There should be sub tokens in AoC

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Yes, we're very cringe and we like it that way And we still say fuck you to tokens and trade limitations

Bots should be defeated by system design.

RMT weakens once bots are pushed back against.

If you see profitable bottable designs in Alpha-2, make noise.

Other than that it's just 'slightly more players than one would like' and 'people who buy gold from those players, who should be banned anyway'.

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This sounds more like an OSRS issue rather than just a bot one. L2 had click to move and stationary combat and even there you could distinguish a bot from a human quite easily, unless a human was specifically trying to look like a bot.

Ashes combat seems to be way more complex, so it's gonna be even harder to make a human-like bot that's gonna be indistinguishable from a live player.

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This sounds more like a OSRS issue rather than just a bot one. L2 had click to move and stationary combat and even there you could distinguish a bot from a human quite easily, unless a human was specifically trying to look like a bot.

Ashes combat seems to be way more complex, so it's gonna be even harder to make a human-like bot that's gonna be indistinguishable from a live player.

This is not an OSRS issue.

It is not complex to make bots that act like people.

If anything it's the opposite. It's harder for an optimized player to not appear to be a bot.

Writing bots for combat is not as hard as you might think.

Writing bots that will get regular players banned and make people have to tiptoe around it, is even more interesting because it slows down the process of catching them.

I'm genuinely worried for myself in this game because I 'play like a bot' AND I make no effort to hide the fact that I know how to write them. I'm gonna be under investigation like half the time.

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This is actually MORESO the reason why I assume they will combat them by building strong systems and economies where botting itself is difficult to make a profit with.

The rest of the game's design lends itself toward RMT, so if there's gonna be a counter, this will be it.

Well then I suggest not playing Ashes at all because it'll be completely bot-ridden. And if a lot of people don't play because of that (and I suggest they do exactly that), then it's gonna be more space for bots like me