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Inde · Oct 16, 2008, 03:55 PM // 15:55

I just meant it as a reference.. the link is broken because GWO changed their URL from that time. It used to be gwonline now it's guildwars.incgamers So.... all the links from that time are broken. They didn't do redirects on them.

Test Me · Oct 16, 2008, 04:00 PM // 16:00

This is so EXTREMELY funny!

Well it's sad what happened to OP - sorry to hear that. But all you people talking about it.

So they want you to behave like a robot to do the diabolic "fast faction farming": zone in, click the exit, press 1,2,3 4,5,6 again again again take quest reward zone out start allover. In order to max the title you need to do this 25000 (yeah 25k times).

OK, so they've put that title and that quest to FFF there and then when you're sick and tired of it (cause it would be absolute-freakingly normal to) and try to automate the keystrokes (even though you are still present at the computer)... What do they do???

Right! They ban you!

That is because they *want* you to sit there and press that key sequence 25k times, obviously! We automated agriculture, automating this daunting and boring task is illegal though. You have to press those god damned keys! So better start pressing!

Yeah... that's how they think apparently... most funniest thing!

PS: If they wouldn't want you to press same key sequence 2 mins X 25k times (you do the maths how many days of same keystrokes that is) they would do something about it and make the title more easily maxable/playable. But they don't.... obviously... as they haven't changed that in years now.

fgarvin · Oct 16, 2008, 04:03 PM // 16:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

Ill "Us" my grammar ...

Damn. Typos are my nemisis.

OT: What is the real reason ANet refuses to provide their proof that lead to an account ban? Why not simply state somthing along the lines of:

You were banned because you HFFF'd for six hours straight, without a break, and you also clicked in the exact same spot, every time and each and every run took exactly 93 seconds, excluding zoning to the GH to exchange Faction.

Really, how hard would that be?

DarkKnight · Oct 16, 2008, 04:09 PM // 16:09

While it sucks a lot to have something like that taken away. This is the agreement we all msut live by unless someone successfully challenges it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guild Wars EULA

14. TERMINATION

(a) NC Interactive reserves the right to suspend or terminate this Agreement (including your Software license and your Account) immediately and without notice if you breach this Agreement or willfully infringe any third party intellectual property rights, or if we are unable to verify or authenticate any information you provide to us, or upon game play, chat or any player activity whatsoever which is, in our sole discretion, inappropriate and/or in violation of the spirit of the Game(s) as described in the Rules of Conduct.

Should NC Interactive decide to suspend or terminate this Agreement with a User under any circumstances, the User will lose access to your Account.

(b) You agree that if the Service or your Account is suspended, terminated or cancelled for any reason or length of time, you are not entitled to any reimbursement or refund of any fees or unused access time.

By playing the game and hitting accept on the little updates when it pops up you gave them the right to do this to you. I don't know if its 100% legal to take your money. I don't know if this agreement would stand up in a court if anyone every took it to that, BUT as it stands everyone who plays this game has agreed that there accnt may be taken away without warning for violating the rules and the sole discretion as to whether those rules are violated belongs to NC Interactive and no one else.

It sucks when your at the short end of the stick but we all knew it coming in.

Vaal 84 · Oct 16, 2008, 04:10 PM // 16:10

This thread is great. I wish anet would comment.

fgarvin · Oct 16, 2008, 04:14 PM // 16:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

It sucks when your at the short end of the stick but we all knew it coming in.

You promised...

english storm · Oct 16, 2008, 04:17 PM // 16:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by fusa

You are either thinking of a keyboard other than the G15 or smoking crack. Everything you just posted is complete bullshit. You have never even used a G15 or much less know what they are capable of. There is no way of added mouse movements, mouse clicks, or point to x-y coordinates on the screen. It ONLY records and plays back Keyboard key sequences, with or without delays, or start programs for you. The only way to add mouse movements or x-y coordinates is using a program similar to autoit, autohotkey or another macro program, which is obviously a bannable offense. BTW I have both the original or new version of G15 keyboards and have used it daily for 2 years. Its not a bannable offense. Its only the trolls like the op, you and others who want to scare people into thinking you will be banned for any bullshit reason you can think of.

/sigh, when will people like you actually learn to research facts before labeling everything as "bullshit" and calling people trolls. Just because you have no idea how to do something on your G15 doesn't make it impossible. The fact remains that the G15 can imitate mouseclicks, scroll wheels and mouse movement events.

