I'd like to play with my daughter, me on a laptop and she on a desktop. However her English isn't so great and her other languages are korean and chinese.

So I am concered a little concerned about being percieved as buffbotting or something of the sort.

Should we just play and then trust the judgement of the gamemaster if confronted?

I think the GM's have enough experience to tell whether a person is a bot or not.

When GMs pops to check if one of you is a bot or not, you all should be talking to GM at same time. It is up to you to prove that you're not a bot.

Trajin wrote:I'd like to play with my daughter, me on a laptop and she on a desktop. However her English isn't so great and her other languages are korean and chinese.

So I am concered a little concerned about being percieved as buffbotting or something of the sort.

Should we just play and then trust the judgement of the gamemaster if confronted?

As long she can play, move the charr around and stuff it shouldn't be a problem, GM sees if the other player is passiv mode.

Ok great, that's all I need to know. She can type in English but just slowly

Rose wrote:When GMs pops to check if one of you is a bot or not, you all should be talking to GM at same time. It is up to you to prove that you're not a bot.

this is done by a few tests which even a non english person can do if you just explain it to her

If all is well you probably wont ever have a GM contact you, much less have you perform tests. I had a brother playing with me for months without any incidents (that's not to say GMs didn't check out on me)