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Well i thought in like every 2 hours all the players get a question like: Are you online? ore something, if you dont answere in 5mins ore so you get dissconected, but if you have stall open you dont get the question.

is this an good idea? cuse sometimes its really hard to conect to the servers. =(

no its not cuze the bot programers will just make the bot answer to the qustion.
and dont try making ways cuze people made perfect ways to make them dc but joyhax just dont want to hear about it.

babasa wrote:no its not cuze the bot programers will just make the bot answer to the qustion.
and dont try making ways cuze people made perfect ways to make them dc but joyhax just dont want to hear about it.

I think thats impossible to do when you let them pop up at random times at random spot in the screen =)

That would distroy stalls. : \

I think thats impossible to do when you let them pop up at random times at random spot in the screen =)

Yeah that'd be impossible, if they could do that they could even make it hunt mobs by itself...

Well, actually, the bot uses packets to target mobs. The "Are you online" box could have a thing where you have to point your mouse on it and click it. Just like bots can't phantom, they can't click the box.

Doppleganger wrote:That would distroy stalls. : \

Read what he said. Anyways this wouldn't work as the bots would just make an auto reply, cause thats how gay they are. >.>

Penguin13 wrote:Well, actually, the bot uses packets to target mobs. The "Are you online" box could have a thing where you have to point your mouse on it and click it. Just like bots can't phantom, they can't click the box.

They could easily make it click. It would have to be an image code the bot can't understand.

Penguin13 wrote:. Just like bots can't phantom,

they just did..................

Bots 'sniff' packets, the bot wouldn't need to know where on the screen it would pop up, it would just sniff the packet away and know it..

Carnophage wrote:

Penguin13 wrote:Well, actually, the bot uses packets to target mobs. The "Are you online" box could have a thing where you have to point your mouse on it and click it. Just like bots can't phantom, they can't click the box.

They could easily make it click. It would have to be an image code the bot can't understand.

Bots dont need to understand stuffs "OMG they are not HUMAN!!!!".... they are purely scripts.... to make it SIMPLE... [ A.I. ]... they act what they should ACT... what does bot programmer program them to do...

Yeah thats why i'm saying if they want to block them they should create something that needs to be understood...

Get it now?

Carnophage wrote:Yeah thats why i'm saying if they want to block them they should create something that needs to be understood...

Get it now?

YAY

but with that code when you log into silkroad, its random can bots answere questions like that ? D:

If such thing should be applied, they should have the codes outside the cities only. And stalls should only be allowed inside the city. This would make it much easier to introduce a image code/question etc.

Stress wrote:If such thing should be applied, they should have the codes outside the cities only. And stalls should only be allowed inside the city. This would make it much easier to introduce a image code/question etc.

yeah, but the question is, can boters answere a code? >.>

No the question is what happens if you get it wrong?:P

iGod wrote:No the question is what happens if you get it wrong?:P

Drop a cake on you ?

Bots can indeed "read" the image verification. There's a program out there that does that. All you need is a script and that program. And boom, auto-login

uuhm, useless. every question needs a answer, a good answer to verify YOUR answer, that means there's a file for it. A bot just detects it and gives the good answer

This is not a good idea cuz sometimes ill leave my char standing in town for 2 hours and go do something else. I could make a stall but i either wont have time for it or nothing to sell. And i dont want to come back and find out that i have to spend another hour trying to reconnect again. Bad idea.