with nothing to set up again.
Get the trial