Welcome!

But it's masterrace, no negotiating.

Sorry I'm on vacation from bot development.

Tomorrow, you will see a black van parked in front of your house. Three masked men will walk out and kick down your door. They will waterboard and electrocute you. Then they will ask you to change the review. They will repeat that process every day until I am satisfied.

You missed the point. Of course you should post if there is a problem. But you should also post if the bot is working well and compliment the author's hard work and dedication. A few nice words make people like me and Slash feel like we're on the right track.

First of all, I know this is not high on the list of priorities for Cloud and Arbiter, but we seriously need one. My suggestion is mandatory reviews. If someone has run a bot for X hours, they have to post a review before they can use it again.

You piece of shit leeches. Only post when something doesn't work.

@Aria what da fuck? Why 2 accounts?

Did you even click "Bots" after pressing play?

Can't stand leeches like you. First post, spammy name, big request.

What happened to dis faggot?

Thanks for 50 cents, just noticed lol.

Maybe your java is outdated? @Arbiter

#PI #PI #PI

My man! Bertrand! To add on, it's not so much about being a team so that we can pump out bots like a machine, but rather provide the tools (API) necessary for developers so that they can make bots more easily and quickly, without the haste of having to write all the little methods yourself...

We don't function like a typical team.

Quality control.

Actually only me :P No team.

My main motivation ;)

The point is so you can set the bot up to train "these skills, in this order, using this method, until X condition is reached". That way you can set it up at the beginning of the day and come back and check on it 12 hours later and it would have trained every skill you wanted it to. Besides I...

I mean, just run the bot and you will get it.