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Darth The Xx · Jul 15, 2010, 10:31 AM // 10:31

I was wondering if anybody had a decent program that simply monitors your APM, recently got interested in finding out what my APM is in GW and I know someone out there has what I'm looking for.

Thx in advance

Kattar · Jul 15, 2010, 10:57 AM // 10:57

Might get a little better response here. Moved for you.

Elder III · Jul 15, 2010, 01:11 PM // 13:11

by APm are you referring to Advanced Power Management? I thought that was dropped about 10 yrs ago.....

Kattar · Jul 15, 2010, 01:37 PM // 13:37

He means Actions Per Minute.

Think StarCraft.

Quaker · Jul 15, 2010, 03:35 PM // 15:35

Lol! Maybe the guy should take a whole minute and edit his post to tell us what he means by APM.
And a virtual /slapupsidethehead for not doing so in the first place.

snaek · Jul 15, 2010, 03:46 PM // 15:46

gw isn't really based upon actions-per-minute. for one thing, different classes will require a different amount of actions, second of all timing can be just as important as speed (i.e. think of an interrupt ranger, a prot monk, any kind of spike build, etc), and third of all wsad movement cannot be measured within apm.

with that being said, i doubt anyone has bothered to write a program to conduct such a test specifically for gw. afaik, starcraft's methods for determining apm are program-specific. there may be one out there for generic uses, but i think you'd be better off searching starcraft sites rather than gw ones.

one last thing, if someone were to write an apm program for gw, i would have to take a guess that it would involve dll-injection--which is now bannable by anet. so good luck with that.

jonnieboi05 · Jul 15, 2010, 06:27 PM // 18:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by snaek

i would have to take a guess that it would involve dll-injection--which is now bannable by anet. so good luck with that.

I concur.

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Lord Sojar · Jul 15, 2010, 06:32 PM // 18:32

Indeed, this would require DLL injection, which we will not endorse nor recommend.

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