Tumbleweeds

I enter the buddy wing forum... all I hear is crickets.

 

My server has decent activity, but with an expansion coming out already, I dont really feel like grinding out gear. This last release makes my framerate pretty bad when I load the bot up. The releases early in development were fine framerate wise, but using this thing as a combat bot now isn't too enjoyable. I'm pretty sure it isnt the CC's fault. I just have a 4core 3.21ghz, 16gig ram, HD6970... So idk if my machine is still considered "good", its a few years old. Hopefully spacebot will really end up doing well.

 

Ama you're manually designating CPU affinity for each SWTOR process running, right?

 

The server I'm on has a good constant rate of people.

 

I don't intend this to be rude, but my server is so full to be laggy at times... You can't make it to 50 without being ganked 300x times. That's pretty active is all I'm sayin.
My point here though is that I am personally disappointed that the space bot isn't working yet as this should be such a simple thing to fix... even to do a manual 'workaround' is like 5 minute job... meaning add a simple field in the bot for the space mission load time tweak timer. Ex: Say I enter 15, then the bot waits 15 seconds after starting mission before doing it's mission check. Since buddywing is not open source (and I don't expect it to be), we are waiting and relying on you guys to implement these seemingly silly behaviors so we can spend more time watching tv and less time babysitting or grinding the bot restarts to grind the missions in space.

Make buddywing fly for me please.
Bob

 

Its set for all cores.. what should it be?


edit: I put the priority up to high.. that seemed to help a bit.

 

According to other threads on the forum, they recommend SWTOR to run on cores 0,1 and buddywing on 2,3
There's another variation of assigning out the cores, but I haven't noticed any performance difference between them. This does help the stutter that you get.

bob

 

I'm selling millions of credits every week so there is deff a demand still.

 

how do you do that without getting banned? thought it was hard to trade alot of credits without getting banned in swtor?

 

I've traded over 50million + on one account so far. when prices were at 30-40$ per million

 

you will be banned, but it's always fun to think of clever ways to avoid it as much as possible. i notice that they are pretty hard core about banning but i will keep learning more with every ban that i get.

 

ive had my account since swtor launch, and still working to this day. i was under the impression they had no systems in place at all considering i never been touched what so ever.. lol what ever im doing i guess im doing it right!