Hi, I'm new to the game, but I think I already found an exploit. As I see it, you're not supposed to get any money off of items created using the summoning skill, they have no price set to them. But there is a way to circumvent that by a simple routine:
1)invoke create food water
2)put 7 water in cauldron
3)use_skill alchemy
Voila!
You got water of the wise which you can sell and exp in alchemy. I guess this won't be of much use for high level chars, but it wouldn't be hard putting that in a script and let it run overnight.
A simple way to prevent that would be to set a "summoned" flag on the items and check for it in the alchemy-routine.
Exploit? Infinite Money and exp for nothing
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...I think it's intentional
Actually, a script like that is a necessity for efficient high-lvl alchemy. I'm only a low-level alchemist, but I can tell you that if you had to manually collect common ingredients like that, it would (and does) take a long time. At higher lvls, the cash from that is next to nothing.
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The thing is, this isn't infinite money and xp for nothing. It does cost something ... time. It's like saying killing monsters and picking up (and alching) drops is infinite money and xp, which of course it isn't .. that also costs time.
Can alchemy be automated so you gain xp and money while away? Certainly. But it's even easier to automate mellee against weaker mobs with similar benefit. The rules sort of frown on any scripting (or similar automation) that lags the server, so you take your chances with either.
Can alchemy be automated so you gain xp and money while away? Certainly. But it's even easier to automate mellee against weaker mobs with similar benefit. The rules sort of frown on any scripting (or similar automation) that lags the server, so you take your chances with either.
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Clarification.. the rules for the Metalforge server frown upon scripting that can cause performance. All the other servers have their own guidelines on this matter.blackrazor wrote:The rules sort of frown on any scripting (or similar automation) that lags the server, so you take your chances with either.
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