Am not going to argue with you any more but if you want to see partly for your self add this as a script (to the logitech g series keyboard profiler), assign it to a G key and when you press the G key it will display the current mouse x-y coordinates on the G15 LCD screen. That's where you get the coordinates to use for a macro to move the mouse.

function OnEvent(event, arg)
OutputLogMessage("event = %s, arg = %s\n", event, arg);
end

function OnEvent(event, arg)
if (event=="G_PRESSED" and arg==1) then
local x, y = GetMousePosition();
local sFmt = string.format("Mouse is at %d,%d\n", x, y);
OutputLCDMessage(sFmt);
end
end

Once you know, and have added the coordinates to a macro as a mousemove event you can simply add a mouse click and hey presto a mouse movement using your g15 macro ability. Script is not my work, it was made by someone else

Grj · Oct 16, 2008, 04:18 PM // 16:18

so a device performs functions simillar functions to what a bot program does and people complain when they get banned?

Galie should of never made a statement regarding the G15 or any other type of device because as they know it performs functions simillar to what the program does so unless they can 100% prove a case they should not enforce a ban. Then again any ban that is enforced the person can just cry they was using one of these devices, it really gives to clear information.

A mistake maybe, i think the op was botting via a third party program and now brought it to the forums to get the ban reversed.

Before people report me for "trolling" think about this;

you only have the op's say so that he/she was using a non-third party program.

I heard people, even people in these outposts stateing how they just obtained a bot program for the double free faction weekend. (So temptation to bot was high)

fusa · Oct 16, 2008, 04:18 PM // 16:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by fgarvin

Damn. Typos are my nemisis.

OT: What is the real reason ANet refuses to provide their proof that lead to an account ban? Why not simply state somthing along the lines of:

You were banned because you HFFF'd for six hours straight, without a break, and you also clicked in the exact same spot, every time and each and every run took exactly 93 seconds, excluding zoning to the GH to exchange Faction.

Really, how hard would that be?

Giving detailed information about how a bot was determined to be a bot would only give other bot runners a way to program around the methods.

fusa · Oct 16, 2008, 04:29 PM // 16:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by english storm

/sigh, when will people like you actually learn to research facts before labeling everything as "bullshit" and calling people trolls. Just because you have no idea how to do something on your G15 doesn't make it impossible. The fact remains that the G15 can imitate mouseclicks, scroll wheels and mouse movement events.

Am not going to argue with you any more but if you want to see partly for your self add this as a script (to the logitech g series keyboard profiler), assign it to a G key and when you press the G key it will display the current mouse x-y coordinates on the G15 LCD screen. That's where you get the coordinates to use for a macro to move the mouse.

function OnEvent(event, arg)
OutputLogMessage("event = %s, arg = %s\n", event, arg);
end

function OnEvent(event, arg)
if (event=="G_PRESSED" and arg==1) then
local x, y = GetMousePosition();
local sFmt = string.format("Mouse is at %d,%d\n", x, y);
OutputLCDMessage(sFmt);
end
end

Once you know, and have added the coordinates to a macro as a mousemove event you can simply add a mouse click and hey presto a mouse movement using your g15 macro ability. Script is not my work, it was made by someone else

That is using LUA, which is a scripting language, like autoit, and autohotkey. I can also create a script with autohotkey that automates mouse movements, etc and assign it as a command to be executed with push of the G1 key. But just because I can assign the key to run a program/script doesn't mean it gives someone the right to run a bot.

Painbringer · Oct 16, 2008, 04:29 PM // 16:29

So will the G-11 be the same (us cheap guys who don’t have al the bells and whistles)

Also let’s make this clear

Standard key mapping is fine

Multiple key commands set to a key (macro) are the grey area

Correct?

Tushi · Oct 16, 2008, 04:35 PM // 16:35

That gm was sitting behind computer and had 3 options:
1. ignore that angry dude
2. send auto reply
3. get a coffe

After 1 more reply he started abusing option 2. for the lulz.

DarkKnight · Oct 16, 2008, 04:36 PM // 16:36

From the sound of both the Blurb from Gaile Gray and the E-Mail that the OP got.

