Very pleased and a question for the developers.

[Dracken]

Hello,

I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this. I recently purchased your product, and first let me say that I am extremely pleased with the delivery. It is everything I wanted out of the product and more. Money well spent on the lifetime subscription.

I had a question for the developers that I'm not sure they will answer, but it's something I want to keep an eye on. Do the developers have any plans to develop a similar botting product for Diablo 3 when that title is released?

 

[CodenameG]

Hello,

I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this. I recently purchased your product, and first let me say that I am extremely pleased with the delivery. It is everything I wanted out of the product and more. Money well spent on the lifetime subscription.

I had a question for the developers that I'm not sure they will answer, but it's something I want to keep an eye on. Do the developers have any plans to develop a similar botting product for Diablo 3 when that title is released?

yea, isnt that the equivalent of making a bot for cod, so it can leach ranks in multi-player? i dont think theres a point in that.

 

[Dracken]

yea, isnt that the equivalent of making a bot for cod, so it can leach ranks in multi-player? i dont think theres a point in that.

You don't think there's a point to making a bot for the successor of Diablo 2, a game with a massive online economy and an equally massive botting network?

Why wouldn't you make a bot for the game, barring countermeasures the game dev implements? D3 will see its fair share of currency and item sales, much as WoW and other MMOs have, and much like D2 did. In fact, the item sales on that game continue to be lucrative, a decade after release.

So, in short, the point would be profit. There is no profit in botting CoD, as you have aptly stated. But the two games have nothing in common.

 

[CodenameG]

You don't think there's a point to making a bot for the successor of Diablo 2, a game with a massive online economy and an equally massive botting network?

Why wouldn't you make a bot for the game, barring countermeasures the game dev implements? D3 will see its fair share of currency and item sales, much as WoW and other MMOs have, and much like D2 did. In fact, the item sales on that game continue to be lucrative, a decade after release.

So, in short, the point would be profit. There is no profit in botting CoD, as you have aptly stated. But the two games have nothing in common.

ive never played diablo so clearly i have no idea, i thought it was just a single player rpg, kinda thing, like WoW with out the MMO. your probably right, but no one at least on the dev team or staff have played D3, and there's no beta's or anything yet, so there's no way of telling what your going to have to code for or how long development of such a bot will take, with no information. so i guess to answer your question, at this time there are no other plans to make other products for any other games.

 

[Dracken]

I figured as much, but I thought that I'd throw up the question anyways. I used to bot on D2, and it was pretty profitable during the summer time. Hopefully when the devs get a chance to look at D3, they'll design something for it. I've really enjoyed their products so far.

 

[iesux]

You don't think there's a point to making a bot for the successor of Diablo 2, a game with a massive online economy and an equally massive botting network?

Why wouldn't you make a bot for the game, barring countermeasures the game dev implements? D3 will see its fair share of currency and item sales, much as WoW and other MMOs have, and much like D2 did. In fact, the item sales on that game continue to be lucrative, a decade after release.

So, in short, the point would be profit. There is no profit in botting CoD, as you have aptly stated. But the two games have nothing in common.

I just love the way you write A pleasure to the eye to see someone use English language with such precision and elegance