

- RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN INSTALL
- RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN REGISTRATION
- RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN VERIFICATION
RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN INSTALL
RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN VERIFICATION
Manager node running a container with a script that fires POST requests to SBI's web server to create new accounts up to whatever number of bots the actor wants to maintain, and connects to the mailserver via IMAP to automatically click email confirmation links and copy verification codes which get put into redis for the bot clients to use for first login.Redis server for state management and messaging.
RUNEMATE BOT WONT OPEN REGISTRATION
Postfix/Dovecot mailserver with a catch-all inbox so you effectively have infinite email addresses to plug into the registration form.It would be pretty trivial to create a scalable swarm of bots using Docker, just by gluing existing programs/libraries together with some scripts: Most cloud providers give you free credit upon signup or have free plans which would allow people to run them for little to no operational costs if they spread their bots across multiple hosting accounts This is exactly what they'll be doing and it's not as hard as you'd think, SBI have done nothing to impede automation, they don't even have a fucking captcha on their registration page. Unless they host on some cloud ressource and have fully automated detecting banned drones and setting up new ones The only thing stopping rampant botters previously was the fact that if they got caught and banned they'd need to sink another $30 to create a new account making it too high risk for anyone to really try, now that barrier will be gone there will be a flood of scripters with swarms of bots, like having their own personal zerg. People will be creating free accounts with throwaway emails and botting on them with a VPS, account bans won't work because they can just make a new account for free, hardware or IP bans won't work because they can just redeploy to a different VPS.

EAC will not prevent bots, and SBI haven't announced any plans for further measures to prevent the large scale botting that will result from it being F2P So lots of people have lots of opinions on the F2P announcement and its impacts, but something that has only really been touched on by a few people in comments is botting.įrom what I can see, going f2p with Albion in it's current form will result in bot hordes.
