Responsiblebed8373 scammed me for a bot. Just saw another post from a while ago about it happening to someone else. Just a heads up to anyone who is on here looking for a ticketing bot not to go near him. Gives " proof " of his LFC bot

Soo i decided that i Like to make Bots cuz im lazy

But how do i start i want to make a bot that doesnt like Control my mouse and Keyboard so for example:

I can Play Minecraft, meanwhile a bot is Farming something in btd6.

I know a little in python.

So yes how do i start what do i need to do, perhaps do i need to make another language?

Thanks for any help

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please help me 1 Star Reviews

Does anyone have a solution or a panel suggestion to bot likes on TikTok comments? Basically want a way to upvote specific comments on a TikTok and have it be the top comment

There is an (inactive) instagram account from a few years ago that has personal information about a friend of mine who is very worried about their privacy. There’s no one there to message to take it down and my friend is very stressed about it. Is there any way I could get bots to mass report said account to try and get it taken down?

Hello, I am a professional MMO botter that is currently on hiatus awaiting a new viable market. You can ask me anything not relating to my personal identity or specific details on how to write a bot, but I will get the basics out of the way here.

How did I get started? Towards the middle of World of Warcraft’s first expansion, “TBC” (or in 2008 for people that had a life at that time instead) my best friend started using a bot to farm for his main account. It really bothered me that he was gaining an advantage for free, and not receiving any punishment for it. Eventually it bothered me so much we began to drift apart as friends, and at one of my low moments I reported him. Not to worry, because nothing happened. Thats when I gave up and joined the dark side, and our relationship (and my bank account) has been pretty solid ever since :)

What is a “professional botter”? Well I am self-proclaimed, but I began to consider it a profession shortly after Diablo 3 released, as my profit margins became good enough to live off of. Previously I had run bots for WoW and Diablo 2 mainly to supplement my main accounts, as well as some extra spending money. At the time I first started botting Diablo 3 I only had 3 machines to run it on, 2 of which could handle an instance of VMware, for 5 bots total (note that I could run 50 Diablo 2 bots with the same machines). I made 4 figures in the first week. Thats when I decided to take a gamble and go all in. I invested ~$5000 in VPN licenses and new hardware that weekend, and set out to really try my hand at botting. It was great gamble, netting nearly 7 figures by the 3 month mark. At that point I hand 75ish accounts running through multiple IPs each finding ~$300 in RMAH-able (Real money auction house) items per day.

Is it immoral to bot in an MMO? Short answer: Yes. When I bot I knowingly break the EULA to make a profit. The more difficult question is, how immoral is it? I guess it would depend on each person’s moral compass, but I feel it goes somewhere between pirating games and dealing marijuana to adults (where it is illegal), if that helps. I don’t consider it cheating, although I know that is a popular comparison. I rarely cheat in games that I play. I did have an aimbot in Diablo 2, but throughout my adult life I have mostly enjoyed the challenge of fair games with low RNG much more than the empty victory cheating gives. In WoW / DIablo 2 I used the bots to keep my gear up to par with the others I was competing against without having to spend money or farming at what would convert into 10% of minimum wage. Instead I opted to bot to keep myself competitive. I consider my later exploits slightly different, however I am still unsure of exactly how wrong it is when people clearly would rather pay money than farm in these games, and also when it's clear the game devs are okay with it. Heres a story that might show some insight into my point of view:

• The last WoW expansion I played was Cata, and there was a raid called Bastion of Twilight. My raid group managed to take down the last boss, but he didn’t drop loot, so we opened a ticket that said “The last boss in BoT didn’t drop loot”. Exactly 60 minutes later we got a response. It said “Thank you for reporting this activity, we will look into it”. Thats when I realized Blizzard filters all reports with the word “bot” in them and throws them away. Shortly afterwards I went on vacation, and out of morbid curiosity I started up my bot, set it to run nonstop, and opened a ticket that said “I am botting right now. I am bored of your game, so I am just going to have this bot flying in the exact same circle around this area farming for the next week”. When I got home my bot was still farming, and my ticket had been closed. “Thank you for reporting this activity, we will look into it”. My account still works to this day.

