I am still curious if you can duck the botting thing by having people request services exclusively over Lnet chats, which staff can't see. How are they to know you aren't just generously giving everyone armor support?
I am still curious if you can duck the botting thing by having people request services exclusively over Lnet chats, which staff can't see. How are they to know you aren't just generously giving everyone armor support?
They said I can just give everyone armor support in the room as long as they aren't tapping/whispering me first, so I'm going with that route. This could work for armor evasion, armor support, blesses, etc.
This wouldn't work for loresinging because the trigger is someone handing me the item, there is no way to loresing at someone's item without them handing me the item.
But the thing is I'm allowed to automatically accept an item (I would imagine, Wyrom didn't want to specifically say that was allowed but I'm willing to bet it is.) At this point I see I have two options. After the item has been accepted someone can just send me an ;lnet message which would then trigger a random wait time at which point it will start up a script which would loresing to the item and hand it back to the person, since the GMs have stated there is nothing against policy of starting up a script to provide such a service, the problem is having the script running at all times and then waiting for a trigger.
The other option is to have a script running that just checks to see who handed me an item, and there is nothing botting about keeping track of who handed me an item. Then there is a flag on my computer that checks for something in my bard's hand and when it sees he's holding something it can wait a random number of seconds then start up the script that will loresing to the item and hand it back to the person who gave it to my bard.
Therefore it's not a script running that waits for a trigger, it's perfectly within the scope of policy as long as I'm starting up a script one person at a time. The only thing is I'm not technically the one starting up the script, my computer is still doing that, but I would love to see GMs try and prove that. Their other recourse would be to ban scripts or to specifically say I am not allowed to do these services.
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How does this add up when Simu has always encouraged grouping with other players, is cool with people running 472398032 accounts at once, etc.? I can't recall much of anything they've ever said/done to encourage or indicate that they give any shits at all about self-sufficiency other than stripping spells in the Rift.Originally Posted by Wyrom in Discord Yesterday at 9:37 PM
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