Jimmyshotta
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- Joined
- Nov 16, 2011
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Hello everyone, moderators, devs, users and guests.
I am a huge fan of all the buddybots and your forums and community are usually very interesting and productive.
I understand that hearthstone is a different game compared to rpgs, both while gaming and making a bot for it. I am not that good with code that i can produce advanced stuff for myself. Couple of profiles on diablo but thats about it, but i studied and learned alot during my years on the buddyforums, so i reserve myself for miss happens while talking about things im not an expert in
After 4 year at the honorbuddy forums and 2 years at demonbuddy forums ive learnt that developers of the specific bot work very close to community projects and appreciate "our" work. Alot of the times you implented plugins, ai's and other rules made by normal but dedicated buddy users in your released software. And i really think that is what make the buddy bots better then most of all the others out there, im currently botting Diablo 3 hardcore (grift 45+ paragon 800 season only) and that is proof enough that whatever bot for whatever game you make have the capability to do great things, if you work close to the community.
Hearthstone is not Diablo, its not world of warcraft (altho it comes pretty close to it when 2v2 arena), but looking from your perspective hearthbuddy should have the same possibility to pushing the ladders, avoiding the banhammer, making easy understandable plugins, plugins that could change deck after facing 10 hunters running your face down etc. Now people are using this to farm goldportraits and the daily gold gain from wins, and that is not enough...Arena is not close winning more then it looses, ofc this comes down to choosing decks and, yes, ive had 5-7 wins here and there, but nothing close to being top ranked pvp arena team in wow with only botting, crushing dps and healing meters in both world and eu, or #2 geared barbarian hardcore season.
I would not talk about this if i hadnt studied the current Silver Ai running in hearthbuddy. There are so many wrong moves that ive stopped writing it down, ten days staring at it and the only thing that work decent is two paladin decks and one mage, and by working i dont mean climbing ladders, cause with the right deck you just cant not climb, im talking about using the right combos and playing the right value on board, sometimes it actually surprises me with some crazy ass move and impresses me, but I've also seen it miss lethal many times these past hundred of hundred games.
So what it comes down to is, community. And the hearthbuddy forums are dead, take for example this section:
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/hearthbuddy-forum/community-developer-forum/
There are ONE thread there, and that thread has not a single answer, i am not blaming anyone, but why has it become to this?
The beta section:
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/hearthbuddy-forum/hearthbuddy-beta/
The only thing that updates are goldfarming decks, and the same problem as diablo had after the auction house went down, you cant make money on botting it, so why do we spend money? We spend money cause botting is fun, and it helps those who doesnt have time to keep up with their right skill lvl, there is alot of time consuming aspects in todays gaming thats needed to prove and test your skill vs the best. And here is it where i got the urge for my hearthbuddy bot to climb the ladder, i got it to rank 6 with a paladin deck, it worked pretty good and executed alot of the games good i ofc did see alot of missplays but that is okay and understandable.
And continuing about the money. I have spent over 300 dollars on buddybots and here is where my question and suggestion comes in:
- As i said earlier, the community it was made these bots great, the solid ground has always been there with the developers for the buddybots, dont get me wrong, you make an amazing job and im not saying you arent good enough, we all need help all the time and that is the way its suppose to be! But for hearthbuddy, do you have a plan or any actions to make for how the community is handling today? How do you reward these people who devote half their life to improving your software? I know you have buddy store and i have spent alot of dineros paying for profiles etc, but this for example
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/demon...es/167274-keyhunter-a1-a4-keywarden-hunt.html
The example above its not a huge project, but how can we/you make people like this appear on our hearthbuddy forums?
And how do you reward them when they do?
I feel like we need a discussion going to get this engine rolling once and for all!
Happy botting mates!
//Grekivar
I am a huge fan of all the buddybots and your forums and community are usually very interesting and productive.
I understand that hearthstone is a different game compared to rpgs, both while gaming and making a bot for it. I am not that good with code that i can produce advanced stuff for myself. Couple of profiles on diablo but thats about it, but i studied and learned alot during my years on the buddyforums, so i reserve myself for miss happens while talking about things im not an expert in

After 4 year at the honorbuddy forums and 2 years at demonbuddy forums ive learnt that developers of the specific bot work very close to community projects and appreciate "our" work. Alot of the times you implented plugins, ai's and other rules made by normal but dedicated buddy users in your released software. And i really think that is what make the buddy bots better then most of all the others out there, im currently botting Diablo 3 hardcore (grift 45+ paragon 800 season only) and that is proof enough that whatever bot for whatever game you make have the capability to do great things, if you work close to the community.
Hearthstone is not Diablo, its not world of warcraft (altho it comes pretty close to it when 2v2 arena), but looking from your perspective hearthbuddy should have the same possibility to pushing the ladders, avoiding the banhammer, making easy understandable plugins, plugins that could change deck after facing 10 hunters running your face down etc. Now people are using this to farm goldportraits and the daily gold gain from wins, and that is not enough...Arena is not close winning more then it looses, ofc this comes down to choosing decks and, yes, ive had 5-7 wins here and there, but nothing close to being top ranked pvp arena team in wow with only botting, crushing dps and healing meters in both world and eu, or #2 geared barbarian hardcore season.
I would not talk about this if i hadnt studied the current Silver Ai running in hearthbuddy. There are so many wrong moves that ive stopped writing it down, ten days staring at it and the only thing that work decent is two paladin decks and one mage, and by working i dont mean climbing ladders, cause with the right deck you just cant not climb, im talking about using the right combos and playing the right value on board, sometimes it actually surprises me with some crazy ass move and impresses me, but I've also seen it miss lethal many times these past hundred of hundred games.
So what it comes down to is, community. And the hearthbuddy forums are dead, take for example this section:
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/hearthbuddy-forum/community-developer-forum/
There are ONE thread there, and that thread has not a single answer, i am not blaming anyone, but why has it become to this?
The beta section:
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/hearthbuddy-forum/hearthbuddy-beta/
The only thing that updates are goldfarming decks, and the same problem as diablo had after the auction house went down, you cant make money on botting it, so why do we spend money? We spend money cause botting is fun, and it helps those who doesnt have time to keep up with their right skill lvl, there is alot of time consuming aspects in todays gaming thats needed to prove and test your skill vs the best. And here is it where i got the urge for my hearthbuddy bot to climb the ladder, i got it to rank 6 with a paladin deck, it worked pretty good and executed alot of the games good i ofc did see alot of missplays but that is okay and understandable.
And continuing about the money. I have spent over 300 dollars on buddybots and here is where my question and suggestion comes in:
- As i said earlier, the community it was made these bots great, the solid ground has always been there with the developers for the buddybots, dont get me wrong, you make an amazing job and im not saying you arent good enough, we all need help all the time and that is the way its suppose to be! But for hearthbuddy, do you have a plan or any actions to make for how the community is handling today? How do you reward these people who devote half their life to improving your software? I know you have buddy store and i have spent alot of dineros paying for profiles etc, but this for example
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/demon...es/167274-keyhunter-a1-a4-keywarden-hunt.html
The example above its not a huge project, but how can we/you make people like this appear on our hearthbuddy forums?

I feel like we need a discussion going to get this engine rolling once and for all!
Happy botting mates!
//Grekivar