What is the barrier to entry? To bot you just need a computer and internet, but to make a profit you have to invest. I had no programming knowledge before I started botting. I am self learned, and have written my own bots since Diablo 3. It was much easier than I anticipated, and it can really be learned from scratch with time (and maybe some elbow grease). The issue most people have is with sustainability. I have 5 figures worth of computer parts sitting in my garage getting more and more antiquated as time goes on, just waiting for something worth my time. Also, MMO markets are a complete gamble. Exploits combined with bots, detection, etc. By the time I stopped botting Diablo 3 I had gone through hundreds of keys. Thats a lot of money in D3 keys alone, even from third parties.

Market viability, or, is it worth it to bot, and how does botting make money? Most of the time, it really isn't worth it. The profit that botting video games in this market nets is abysmal. At the moment botting in WoW nets you less than the electricity the bot costs to run. The only way to make a profit is to bot in bulk (hundreds of times more than I have ever handled) with a self made / free bot. The best time to bot an MMO is at launch, or the launch of an expansion if it changes the currency in a major way (the newest WoW expansion did nothing to change its viability). When FFXIV: ARR launched I was ready with all my resources I had built up through Diablo 3, and it turned out to be equally successful, more so if you are purely looking at time invested to profit ratios. This happened because I discovered a major flaw in the games economy.

• Fleece was an important resource that only dropped off of sheep, which only had 7 spawn points in the whole world. I set up bots at every spawn point on every US server, and the profits were insane. My friends still jokingly refer to it as “fleece money”. They eventually patched in a bunch of extra spawn points, but by that point the market was saturated with bots farming the normal way, and the in game currency had plummeted in value. (This isn't the only game I have single handedly forced patches / hotfixes in. Ill add a list at the end, as these are my proudest achievements in the gaming world.).

As you can see, mindlessly botting without paying close attention to the games economy will net you significantly less money. When most people think of botting in MMO’s they think about player characters grinding monsters in a given area nonstop, but that is only the case half of the time, if not less. Smart botting means finding weaknesses in a games economy and automating the exploitation of that weakness.

• In Archage for the longest time the best way to bot involved killing 0 monsters. You did starter quests that granted special coins, and used those to buy an item that didn't even work in the game, but sold back to vendors for much more than it should.

Predicting changes is also important. If you have already gone so far as to invest thousands in game licenses you should feel compelled to do some research. I have seen upcoming patch notes that were just shy of saying “Item X will be worth 10 times as much after this patch goes live” yet item X would not go up in value on live. Every single time. I made 500% on an investment in archeage once, just buying up shards before a patch hit, then reselling them for five times as much. All in all, you have to consider Electricity, ISP, VPN, game license, computer parts, reseller cuts, and taxes. Most of the time after all of that you are going to wind up in the negative.

What are the positive and negative impacts botting can have in a game with a unified economy? The negatives might be obvious but I will go over them anyways. Botting greatly devalues the in game currency, and thus devalues the effort of farming. It sucks knowing that you can spend 10 hours grinding gold in WoW like a speedrunning master, and have it be worth less than working minimum wage for an hour. This is most impactful on NEETs and children (people that live off of their parents and have little or no income, and can spend 70% of their waking life playing). Adults with jobs may find that as opposed to spending their valuable time off of work grinding for hours on end they could instead eat leftovers and use the money they were going to spend on pizza delivery and do literally anything else with their life. Some people don’t enjoy the aspect of mindless grinding for hours on end, but enjoy the competitive experience that comes after that barrier (for the record before botting I was more akin the former than the latter). Another positive is that botting can fix bad game development. In archeage there was a resource that could only be gained from grinding monsters for hours on end (those crystals from earlier), and was essential to max level play. Botting brought the prices on that specific resource down so that anyone could be viable at max level without weeks of nonstop monster grinding. the general opinion of bots that farmed this resource was positive, as it allowed the “middle / lower class” players to compete with the elite on a much fairer playing field. The negativity arises when bots are doing things that the players want to do themselves. I caught a lot of flak in FFXIV:ARR for the way I went about botting. I used my own undetectable bot to lock down the spawn points, and had an intelligent defense for accusations.

• “I have a macro bound to a button on my controller, and I watch TV while mashing the button, and I am a polyphastic sleeper with no life”

No way to disprove this statement, and it in of itself does not break any rules. The end effect was me having control over half of the games crafting economy for several weeks.

