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How is it supposed to work? I checked the box, set stash 2 as stash value and nothing happens. Bot joins game, open new instance, quits, rejoins, another new instnace....

sweet

I'd be interested in your build for EA - I assume you use Quill Rain?

does EA work good?

Great, just after I posted it, one of the bots picked up a 6S armor..... must just have been very unlucky then.

I just get super bright because I don't run Aero in the VM.

My bots didn't pickup a single 6S item all day long... usually after a few hours I get 2-3 of them.... and none of the bots picked up even one. Was something changed on the PoE side or am I just terribly unlucky?

as said, starting with 0 gear it's a good choice.... you can always go for something else

well, if you start with 0 equipment you could go for a blender build... most equipment you should find during leveling up... and the "only" gem you need is cleave. So start with a duelist, get cleave from that dying exile and sort of follow that: http://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/491481 Huge dps, huge leech good survivability IMHO.... of course there are toons better suited for botting but if you start at 0, you might want to try that.

any news on this?

or if you're just interested in the things you have (not limited to inventory), you could have a look here http://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/499892 it'll return the stack sizes...

*bump* Just updated the list

Hmmm, I'm recreating the VMs now with Win7 Pro and Aero enabled... that should get rid of the super bright problem however it's more taxing on the system.

what's a fully shadow attached bot?

As said, it's not tested but it should work....

Something like this - didn't test it though #!/bin/bash # Set Paths orig="/path/to/data/folder" bu="/path/to/backup/folder/" # Set MySQL info user="mysqluser" password="mysqlpassword" host="localhost" dbname="dbname" options="-Q -c -C --add-drop-table --add-locks --quick --lock-tables" # Set current timestamp now="$(date '+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M')" # Go to original folder cd "${orig}" # Make MySQL dump mysqldump -u${user} -p${password} -h{$host} "${options}" "${dbname}" > "backup.sql" # Go to backup location cd "${bu}" # Make backup tar cvfz "backup_${now}.tgz" "${orig}" # Delete mysql backup file rm "${orig}/backup.sql" cron entry: 0 3 * * * bash "/path/to/backup_script.sh" >> /dev/null 2>&1

or Uniques/h

how so? you agree to GGG terms when playing...

Google/Facebook/Apple/... don't respect european privacy laws yet they're still offering their services and products there...

and that court case is relevant for a company located in NZL because .... ?

You can run multiple bots and still play on the main without mouse getting in the way... it's easier transportable to a new computer or something... no need to worry about possible malware with the bot or 3rd party addons...

... seems to work fine

yeah, running multiple bots and having them minimized... btw, I have made two ready to go VMs... all you need is vmworkstation 9

You're always considered max. lvl 68..... so in City of Sarn merciless it won't matter if you're lvl 68 or 99 (as example) Also for hunting low level items you might want to bot in low level areas to not get too many other possible drops... you get the currency drop penalty but not an item drop penalty.

Well, in general 64bit can be more performant since it uses 64bit registries instead of 32bit ones. However the actual program must (a) make use of those and (b) require such large registries... there's no point if the processed data can be fit into 32bit registries even when it can handle 64bit ones. Now coming to Windows. I tend to think - not really sure since I don't do much with Windows - that Win 7 profits from 64bit in general. The drawback is, that it also requires more ram. How much more, I don't know. On Linux it's not very noticeable. PoE is a different story. It's a 32bit program so it can't make use of the 64bit registries. So first thought would be, that it can't profit from a 64bit VM. However that assumption is wrong in certain scenarios. The most common effect people know about that comes from 64bit is that you can use more ram. So while Windows will require more ram running 64bit it means it can use more than the 4GB in total. PoE is still bound to the 32bit limit (= max. 4GB ram). So if you can provide more than 4 GB of ram to your VM, you will profit from it in the end as Windows will take it's share of the Ram and PoE still has up to 4GB ram available (not sure how much PoE actually requires and how much it caches....) So I'd say that when you can provision your VM with more than 4GB ram you should go for the 64bit VM.