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Create a feeder bot #29

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AmazingGamerBoy opened this issue Nov 16, 2015 · 9 comments
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Create a feeder bot #29

AmazingGamerBoy opened this issue Nov 16, 2015 · 9 comments

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@AmazingGamerBoy
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Hi guys, wondering if anyone here could help me with something like the link below. Is there anyway to modify pulv's client script to do this. Please contact me if you can help! Thank you!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy0R6wVFLeY

@AmazingGamerBoy
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Anyone willing to help me create an agario suicide/feeder bot with over 150 bots? This needs to be a local script. It would be fine to edit another script such as pulviscriptor's. Will pay a bit of money if you want (but just a bit). Add me on skype to talk about this: Agario-Lord
My GitHub Account: AmazingGamerBoy

@pulviscriptor
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AmazingGamerBoy, try ask there https://www.reddit.com/r/Agar/
There must be already existing bots.

@pulviscriptor
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I want to add.
I receive lots of mails with requests like that. I am not interested in doing little bots like that.
But i am interested in developing huge service with thousands of bots and multiple servers, so if you have bag of money and want service like "raga", you can contact me.

@DeepSnowNeeL
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Hey ! Thanks to you we created ours ! :)
But we had to move from node.js to java since node.js can't really
multi-thread. (it's more like multi-script and they share data so it was a
mess).
FYI, you can't go over 200/250 bots with node JS :)

Good luck and keep up the good work :)

Le mar. 17 nov. 2015 à 11:50, pulviscriptor notifications@github.com a
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I want to add.
I receive lots of mails with requests like that. I am not interested in
doing little bots like that.
But i am interested in developing huge service with thousands of bots and
multiple servers, so if you have bag of money and want service like "raga",
you can contact me.


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@krlicmuhamed
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@DeepSnowNeeL That's an interesting note. Is that true? I know that you can make It quite efficient even without clustering node.js processes.
Java is blocking while node.js isn't so node.js is more efficient even on a single thread.
Also pm2, zeromq help. Don't really see why are you calling It a mess..

@DeepSnowNeeL
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Well from my experience yes, but i'm relatively new to node.js so I don't
know all the things that would speed it up.

Le mar. 17 nov. 2015 à 15:55, Muhamed Krlic notifications@github.com a
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@DeepSnowNeeL https://github.com/DeepSnowNeeL That's an interesting
note. Is that true? I know that you can make It quite efficient even
without clustering node.js processes.


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@nguyenvanduocit
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if you have money, everything is possible. I have a bot can eat the food and ran towards the main cell and dodge the bigger cell. But agar limit 5 per IP client. So you can not run 150 client per ip.

@pulviscriptor
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AmazingGamerBoy, I am closing this issue since it is not an issue, but feel free to comment if you have some questions.

nguyenvanduocit,
28.10.2015 support of agents was added, now is possible to use proxy/SOCKS for connections.
You can check docs in this commit 5db6115
You can check SOCKS usage example in https://github.com/pulviscriptor/agario-client/blob/master/examples/socks.js

@krlicmuhamed
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@nguyenvanduocit If you really want to know, I used 5 free heroku servers and got 25 bots ;)

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