Quantum Abyss Crafter [Deleted]

I tried setting the break timer to min 120, max 120 minutes (so it would take a break at exactly 2 hours. Resulted in the bot crashing. Error report sent.

 

Preset does not fill pouches

 

It generally averages about 48 runs an hour in my experience. Lower if you get pked. The highest I've seen reported in this thread (or prehaps the free version thread, I don't remember) is 51/hr. I'll use 48, since it's a happy medium and seems consistently repeatable. So multiply that by how many runes you're making.

So with all 4 pouches and an abyssal titan, you'd carry 74 essence per run. That's 3552 essence and 1.5 summoning pouches per hour. Total cost is 11.5k per hour.

For max profit, we'll assume we're making natures with 91+ rc, and that we've completed Hero's Welcome quest. That means double natures with a 5% bonus on top of that from the quest. About 7460 natures made an hour. It'll vary a little bit since over 91 rc will mean you have a slight chance for triple nats. At 410 a pop, that's a gross income of 3,058,600 an hour, and a profit of 3,047,100 per hour. A tad higher than that (maybe 10%) thanks to triple nats.

This is assuming you 91 rc and 93 summoning. Most people do not.

TLDR it's very profitable, but many other activities/bots will be more lucrative if you consider the initial time investment to gain the prerequisite levels. All that time spent leveling could be spent making money elsewhere. Opportunity cost and all that.

 

I've only been making 2.5M with all the resources you said :/ Still not bad, though.

 

An optimization:
The bot is refilling summoning points far more often than needed. You don't need to regularly refill summoning points to counteract drain - you just need to fill it up prior to re-summoning. There's no need for the refill summoning point threshold bar. When you hit 0 points, your familiar does not disappear, and beasts of burden still function normally.

The only time the bot needs summoning points is for renewal of the pouch. Parasite needs 6, Lurker needs 7, and Titan needs 11. As long as you have that initial point cost, you're good to go. The bot also tends to renew the familiar super early - I've seen it renew with 8 minutes left. Really, we can cut that down to 3-4 minutes, since a run should never take more than 2 minutes anyway. The only items at risk are some essence so if the bot does get stuck somewhere and the BoB drops the items, it's not a big deal. (The fact it got stuck is far more concerning in that case).

By removing needless obelisk runs and stopping to renew slightly less often, we can probably squeeze in another 1-2 runs/hr

 

Assuming a run can take up to ~90 seconds (45/hr) a minimum of 3 minutes (2 runs) is good. I wouldn't go earlier than 5 runs, so 7.5 minutes max. 3-7.5 minutes.

After thinking about it, there's an even better way to optimize.

Summoning has an initial cost and a drain cost. The total amount of points lost is equal to the level required to summon it. So for example, an abyssal titan is a level 93 familiar. It costs 11 points initially, then drains 82 points over 42 minutes for a total of 93 points used.

That means we can either:
A) Maximize the time our familiar is alive by waiting as long as possible
B) Minimize the time we spend running to the obelisk by resummoning early

Lets say we have level 62 summoning and summon an abyssal lurker (also level 62). It has an initial point cost of 7, and will drain us down to 0 summoning points at a rate of (62-7)points/41min = 1.34 points/min. So if we maximize the time alive (wait until <2 minutes remaining), we will have to run to the obelisk each time we want to renew Since we will be at (or about to be at) 0 points.

Alternatively, we can make it so we only need to run to the obelisk every other summon by summoning with 6 minutes left. 6 * 1.34 = 8. 8 points means we have enough to summon the new lurker.

Assuming running to the obelisk takes about 25% of the time of a run (and that's generous, probably less than that), it is more profitable to summon early (money lost on pouch is less than 25% of the profit of a double nat run).
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All that text is a jumbled mess, but the implementation of our optimal rotation is much simpler. We don't have to work on timers for the middle renewal, we can just use summoning points. We know we need a minimum of 7 points. We'll give a buffer of 3 minutes (2 runs) before that. So it's simply 7 + 3 * 1.34 = 11. If we have less than 11 points, it's time to renew. You can apply the same math for parasite and titans.

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Lastly, we just need to account for higher summoning levels. We just add some time constraints to things to keep things running smoothly.

So to put it all together:

Optimal rotation:

Code (Text):

1. If (timeremaining < 4.5-9min && points < 7) {
2. renewpointsthisrun = true;
3. //always try to renew points during a run so we don't have to run back to bank after obelisk
4. }
5.  
6. If (points <= 11 && points >= 7 && timeremaining < 15mins) {
7. Summon();
8. //resummon if we're about to run out of points and the familiar is going to expire soon
9. } else if (timeremaining < 3-7.5min && points >=7) {
10. Summon();
11. //resummon if familiar is about to expire soon
12. } else if (summondead && points >= 7) {
13. Summon();
14. //Something went wrong. This isn't supposed to happen.
15. } else if ((timeremaining < 3 minutes || summondead) && points <7) {
16. failsafe renew points and summon
17. //we didn't renew our points during a run, so now we have to go to obelisk then come back to bank. Many things went wrong.
18. }