I have spent a lot of time observing the behaviour patterns of both humans and NPC's in this game while mining.

suicide ganking: what a bunch of useless guys these people are huh? “Unhappy is the fate of one who tries to win his battles and succeed in his attacks without cultivating the spirit of enterprise, for the result is waste of time and general stagnation.” -Sun Tzu

so now my question. Under 0.0 support to "Emergency warp out" the bot notices low standing status players in local does this work in high security space? The help manual does not specify this directly. recently my retrevier fel victim in .06 space and could not see weather or not this was in fact the case. or if the bot noticed, tried, was two slow becuase of a few things...this bring my to my other two questions frist being module defence.

Does the bot have the ability to activate a module when it first arrives to a belt? say in a mackinaw the bot will active modules one and two thne start mining. (im thinking adaptive invulnerability fields) this will buy most valuable seconds.

if indeed the 0.0 works in highsec.. what about pointing the ship? bot finds station. clicks approach the stops theship...

.. real players.. will warp to belt from the stock book marks then approach. bot never does this. after a while you can see who is bot and who is not rightaway.


the ideal bot to me would be one that..
1. Warps to the asteroid belt like everyone else.
2. Approaches the asteroids like everyone else.
3. Then activates modules (you'd need to make sure if you ship's capicitor is stable)
4. Then points the ships twords the stations
5. Watches local like a hawk.

With these I speculate I could run bot 24/7 With strategically using travling mode. lol maybe,,

maybe even add a black-list to the bot can detect reguardless of standing.

anyway what i just explained could be implemented in algo editor?

most of this i cannot help you with, although for constant activation of modules i know you can create a rule in the module rules, 100% / 100% shield and set the rule to the defined modules in the module fitting screen.

i have noted that some modules prevent docking while active, like mining foremen links. i don't think invulnerability fields do, so the above method should work.