Slav2 wrote:
Guys I dont want to write special algorithm for boosting as it will take at least couple of weeks to make everything work. How many people are going to use it? In my nearest plans are:
- simple trader for people who dont want to deal with all those settings trader has. First version of it works already, but trading like novice trader. Need to improve it.
- need to add proper win10 support. EP will be ported for .Net 4.5 framework and desktop duplication API will be used to get screenshots.
- EVE playerbase is constantly dropping. I know and CCP knows this by result of game sales. That is why CCP is going to release alfa clones. They have no choice but to switch to free-to-play model and hope that it is not too late to start attracting customers. This might be not good news for you, but I should also think about future and going to start second project, not related to eve.
Slav2,
I can't blame you for not wanting to create a new booster. It's clear that CCP wants to make that a very active role for a player, and that your Booster option for the Miner Bot was never meant to be a full standalone bot. I'm sure we'll all adjust to the lower yield, and just buy more miners ^_^
I like the idea of the simple Trader. Would you ever consider a lifetime license for a simple trader, or the other traders? I'd love to buy one, but can't justify paying that much on a continuous basis for it. I'm also happy to hear about proper Win10 support
Yes, it looks like the writing is on the wall. I imagine that EVE will die a very slow death (as it arguably already is). The introduction of Alpha Clones will either breathe new life into it, or speed up its death. Please let us know if you are looking at making bots for another MMO, I'll admit that whatever game you make bots for, I'll probably at least try
In the event that you pick up a new project, what does that mean for the EVE Pilot? Would you at least be willing to do maintenance on it (same functionality for Miner, Trader, etc. but nothing new), or would you abandon it altogether? If you aren't going to maintain it, would you be willing to publish your code to paying users so that we, as a community, could work on it together?