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  • stormpqs

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    1. One more comment is that before you use the rock cake, perhaps you should have the bot flick the rapid heal on/off to reset the HP regen counter in case there is any lag.
    2. Thanks for the insight! For the cakes, I haven't used overload (I'll actually change that right now knowing you are supporting it), so that might be why you eat to 51. I'll give it a go right now, actually. That would explain the "bug." (edit: turns out that is what I was missing) So what will happen once the bot runs out of overcharge? Will it eat the rock cake down to 1 hp while doing protect melee? Mini game mechanics exist that I didn't realize were around to deal with this. On a side note, the setup page has an impossible-to-read 3rd option below the rock cake. I am on a Macbook Pro, so it might explain the discrepancy, but I believe it is an option for leaving when there are no longer and overcharges. Another thing you might consider adding is having the bot occasionally re-attack the target previously being attacked after sipping from a potion instead of relying on auto-retaliate. Perhaps have it do this if the initial target is below 33% or something along those lines. But that's just a personal thought since I don't want to have wasted hit points if going for maximum points. One issue I ran into was when I ran out of pots in the bank, it kept me logged in for what I believe was an extended period of time (greater than two minutes). I had left the bot running and didn't realize it had stopped functioning because of the lack of potions. Another idea for the overlay with EXP is to have a note in small letters to click to remove the overlay. Also, it would be cool to include the points gained for easy screenshots. And, of course, a per-hour rate calculated and shown. On a side note, if anyone is reading this and confused by my comments, I was just giving constructive feedback for improvements. The script is working very well! I am getting 80k xp/hr and 400k points per run. And once it is set up with pots in the bank (and figuring out the best configuration), it has run flawlessly. Definitely looking to buy.
    3. Thank you very much! Just a few comments right away: 1) It feels like fluid and great anti-bot detection. The clicks seem feasible and it doesn't snap too much in comparison to other bots. 2) I had issues even starting with the rock cake. It dropped the HP down to 50 and then started drinking absorption potions. I am not sure why it did this and I aborted the script right away to save the potions. 3) It won't start with pots in the inventory. It has to bank, and it won't see the potions if they're in the inventory and not the bank. Also, you might consider being able to buy and withdraw the absorption potions for continuity sake. 4) The interface is nice except for being able to see whether or not the chat options are going through. I wasn't sure what was going on and it would be nice to track — perhaps make it transparent for all but the name on the chat bars for screenshot purposes. Also, showing experience rates on top of totals would be grand. 5) Consider having the script auto-select the correct bosses. I didn't realize I had completed a quest that would bring up a non-optimal opponent. However, this is not a necessary feature—a warning would suffice. 6) A more realist and human tactic would be to use all of the absorption potions to the maximum 1000 instead of hovering around 200. 7) A corner spot might be better to reduce the total damage to the character as to increase the length of time in the NMZ. Though issues of It is currently running and seems to be doing a good job of HP flicking. I'll update after it runs for a while longer. Thanks for the trial!
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