Solution for kill bot easy

[addprogamer]

FlanFlan,

That can work too, because in Draken sang online, trade remove xd and the game work.

And in Diablo 3 you can only trade item when you drope with a patry member, less 2h

[ZeroFoxGiven]

TLDR: OP wants IMC to disable a portion of the game’s current content for new players. XD

[Cheezyshooter]

Another easy way to spot low level bots is they all wear the cafrisun set. Even @lv 90, still wearing that set…

[tzxazrael]

my 130 chaplain is still wearing that set, because it gives the extra hit-line for every swing.
have yet to see any other gear provide that at low level… or any level… and with just a couple of simple buffs, that can add a lot to your damage.

[EinZweiDrei]

People can take caprisun set ad far as they want to. Im 150ish and still use it. Chaplain as well.

[jynxie10]

There is no way botters can clear all of the quests in TOS, thats the reason. It is impossible for them.

this is false logic. “they have not done it” is not proof that “they cannot do it”.

just look at all the things that -were- done in the past that had not been done before.

hell, 25 years ago, the MMO itself was “impossible! you’ll never get tens of people online in the same game, let alone hundreds or thousands. you just can’t transfer data fast enough!”

the code would be very easy to write. the biggest problems would be having to manually do the quests a couple of times to give the bot the data. functionally, it’s no different than writing the code to go into town and sell things.

go to "location"
interact with npc "quest giver"
start “quest_name”
-start “quest_name first_objective”
–go to “quest_name location”
–target “quest_name objective”
==if target = mob then hunt “quest_name target_number”
==if target = npc then interact with “quest_name target_npc”
–if “quest_name” has “second_objective” then start “quest_name second_objective”
–else go to “location”
–interact with npc “quest giver”
–complete “quest_name”
-do next quest

for purposes of the game/coding, -anything- you interact with, like “stone pillar” or “magic circle” or “that guy over there” are all considered as “NPC’s”.
if all you need to do is poke it, it’s just a simple “talk to X”. if you need to do more than that, you can simply identify which options to choose when a menu arrives.

Basically youre hoping botters can quests where in fact they cant, it’s much faster to level bots if they can quests, they dont have to take the trouble of leveling in the field if they can do that.

both of these statements are completely untrue.
if anything we would be hoping that bots -couldn’t- do quests… but it’s completely basic to write the scripts to be able to do them.

it isn’t always faster to level via questing. it isn’t even “much faster” when it -is- faster. sure you level up quickly when you spam a ton of xp cards, but first you have to do all the plodding around to -get- all those cards. when you’re grinding, you don’t have to keep running back and forth to get/turn in quests, you don’t have to explore to -find- the quests, you just stay there and kill mobs. when you find an area with lots of mobs of the right level, you’ll advance as fast as questing.
…otherwise, why would dina bee farm, and demon prison be such popular locations to grind?

Then if botters are getting reported via their progress A.K.A adventure journal which resulted on tons of bots getting banned, why ddnt they took the trouble of coding their software to make their bots act very close to being a human and increase their profit substantially.

Lets say close to 10k bots that had been banned, 20$ for E.A, thats a waste of 200k dollars on their part. Making an account cost time too, so maybe theyre not that smart to code a bot that can act, play and quest like a legit TOS player. You dont want to waste money if youre here to make a business.

[tzxazrael]

why ddnt they took the trouble of coding their software to make their bots act very close to being a human and increase their profit substantially.

because they don’t care, and it -won’t- increase anything substantially enough to go through the trouble (yet).
low adventure journal isn’t actually -proof- that something is a bot.

Lets say close to 10k bots that had been banned, 20$ for E.A

these are some pretty wild made up numbers.
10k is probably way too high. maybe half that at most.

$20 is insanely high. most of them were taking advantage of steam pricing things regionally, and buying stuff from the Russian region, where the Founders’ Pack 1 (the biggest one) was priced at the equivalent of about $13 US. but first you start with Founders’ Pack two, and it comes with a regular tradable token, which you sell immediately. plus it costs like half what the bigger pack does.

so 5k x maybe $6… that’s… oh wait.

we forgot something else: most of their purchases were made with stolen or fraudulent credit cards, so their actual outlay for those purchases was $0.
if you ban a million billion bots at a cost to the botters of $0 each, it tends to mean a whole lot of nothing.

[jynxie10]

because they don’t care, and it -won’t- increase anything substantially enough to go through the trouble (yet).[/quote]

Because they cant, thats obvious enough. They can only make simple command like kill all the monster in the map, change channel etc. TOS quest system is very complicated for a bot to overcome, if you think otherwise you can show proof of your claim, Anyways bullshit remains a bullshit until proven.

low adventure journal isn’t actually -proof- that something is a bot.

IT IS a good indication that someone is bot. Normal players dont have that low journals versus their corresponding levels.

[quote]these are some pretty wild made up numbers.
10k is probably way too high. maybe half that at most.[/quote]

Your 5k is the made up one, look it up the evidence is available. First day alone were 3k+.

[quote]if you ban a million billion bots at a cost to the botters of $0 each, it tends to mean a whole lot of nothing.

If IMC banned your million and billion it also means money lost from your so called stolen credits. Thats assuming they are using stolen cards heck they probably used their own earnings from other games and use that capital in TOS. Also If you have proof of them using credit cards then show it here.

[tzxazrael]

if you think otherwise you can show proof of your claim

i already did… you already quoted it.

go to "location"
interact with npc "quest giver"
start “quest_name”
-start “quest_name first_objective”
–go to “quest_name location”
–target “quest_name objective”
==if target = mob then hunt “quest_name target_number”
==if target = npc then interact with “quest_name target_npc”
–if “quest_name” has “second_objective” then start “quest_name second_objective”
–else go to “location”
–interact with npc “quest giver”
–complete “quest_name”
-do next quest

i’m barely a beginner level programmer, but i could write code that would be able to follow the simpler quests in the game.
i didn’t bother writing -code- because you clearly aren’t a programmer if you think it would be that hard to do.
these are just the logical steps the code needs to follow to do the quest. and that’s all code is: a series of logical steps.

Normal players dont have that low journals versus their corresponding levels.

unless they just don’t -want- to do any of the adventure journal stuff.
for instance, my lv65 Hoplite has never talked to a Wings of Vibora npc yet.

First day alone were 3k+.

where are you getting these numbers from?

If IMC banned your million and billion it also means money lost from your so called stolen credits.

yes, but it’s not my money, so why would i care?