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Because programming now days is basically botting in games. I’ve botted in WoW for example, and just using the program required you to manage waypoints and sort
by jesuscript 4y ago
Because programming now days is basically botting in games. I’ve botted in WoW for example, and just using the program required you to manage waypoints and sort out how your character moves around, what they pick up, how long they fight, and so on.
It’s kind of unfair to bot. You would need to create a game that has unfair systems that would be cruel for a human being to play manually. Then programming the game becomes fun.
Early WoW grinding was a little unfair (many MMOs can be). I wish I could legitimately write bots for Eve Online for example. The current incarnation of dealing with said cruelty is auto-play (your character literally plays automatically, like a bot) in mobile MMOs, but I can imagine developers getting some joy out of an absurd MMO where programming what your character does requires scripting it. These would very advanced and niche games though.