[baddest man on earth]

@Supreme Leader is currently working on one with his team

Actually only me No team.

 

[savior]

Actually only me No team.

Why not expand it over the whole team?

 

[insomniac]

Why not expand it over the whole team?

Keep all the cash to himself.

 

[massbot]

it works very well for me

This.

 

[derk]

Why not expand it over the whole team?

I provide moral support in exchange for not having my head cut off by the supreme leader.

 

[philosobyte]

I would wait before deciding whether or not to create a Dungeoneering bot because it takes a lot of hours and the soon-to-be-released Ultradungeon is apparently going to be maintained by a professional development team of 5 people. Depending on how Ultradungeon evolves, it might be hard to beat.

If you really want to invest a lot of time into this, like, 100+ hours, then my vote is for a questing bot.

Otherwise, a construction bot.

 

[savior]

I would wait before deciding whether or not to create a Dungeoneering bot because it takes a lot of hours and the soon-to-be-released Ultradungeon is apparently going to be maintained by a professional development team of 5 people. Depending on how Ultradungeon evolves, it might be hard to beat.

If you really want to invest a lot of time into this, like, 100+ hours, then my vote is for a questing bot.

Otherwise, a construction bot.

Uh who are the other four besides doppelgänger

 

[insomniac]

Questing bot would be ok if you go high lvl quests from the get-go, instead of the traditional approach with chef's assistant etc...

Uh who are the other four besides doppelgänger

His squad.

 

[moneyblades]

Questing bot would be great, or possibly a Fight Cave bot for firecapes, or a wilderness looter could be cool

 

[baddest man on earth]

Why not expand it over the whole team?

Quality control.

 

[savior]

Quality control.

If you don't think the quality of your team mates don't meet your standard you probably shouldn't team up with them lol

 

[baddest man on earth]

If you don't think the quality of your team mates don't meet your standard you probably shouldn't team up with them lol

We don't function like a typical team.

 

[derk]

If you don't think the quality of your team mates don't meet your standard you probably shouldn't team up with them lol

I can only be grateful to use the shared API and paint to make my bot better and more appealing. What supreme leader gets back is a bigger recognition for the PI bots, a wider audience that might become fan like there are celestial and alpha fans.

My bots are not the best, but they function like they should, and people seem to be satisfied with it (1k users+ for Pi Chopper).

I'd say it's win win for both parties.

 

[baddest man on earth]

I can only be grateful to use the shared API and paint to make my bot better and more appealing. What supreme leader gets back is a bigger recognition for the PI bots, a wider audience that might become fan like there are celestial and alpha fans.

My bots are not the best, but they function like they should, and people seem to be satisfied with it (1k users+ for Pi Chopper).

I'd say it's win win for both parties.

My man! Bertrand!

To add on, it's not so much about being a team so that we can pump out bots like a machine, but rather provide the tools (API) necessary for developers so that they can make bots more easily and quickly, without the haste of having to write all the little methods yourself. That is why we have one rule in our team: You're bots must work and perform optimally.

 

[savior]

I can only be grateful to use the shared API and paint to make my bot better and more appealing. What supreme leader gets back is a bigger recognition for the PI bots, a wider audience that might become fan like there are celestial and alpha fans.

My bots are not the best, but they function like they should, and people seem to be satisfied with it (1k users+ for Pi Chopper).

I'd say it's win win for both parties.

My man! Bertrand!

To add on, it's not so much about being a team so that we can pump out bots like a machine, but rather provide the tools (API) necessary for developers so that they can make bots more easily and quickly, without the haste of having to write all the little methods yourself. That is why we have one rule in our team: You're bots must work and perform optimally.

I get your point, nice concept

 

[kristiaan]

You prob want to make an AIO Quester or and AIO dungeoneering bot

 

[margison]

Darkscape combat bot that deathwalks and re-equips armour/weapons on death.

 

[tyking77]

I support the dung bot. I think that would be a challenge to actually make a working one. we do have one but.... it doesnt rlly work right.