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Maximum number of clients on a single PC?

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Hi,

I've worked with botting games for years now, and I just recently got into AA. I'm curious about AA and how AB handles it.

Multi-client support
From what I gather, we can multi-client with ArcheBuddy, yes? Simply enter in a key and then run as many copies as you'd like (and that your license supports). Is there a limit to how many clients ArcheBuddy can run on a single PC?

ArcheAge requirements
I'm curious about AA itself. My previous experience with botting involved the use of virtual machines (using VMWare Workstation) in order to utilize a "multi-client" environment via running one instance of the game per virtual machine. I would create a "master" VM, configure it exactly how I needed it, etc. and then just clone the master VM a few times, and voila: you've got 'x' amount of instances of ArcheAge (for example) running in 'y' amount of VMs.

The amount of VMs I could run was purely based off of the game's client itself along with a bit of overhead for the guest OS inside the VM (in my case, Windows 7).

Running AA at the very lowest graphical settings and at the lowest resolution... how many clients could one run on a PC with specs as follows:
  • 32GB RAM
  • 8 cores
  • 750Ti 2GB
  • 250GB SSD

Given that based on my first question (ArcheBuddy having multi-client support) I don't need VMs since ArcheBuddy fixes that need for me by allowing us to multi-client in the first place. Not needing VMs opens up resources that were previously wasted on the guest OS' plus VMWare's prominent memory leaks - allowing me to squeeze out more AA's per computer.

So, given that, how many ArcheAge clients could I run on those specs?
 
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Your spec list is not complete. Just stating how many cores your CPU has doesn't really give a view of it's processing power. You could have a FX-8320 or an i7 5760X for all we know...

Despite that fact, assuming that the 8 core processor is decent, the GPU is going to be a bottleneck for graphics.
 
TheEnd said:
Hi,

I've worked with botting games for years now, and I just recently got into AA. I'm curious about AA and how AB handles it.

Multi-client support
From what I gather, we can multi-client with ArcheBuddy, yes? Simply enter in a key and then run as many copies as you'd like (and that your license supports). Is there a limit to how many clients ArcheBuddy can run on a single PC?

ArcheAge requirements
I'm curious about AA itself. My previous experience with botting involved the use of virtual machines (using VMWare Workstation) in order to utilize a "multi-client" environment via running one instance of the game per virtual machine. I would create a "master" VM, configure it exactly how I needed it, etc. and then just clone the master VM a few times, and voila: you've got 'x' amount of instances of ArcheAge (for example) running in 'y' amount of VMs.

The amount of VMs I could run was purely based off of the game's client itself along with a bit of overhead for the guest OS inside the VM (in my case, Windows 7).

Running AA at the very lowest graphical settings and at the lowest resolution... how many clients could one run on a PC with specs as follows:
  • 32GB RAM
  • 8 cores
  • 750Ti 2GB
  • 250GB SSD

Given that based on my first question (ArcheBuddy having multi-client support) I don't need VMs since ArcheBuddy fixes that need for me by allowing us to multi-client in the first place. Not needing VMs opens up resources that were previously wasted on the guest OS' plus VMWare's prominent memory leaks - allowing me to squeeze out more AA's per computer.

So, given that, how many ArcheAge clients could I run on those specs?
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Correct question is: "How many clients in a single PC I can run before ban."
 
Obscu784 said:
Your spec list is not complete. Just stating how many cores your CPU has doesn't really give a view of it's processing power. You could have a FX-8320 or an i7 5760X for all we know...

Despite that fact, assuming that the 8 core processor is decent, the GPU is going to be a bottleneck for graphics.
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AMD 8350, to be exact
 
Pardon said:
Correct question is: "How many clients in a single PC I can run before ban."
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I've got proxies specifically for this. Worst case scenario, I just run them in VMs to make them more "individualized"
 
Your 750Ti will probably start throttling after 2-3 instances... Is your 8350 overclocked?
 
TheEnd said:
I've got proxies specifically for this. Worst case scenario, I just run them in VMs to make them more "individualized"
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I hinted to you. All others is your problems.
 
You need multiple keys to run multiple clients.

Just 1 key = 1 client.

Needs 3 keys for 3 client. Etc.
 
I have been running 4 accounts in the same household, same internet, and multi boxing is allowed as long as physical keyboard and mouse is involved. So no they aint gonna ban you. Trion itself stated multi client is allowed if it not 3rd party program running it virtually without physical keyboard or mouse. In this case, we are running it with physical keyboard and mouse.
 
Obscu784 said:
Your 750Ti will probably start throttling after 2-3 instances... Is your 8350 overclocked?
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Yes.

ArcheBuddy performs actions based on injection rather than a macro style action, correct? By that I mean, it doesn't actually take over the mouse and click on things on-screen - it does it via packets (or whatever it may be) right? If so, I could just cap the framerate and probably find a texture pack mod or make one myself to get more AA's on a single machine.

I could also get a nicer card. I just already have 750Ti's in the systems I've got now. Worked fine for previous games.
 
eligish said:
You need multiple keys to run multiple clients.

Just 1 key = 1 client.

Needs 3 keys for 3 client. Etc.
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Correct. From what I understand, I can also buy the "3 session" key and run 3 instances (or, 3 different accounts) off that one license key, yes?

eligish said:
I have been running 4 accounts in the same household, same internet, and multi boxing is allowed as long as physical keyboard and mouse is involved. So no they aint gonna ban you. Trion itself stated multi client is allowed if it not 3rd party program running it virtually without physical keyboard or mouse. In this case, we are running it with physical keyboard and mouse.
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Are you doing this via virtual machines, or are you using 4 separate PCs? Are you using proxies?
 
i run 6 clients on one pc with ab. about the same specs as yours. no vm. no ssd. the accounts seem to shut down often when i have over 3 runnng. i'm hing when i put my ssd in today this problem will be fixed.
 
No, AB does not move your mouse over the screen to click things, that would be silly :P.

What you could do however would be to have multiple clients run a very small resolution(below 720p) with minimum graphics, that should levitate a lot of processing power to be used for more clients.
 
Obscu784 said:
No, AB does not move your mouse over the screen to click things, that would be silly :P.

What you could do however would be to have multiple clients run a very small resolution(below 720p) with minimum graphics, that should levitate a lot of processing power to be used for more clients.
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about resolution (my old army)
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and i I dont see much difference when i have small or big window but easier to monitor

CPU- fx6100
GPU- GTS-250
16 gb ram
160 GB OLD ATA DISC ! xD
 
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dymon said:
about resolution (my old army)
and i I dont see much difference when i have small or big window but easier to monitor

CPU- fx6100
GPU- GTS-250
16 gb ram
160 GB OLD ATA DISC ! xD
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Going off that, I could easily run probably 20+ on a single machine
 
ok seems like his using some type of program to adjust the window size. if you see what programs he opened, next to archeage there is another program opened I think that might be it. hehe
 
try autosizer program u can set it up to launch with whatever and set resoulution
 
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