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Miqobot 7 years, 1 month ago.
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No, there is no plan for PvP.
Please forgive us for quoting but this is the same question from page 3 of this topic. The answer does not change.
Yes, currently PvP is the best way to level up from 60 to 70.
But please note that PvP activities are extremely dangerous for botting due to high player congestion.
There is a very high risk of being reported by another player in PvP. And it will most likely result in account suspension.It is true that PvP grinding would be relatively easy to implement with Scenario Engine, and it would drive a lot of attraction to Miqobot.
But at the same time it would trigger much hatred from players who prefer to grind experience manually. They would most likely take it as a personal insult and initiate witch hunting, which could potentially lead to a schism in the game community and significant damage to the game itself.We care about our players very much, and we would not want Miqobot to become a tool for game destruction.
We sincerely apologize, but at this time we have to postpone all PvP features requests.
Collect on fishing won’t stay on? Never mind my fault lol.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by
everfrost.
Btw is Mooch II supported at the moment or no?
No, all new fishing skills are planned for Stormblood Upgrade Stage 2.
Thank you for your patience very much!Several hotfixes are implemented in Miqobot v1.2.632. Please redownload the latest version from our website.
As this is a minor upgrade, it will not trigger “new version available” notification.
The following problems were addressed:
– General: An issue wherein Miqobot would not identify company workshop zones.
– General: An issue wherein Miqobot would not identify certain quest zones.
– Crafting: An issue wherein crafting would accidentally stop due to incorrect identification of materials in Crafting Log.I think I have an issue since a long time that I forgot to tell about. I change often my Specialist classes with Souls, and to avoid putting back all the time the Specialist skills, I ended up putting them all for all the 8 DoH classes.
So at all time I always have 5 classes with Specialist actions greyed out, and 3 classes with Specialist actions available.But, I think that Miqobot can’t tell if the Specialist skills are active or not, and when she sees it’s on the hot bar, she assumes it’s available, and she includes it in the solver, which block her later when she will have to use it, she will spam it with no luck, it happens sometimes with Byregot’s Miracle for example, what I do when this happen, I just pick manually Byregot’s Blessing or Byregot’s Brow and Miqobot will pick the rest from there with no problem.
Would it be possible to implement a way for Miqobot to tell if the skills in the hot bars are active or not, so that she does not include them in the solver if they are not actually available?
Thank you
I just want to say I just found this program and have already been playing a long time. I cant believe what u have created here and really appreciate the effort which i know is a large task. This is just beautiful programming. May I ask what language its written in Im curious because i am just starting to learn some python. Thanks again and you guys are fing awsome.
Would it be possible to implement a way for Miqobot to tell if the skills in the hot bars are active or not, so that she does not include them in the solver if they are not actually available?
Yes, this is one of the vital upgrades required for new crafting mechanics.
As many abilities are now affected by the presence of Soul Crystal, the previous method of hotbar scanning is not viable anymore. It must be complemented with the actual Soul Crystal detection.Thank you for your request!
May I ask what language its written in Im curious because i am just starting to learn some python.
Different modules of Miqobot are implemented in different languages, depending on which one is best suited to solving certain problems. At this stage of development Miqobot is based on 5 programming languages:
- C++
- C#
- AutoIt
- Lua
- Python
Thank you for your interest!
How is phase 2 coming along?
It is coming along nicely, but there is still a lot of work to do.
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