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If you're talking about that crappy 'semi-automatic farm' thing that noobs are doing at the castle house with conveyor belts, they are wasting their time working towards repetitive motion disorders... There are much better contraptions to be made in other layouts with the same (or less) castle furniture which you don't have to jam sword 10,000 times in order to operate. Try the tropical island if you want to make something really effective for farming. Better yet, get a respawner. |
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The "most effective" method is buying gralat packs |
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Yep. If they catch that you can get ban :)
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This isn't one of your amiibos |
I've used the same method on pc... holding down a key in order to maintain actions... but long ago. Within a few minutes I was click/dragged by an administrator. They can detect it... there's currently a band-aid fix in place with the 'are you still here' thing, but this kind of activity should be discouraged and punishable - it is detrimental to the game in general. People who are actively maintaining their idle position by holding down a button get banned/reset at times, so how come the farming is somehow reasonable?
And you can step off, Aguzo. You're the only one with an axe to grind here. |
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People literally advertise there "auto-farm" in graal city for hours a day lol And if your referring to aguzo using that magnet to use the sword button how can an admin tell what goes behind your screen? |
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Kinda off the topic but...
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It's true, sometimes I wonder if I'm just playing graal with that drinking bird dealy
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Not showing anyone else the video, wouldn't be a nice thing to do to ToonsLab
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Same for PC users but I'm assuming there's also checks for the regularity of the button presses to detect macros? Not sure how it's actually done, just making suggestions on how it could be done. |
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