Any type of Assistance, Bot Macro or other type of program/Script that allows you to leave your computer and have it complete GW quests, missions or other tasks without the assistance of a human is not allowed but simple macros to save you a few keystrokes are fine.

english storm · Oct 16, 2008, 04:38 PM // 16:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by fusa

That is using LUA, which is a scripting language, like autoit, and autohotkey. I can also create a script with autohotkey that automates mouse movements, etc and assign it as a command to be executed with push of the G1 key. But just because I can assign the key to run a program/script doesn't mean it gives someone the right to run a bot.

Once again you failed to get the point, all that script does is display the coordinates of where the mouse is on the G15 LCD, the script doesn't move the mouse what so ever and has no effect on your game! The script can be run without any game running! Once you know the coordinates you want to move to, you use the mousemove event that is built in to the keyboard function and make a macro to move the mouse to the coordinates you want. No script involved in the movement, just a macro using the keyboard function.

Heloniar · Oct 16, 2008, 04:53 PM // 16:53

A bot is a bot regardless of source. suck it up and start new with a new copy of GW trilogy pack.( and a different email address) Sorry, thats all you can do now. and don't use the macro that way, just remove a automated function and do it yourself such as running.

fusa · Oct 16, 2008, 04:57 PM // 16:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by english storm

Once again you failed to get the point, all that script does is display the coordinates of where the mouse is on the G15 LCD, the script doesn't move the mouse what so ever and has no effect on your game! The script can be run out of the game! Once you know the coordinates you want to move to, you use the mousemove event that is built in to the keyboard function and make a macro to move the mouse to the coordinates you want. No script involved in the movement, just a macro using the keyboard function.

What you are referencing is the new built in support for the LUA scripting language. Read here for more info: http://newsletter2.logitech.com/logi...s_en/tips.html You might want to count how many times they mention its a SCRIPTING language. There is no mousemovement event built into the keyboard function. There is an option to run a script. This script can control mouse movements, but so can other scripting languages which are obviously bannable.

Faure · Oct 16, 2008, 04:58 PM // 16:58

Imo there's a difference between using a macro (a short chained action) and using a macro to go away and let some software(g15 software) do something for you.

I have some macro's set up (resign, panic logout (useing F12+c+enter, so i get into an outpost in about 1 second, which should bypass the possible lag)).

If you set up a macro that actually will do a whole farm for you then I can't see how that's different from any other way of botting.

DarkKnight · Oct 16, 2008, 05:03 PM // 17:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by fusa

What you are referencing is the new built in support for the LUA scripting language. Read here for more info: http://newsletter2.logitech.com/logi...s_en/tips.html You might want to count how many times they mention its a SCRIPTING language. There is no mousemovement event built into the keyboard function. There is an option to run a script. This script can control mouse movements, but so can other scripting languages which are obviously bannable.

You don't get it pal.

Step 1: Somone or Something Writes A Script (when you use the Quick MAcro Key you are actually creating a script, all macros big and small are scripts)
Step 2: Some macro program Decodes that script
Step 3: The Macro program feeds the Computer the Necessary input to Mimic the Mouse/Keyboard Movements BY ACTUALLY DOING THEM It presses keys for you it moves your cursor.

This is how ALL macros work. Weather your macro just hits the enter key or it writes a freaking novel for you and then publishes and prints it.

All macros are scripts, Some scripting languages allow for more advanced actions then others but they are all scripts.

Dark-NighT · Oct 16, 2008, 05:07 PM // 17:07

meh im good, only got emotes on me macros, nothing to worry about for me.

fusa · Oct 16, 2008, 05:16 PM // 17:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

You don't get it pal.

Step 1: Somone or Something Writes A Script (when you use the Quick MAcro Key you are actually creating a script, all macros big and small are scripts)
Step 2: Some macro program Decodes that script
Step 3: The Macro program feeds the Computer the Nessesary input to Mimic the Mouse/Keyboard Movements

This is how ALL macros work. Weather your macro just hits the enter key or it writes a freaking novel for you and then publishes and prints it.

All macros are scripts, Some scripts allow for more advanced actiions then others but they are all scripts.

LUA is a programming language, which its scripts can be run from the G15 game panel. Try using it, it opens LUA files, the help links to the LUA programming site. That is completely different from the macros which are just sequences of keys and delays. Anyone thinking that just because G15 macro's are acceptable means that scripts run using G15 is asking and deserves to be banned. Running LUA scripts is no different from running autohotkey and autoit scripts, and can be done just as easily.