Guild Wars 2

Skeletor.9360:

Come on guys learn to program…..pick up some real time programming books….

Do a check on each shot…

Well first off windows that of which Gw2 runs on top of is not a real time operating system. Real time programming techniques sure could adjust some accuracy although most likely induce inaccuracy, however it would be devastating to client, server, and bandwidth.

The projectiles are basically “aimbotted” to the target for each one. A individual arrow can be dodged. See guardian scepter for a easy to see example of how projectiles are created and aimed for some skills.

The complaint you have would in no way be rectified by different programming techniques and the like. It is designed to be a channeled skill. The real complaint comes down to the fact the aimbot during a channeled skill outplays not only your skill level but also your attempts at countering it.

In a simple manner, low skill with a low to medium success rate based on conditions. I have yet to survive using glass longbow vs anyone with a clue who blocks, dodges, or closes the gap.

So I read over the multiboxing, scripts, etc threads and I haven’t been able to decipher whether or not this is ok to do.

So with 2+ gw2 accounts running on more than one computer is it ok to lay turrets on each account by hand in the same spot for farming?

There would be no scripts, KVM switches or other software/ hardware. I am actually referring to using a couple of Toshiba Encore win 8 tablets that can run gw2.

So basically a couple of small touch screens and I just touch the turret skills each individually.

I agree it would be totally cute like Gaile’s frog I give this a thumbs up. It would also give us something more to grind for in the long run.