Why haven’t I been stopped? Because it is impossible to stop botting. Bots that read the actual information being relayed to your screen and react by emulating the mouse and keyboard are impossible to detect through software, period. The only way is to manually be in the game and watching. Add that to the fact people can own as many copies of games as they want, and it becomes impossible to manage at a reasonable cost. The only way to stop botting is by requiring a copy of a birth certificate / passport (which means SSN or your countries equivalent) and a second form of ID to create an account. This would drastically reduce the amount of available accounts, and a GM force that monitors the game could be staffed at a reasonable price to the consumer. This is the only way I have ever been able to think of to stop botting, but comes at a reasonable price to the consumers privacy, and cuts people without (easy) access to this information out of your customer base. The cost of processing these accounts could be offset over time by starting with a cheaper / incentivized preorder that progressively GAINS value over time (retroactive for earlier preorders of course), along with an explanation as to why its happening (transparency will be key to any game that attempts this). A move like this will need to be bankrolled, so small studios just won't be able to…. maybe Blizzard in the future if they go for another MMO. Until this happens bots will exist even if the software used is perfect, which I have never seen. Injection based bots exist for every game due to the fact a perfect anti-cheating program doesn’t exist in the first place.

Other stories of forcing Devs to patch games

• In the Cataclysm expansion of WoW there was a raid called firelands with tons of slow moving elite monsters that dropped epics. With a combination of skill and ingenuity I manually gathered every monster in the raid and killed them at the same time using recently changed skills. Mid way through clearing the raid’s trash for the Nth time the monsters sped up and ran me over. I got a simple “:)” whispered to me from a GM.

• In the TBC expansion of WoW I discovered how to pull groups from chests as a rogue, then circle back to the chests, vanish, and loot them before the monsters got back, then walked out and reset the dungeon repeated many times until a hotfix came in several days later.

• In D3 I figured out how to become immortal on a wizard, and used it for most of my bots until it was fixed months later after someone I told about it made a video that went viral :(

• I used the same method to farm chests in SWTOR, which left the chests empty but still in the game world, which was eventually discovered and patched due to outspoken players on the forums from my server.

• I broke archeage in so many ways it would take a whole post for itself, lets just say that game was a mess long before I got there.

Anyways, I know this was a long read, and if anyone bothers to read it and still has questions I will answer them here ~6PM EST tomorrow, or 24 hours give or take. Thanks for your time!

Auto Maple is a Python bot for MapleStory that uses various machine learning and computer vision techniques to automatically train and farm mesos for you. The GitHub repository has a much more detailed explanation if you're interested: https://github.com/tanjeffreyz/auto-maple

3 years ago, I developed a Chrome extension for spamming Google forms to generate fake data for my AI class assignment.

It has 20,000+ active users now but the highest was 30,000+ active users

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/mokcmggiibmlpblkcdnblmajnplennol

hi, I am absolute nebwbie to botting, but it always interested me having program do for me to generate money. i understand that it will be difficult and probably wont make much money, however I hope it will be able to generate at least a bit of "pocket money" for poor student like me. If you have any ideas of how to start a side hustle using bots, please comment or dm me, every advice is appriciated. :D

Hey everyone this is my first time on here and I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. To give a bit of background, basically theres this guy that owns a vape shop near me and he sells to minors and hes a total dick and hes crossed me for the last time lol. I wanna shit on this guys 4.8 google rating and was wondering what the best way to go about doing this would be?

Hey there,

I'm busy developing an app that lets you create automation flows for alot of different games or applications. It has similarities with a macro recorder but in quite a different approach.

The app is not yet publicly released but I am now at a point where I can invite some people to try it out. Maybe help to iron out some bugs along the way as well would be very helpful. Anyone who wants to try it out and provides helpful feedback along the way I will grant a lifetime free license for the app. So if you are interested then leave me a DM and i will get you started.

Currently the app only runs on Windows. iOS / Linux support will be added later.

Some of the features already included:

• Supports making bots for windows games and applications

• Supports making bots for android games and applications through an android emulator (currently tested with LDPlayer)

• Supports botting in the background (so you can still use your PC for other things while botting)

• The bot is self navigating. Meaning it can find its own way through the game/app when properly configured. Which makes it also very good at self recovery when something unexpected pops up on screen.

