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New myself and I’ve gotta say, running miqo for the first time set my heart aflutter. I’ve done my fair share of writing custom automation scripts and general code modification for games on the assembly level but perusing the functionality of this client is absolutely fascinating, let alone a sight to witness. If you’re planning on playing and merely having this handle the tedious bits, it can do naught but assist; it’s quite robust.
In your case of handling gathering, I haven’t had any issues in having it complete tasks. As for ruining the experience, I suggest faffing about with them for the first levels then switching when you feel the drain (you will know, the feeling that causes you to drop your hands and cock your head in realization). I loved fishing until around level 52 I caught myself researching python libraries for image/sound recognition and interpretation to implement..so I tried botting for the first time.
Currently using it on my one and only account. I wouldn’t consider myself the foolhardy type either, just personally find it to be a nonissue to simply not overindulge? Like, just don’t run it overnight? Set implausibly tight achievement windows? Toggle it for forty minutes or so when you got wash the dishes, again when you do the laundry, again when you walk the dog, etc. I am genuinely of the opinion a person of average intelligence would have the notion and capability to keep a low profile which — coupled with the apparent method of implementation miqo employs — would make detection far closer to nil.
I can’t speak for combat bits as I’ve only dabbled with fishing and goldsaucer minigames. Dungeons I will play. The MGP payout for anything in the saucer? Yeah, I’d like to spare myself months.
