Last few days bot dying too many times. I getting 4kc/h because of deaths with 10+ food left in inv. Before update was good
Essentially nothing functionally changed in 1.4.7; It just reads the hunllef hp in a way that's slightly more consistent now. If your success rate decreased, it'll either be bad luck or possibly something like plugins/more heavy pc load/ping or something.
I'm not totally sure how to improve this further but I'll see what I can do regarding avoiding nados more or just eating higher when there are no nados I guess.
I guess maybe I can make the eatAt HP a modifiable setting ( cc
@Pallinaama ), I just really hesitate to make the interface more cluttered... But it seems like it might be helpful.
I've ran this bot for something like 40 to 50 hours, and I gotta say that it's not just worth it on regular accounts. $0.20 per hour for a gamble with a 1/400 (that is 1 / 100 hours of botting) droprate that would make it profitable is just too much, when osrs gp goes as cheap as it does nowadays. On normal accounts it's better to skip the botting hours and just buy the gold.
Totally honestly, I think I'd be down to lower the price, but it would piss off every other bot author (and probably site staff, lol). Lowering the price of the most popular bot on the site is just lowering the value of every other dev's work. And honestly a bit backwards.
I recognize the price necessitates both luck & a reasonable success rate (which is why I'm trying so hard to iron any issues out). But I will say that there's people getting 5-6 cg kc per hour, which is 3-3.5m gp/h on a long term average. So the bot is still profitable over the long term. And even on runs with bad luck, (as long as the bot is running reasonably smoothly), the bot doesn't usually dip below 1.5m/h which means it should pay for itself even when experiencing very bad luck. Also the average CG success rate (for all botters) is currently around 92% which I'm pretty proud of.
Doing my best to keep the bot working well, as I want to make it worth it for people of course.