Proxy Setup Guide

Tutorial: Proxy Setup Guide for Ninja Bot

Goal: Learn how to buy, validate, and configure a proxy for your Ninja Bot.

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1. Check Whether the Proxy IP Is Detected as a VPN

Before using any proxy, verify how the IP is classified:

https://www.ip2proxy.com/demo#proxyresult

If the field Proxy Type returns VPN or Proxy, GameForge will block login attempts from that IP.

2. Allowed Proxy Types

The proxy must be identified as one of the following:

• No VPN or Proxy Detected
• RES (Residential proxy)

Any other classification may result in login blocks or account risk.

3. Correct Proxy Format in Ninja Configuration

When configuring a proxy in Ninja, the format must always include double slashes before the proxy address.

Expected format: //proxy:port

Example: //123.45.67.89:8080

4. Managing Multiple Bots

If you operate multiple bots, a reliable approach is validating and comparing residential proxies using specialized platforms, such as:

• https://www.lumiproxy.com

5. Critical Warning for Main Accounts

Be extremely careful not to test multiple proxies on your main account.

Game admins can see repeated login attempts, including failed ones. Always:

• Validate the proxy on the website above before using it
• Ensure the proxy location is geographically close to where you normally log in

Example of Risky Behavior

Login attempt from the United States
  → followed immediately by another from Japan

This is a major red flag and can easily result in a ban.

6. Rotating Proxies and Location Control

On most rotating proxy platforms, the password field is used to define:

• Geographic location
• Rotation behavior

Check the provider documentation to:

• Use the correct password format
• Identify how the IP expiration / rotation time is defined

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Related Tutorials

• Local SOCKS5 Proxy Setup — Free alternative using your own local IP
• Fixing Bad Credentials — General troubleshooting for login issues