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Hey man - don't even bother responding to that dude.

It's not you, it's the current version of the bot.

When creating my account, I thought of a random syllable. It was foom. I am foom.

I don't know the solution, but If you have been transferring your settings over from previous versions either in the last update or constantly, I suggest you start with a new bot and redo the setup manually, with the exception of the pickit file. Not the answer you were looking for, but if you really want to get it working, this is typically a good thing to try.

I like the idea, but it does look dead as of now. If it doesn't, it needs an "online" feature.

I eliminated this issue by overlocking my processor - bumping my i5-4670K from 3.4ghz stock to 4.5ghz. Not sure why there wasn't enough juice there before, to be honest, as the issue occurred even when the processor wasn't maxed.

Same here - bot runs into old cleared instance and just runs around.

Fair enough then.

Ah ok. Do you regularly have your bot accounts interact in this way? I would see it as a big risk to have my accounts (main/bot/other) associated in any way, but if everybody's doing it...

Leap Slam causes desync like 75% of the time for me now. It actually didn't used to - not sure what changed.

Wouldn't GGG record this transfer of assets as it would any other? Once another account takes possession of an item for any reason (direct trade, drop on ground, pulled it out of guild stash, whatever etc.), I would think it would fall into a log. Would you elaborate on this method? Does this mean public partying? Why the coast?

Yes I did. Will do. Note also that this problem is exclusive to when I'm using VM. On main Win 7 OS, no such issues. Will update after utilizing gc2 later.

i was also just thinking about this

I have been using this trick for over a week and have tested it on other programs and have had the opportunity to see it in action on POE one time and it works perfectly. It's pretty beautiful. I use it in addition to VPN lifeguard for the purpose of monitoring disconnects.

Yes I wanted to auto revive and not chicken. I'm pretty sure the bot in it's current state will log me out no matter what happens if I die.

I'm running 2 x GTX 660 which run games fine on the host and benchmarks appropriately... the hard drive the VM is sitting on is 2 x 120 GB SSD in RAID 0 and it reads at 950 MB/sec according to CrystalDiskMark.

second the more info request

Sometimes I want to manually play one of my accounts for various reasons and I want the graphics to be like it is on my host OS, but there is all this lag and choppiness no matter how many resources I give it. None of my hardware is maxed out. Any tips? Edit: It isn't choppy all the time, just every 10 seconds or so. This comes down to a huge FPS drop that lasts maybe 2 seconds and then the cycle repeats. I already tried limiting the FPS and it doesn't matter...if I limit the FPS to 20 the drops just go to maybe 5 FPS instead of dropping from 80 to 20. The result is the same. Again, none of my hardware is being significantly taxed.

bump

1. Map and stash cycling without using external script (i.e. AZC) 2. Set run/chicken/death limit before terminating 3. Disable chicken/use the resurrect button instead of logging when die

Even with chicken=0 it still logs even if I die.

Second this.

Perhaps it is a simple script change. I'll try to get into the details pretty soon.

That was a serious question - is the objective generally to grind up characters in an easier fashion and gear them up or to use as farming characters for a main character? Or is it mostly RMT? This is my first time botting any game, as you can probably tell.

In that context, what are the primary purposes of botting PoE?