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There are grids for almost every item in the game. You can select the grids you want to use and grind with them. Set the gather amount to match your target achievement and run it. There are currently, as far as I know, no g rids that will run each grid in sequence to get all of the achievements on its own.
No endwalker dungeons are supported yet. This is discussed in the roadmap post. You can use ShB trusts for now, they should work well enough to level with.
Sorry, I don’t mean to come in here and be snarky, but I’m kind of surprised to see this 55 page thread, the amount of work put into this, and see these weird problems like getting stuck on the oddly delicate island, saying there’s no real fix for it. Maybe I’ll share my scenarios, but thought I’d throw you a bone and give you a hint: the diadem nodes are entirely scripted in the same spots with the same items every single time, lapping clockwise for mining or counter-clockwise for botany. You can just waypoint(x) gather(1) on every single node. diademBoom() specific mobs. holdKey(w, 2) into wind tunnels. It’s far more natural-looking and effective than what this scenario is trying to achieve.
If you have a way to fix this, please do share. This is currently an extremely obvious way to detect bots and it’s odd that there isn’t a better fix available.
Something else to consider, SQENIX is almost certainly tracking individuals that access blatantly inaccessible areas and that use actual hacks. They rarely, if ever, do bans 1 at a time. Doing single bans are much less effective and give authors more time to circumvent detection than doing larger ban waves. Something will eventually be done, even without your report for most cases. I guess, do it if you really feel the need to, but most likely your report won’t change the outcome.
I’m sorry to be vague, but it’s from experience working on both sides of the process. You want to do as little as possible to bring your actions under review. When you submit reports, your location and recent activity are part of the information reviewed, and depending on how recently you were botting, some of that activity could be included.
In your example, it looks like someone stuck in a cutscene that is invulnerable because of the cutscene. Maybe it’s hacking, but could be a glitch. So there’s a balance you need to strike here. It’s generally safer not to report people except in extremely obvious cases, and it’s generally safer not to report people within a few hours of running your scenarios.
You don’t want to draw extra attention to your account, which you will do if you report a suspected bot/rmt/hacker that is not doing anything obvious. Unless they are spamming ‘buy gold at gold.com’/walking on air because they are using fly hacks/something to that effect, you probably don’t want to report them.
Curious if someone knows the exact waypoint that leads to the oddly delicate islands? It would be nice to remove those from the random waypoints as they only contain oddly delicate items, can only be gathered by specific skysung tools, and are a bit unnecessary if you’ve already completed those items.