• New scenarios are very easy to setup. Takes only a fraction of the time it takes in mainstream macro recorders.

• Game configurations (for android configurations only) can be shared/imported on/from a public platform.

• As I play Foundation Galactic Frontier myself there already is a shared configuration for that one.

Some of the features im looking into that might be added in the near future:

• (This one is sure to be added very soon) Support for multi instance android botting. Basically meaning you can bot multiple games at the same time on just 1 PC (the more instances the better your PC needs to be though)

• Currently researching the benefits of adding machine learning. If it adds good value it will be added

• Will look into adding a shortcut keymapper a bit like what autohotkey does but probably a lite version of it.

• iOS/Linux support

That is something huge for me, 6 months ago i didint know nothing about python and today i finish my MapleStory Idle Bot.

I am so fucking happy in this moment and i plan to make the bot my main curse of develop something new, cuz i love this game and would be fun to have a nice bot made by me.

If u want to support me and help me throught this journey, discord: https://discord.gg/wU6kqCVaaS

John F Kennedy middle School, Illegal Activity.

I walked into one of my classes, saw one of my teachers (Ms. Loang) "Cucking" one of my friends, Told it to the principal, and they said "I'll look into it." Teacher is still there and denies it, Friend says It happend.

School wont listen.

Anybody got a google review bot?

Thanks.

Made a maplestory bot in python (not AHK/not cheat engine bypass etc. ). Code is open sourced and free to use. Everyone is allowed to modify it to suit your own usage. Included a runesolver. High efficiency customizable rotation (need to self-code and learn python). Can bot in limen/arteria/carcion to farm meso and fragment undetected (except if player purposely report you/GM come to your map). Able to detect GM chat/other players on map, telegram notification/commands support. Use pixel detection in game minimap to find player location/rune location, etc. Chinese/Thai big workshop with hundreds of pcs are welcome to use it to farm cubes from events. Works in VM.

Join the discord channel to contribute your ideas with the others/interact with players/community from other regionMS.

https://github.com/agumonlyt/Bumblebee

#maplestory #bot #macro #楓之谷 #冒險島 #脚本 #工作室 #搬磚 #메이플스토리 #봇/매크로/스크립트

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been building game automation tools for the past few years, and I wanted to share one of my free projects.

This is a free, closed-source bot for Pokelike built with Python, OCR and image recognition.

Some of its features include:

- Fully automates the game
- Farms gold automatically
- Completes repetitive grinding for you
- Built-in task scheduler, allowing you to plan different activities for days in advance
- Regular updates and active development

You can find the project, documentation and download here:

https://github.com/BIaze420/PokeLike-Bot

If you like the project, I’d really appreciate a ⭐ on GitHub. It really helps the project get discovered and motivates me to keep improving it.

I also develop more advanced automation tools over at lunaticlabs.shop, but this Pokelike bot is completely free and will remain free.

I’d love to hear your feedback or feature suggestions. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi! I had a TikTok entertainment account that I don't want to use anymore for personal reasons, so I'm planning to turn it into my personal account since didn't have one before. It currently has a little over 1,000 organic followers and more than 100k likes.

I want to post something and boost it with around 1,000-2,000 likes and some 5,000 views just to make my profile look more appealing.

I only want to do this for one post.

How risky is it? Could I get banned? Which is the best and safest way to buy it

I have developed a WoW Classic Bot in C++ that earned about 15k$ by farming gold. It leveled characters from 1 to 60.

I am thinking about rebooting the project with C# and create a small botting community. The community can create their own profiles with C# scripts (maybe other languages will be supported too).

If you are interested in supporting the project, PM me. I am currently working on the framework. Another dev would be helpful.

You could either help building the framework or start creating profiles. There will be opportunities to learn, have fun and even earn some serious cash.

PM me.

Hey everyone,

I've been building Game Bot Creator, a desktop tool for automating repetitive game tasks — farming, grinding, resource gathering — without having to write any code.

What it can already do:

• Point-and-click setup: capture parts of your game's screen, define the different "screens" it can be in, and teach it what to click, what to check for, and how to navigate between them — all through a GUI.

• Works against a real Windows game window, or through an Android emulator (with multiple bot instances running in parallel).

• Reads text/numbers on screen (OCR) and can read a health/resource bar's fill % even when there's no printed number.

• Full scenario builder, chain screens together, add cooldowns and run-limits, set conditions so it behaves sanely over long, unattended sessions.

• Automatic pathing and recovery in between screens, it finds its own way between screens and recovers on its own if something unexpected shows up (a popup, a disconnect, etc.).

• Create trained AI models

• Execute actions based on trained AI models, not just fixed-image matching, but clicking on things a trained object-detection model finds live on screen (a moving enemy, a resource node that doesn't look identical every time, etc.).

What i am actively building right now:

I am pushing the use of the AI models side further. Beyond just detecting and clicking a target, toward things like actually navigating and walking toward what it detects, so the bot can handle open-world, MMO-style movement and combat instead of just fixed-position clicking. That's the piece that turns this from "clicks known buttons" into something that can actually play more complex, dynamic parts of a game.

If this sounds interesting and you want to try it, break it, or tell me what's missing — drop a comment or DM and I'll get you set up.

Added a video to showcase the app running on an MMO style game, Runescape:

Runescape:

A well known MMO. Where the app is running a goblin farming scenario. These kind of games is a very different story to create bots for, as simple static image matching does not work on constantly changing objects like enemies walking around continuously changing posture, lighting and distance. Here is where trained AI models come into play.

Hello, surprised to find this subreddit.
I'm a solo game developer and currently I'm working on an Idle Incremental game that might be to your liking.
It's about botting in old school mmorpgs, mostly based on my experience in Tibia.

There is an Open Steam Playtest if you want to check the game out:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4767390/Game_About_Botting_in_an_MMORPG/

Kötü ve iyi yorum botu arıyorum google yardımcı olursanız cok sevinirim

I was looking for someone who could build a bot for me, when I saw his post about being scammed himself. I texted him and then he commented on my LF, so we chatted giving eachother the details for the build. Eventually we agreed that I paid 250£ upfront and the rest (250£) when the build was done. When I sent him the advance payment he completely vanished.

What can I do?

Need an account mass reported immediately. Will pay for your help or services to whoever

Hey all - I was really obsessed with my telnet mud bot (text based multi-user dungeon bot) but sadly the server has been down for a month and I needed to find another route towards scratching the botting itch. I've used Nox (Android emulator) in the past because it has some pretty good macro functionality which can be used to meticulously build click based macros but I wanted a something smarter so I google searched until I came across autopy: https://pypi.org/project/autopy/

Autopy is a python library that has three key features:

• Image recognition (capture a selection or entire desktop and find a reference image + optional fuzzy match setting)

• Mouse movement + click control

• Keyboard control

After that I got to work building out a bot for the game "Crush Them All" - it's pretty tame in terms of clickers but has random loot boxes, in game currency and bonuses that are gated by ads. At this point the bot can watch ads for me and manage some other tedious features.

I've also been leveraging twitch to stream the bot for debugging for the past few days which has helped a lot: https://www.twitch.tv/gadimorous. It's frustrating if it ends up on the android home screen in the morning and this allowed me to see a playback of how it got there and adjust the most likely point in the code.

This bot is pretty much finished and I've received a few requests from people to try it out so my next steps are maybe to clean it up a bit, write a solid readme etc.... and then leave it. There is a fair amount of potential remaining for improvement using threads and several game modes that I haven't written functions for (pvp, guild battles etc...)

Originally I had hoped to write a bot that could be run via command line (much like the text based adventure bot). I installed wireshark and inspected the traffic from my mobile device to the game network. While some traffic is sent over https in plaintext there was still some either encrypted or compressed data that I couldn't read and randomly generated tokens that sign requests (dang clever developers!). I also tried decompiling the apk to see if I could find an encrypt/decrypt function or way to generate my own tokens but I didn't have much luck - definitely will try this again if I attempt another mobile game bot.

Lastly I've also explored getting this bot onto Android directly which seems doable but I can't get rust installed properly on Android (which is a required for autopy). I'm sure there are other issues or more auto clicking apps would be out on android right now.

Hopefully you've found this interesting - happy botting!

Since a lot of people keep asking for simple stuff just use this instead. You can make and safe configurations just select multi target mode and you can make it tap at different places in order. And you can make it swipe too. So if you are looking for simple automation this will do the job without having to look for a whole bot for every small task