So what is running the script on the client after it is executed remotely by ADB and then the ADB server is terminated?Seems to work
Even if they decide to flag the ADB service, which wouldn't make sense because it's used for many legitimate purposes, it's only needed for startup.
So, we can do this:
Launch the bot (remain passive until you're set up in-game) --> turn off ADB --> launch game
ADB is not an issue regarding detectability, not sure what your problem with it is.
Don't expect a response from me.
Don't fall victim to the "input heuristics" and other jargon that is continously spouted nonsensically. I can assure you that it's a non-argument. The silence is deafening as I said it would be. They've logged in and read these posts multiple times now.As someone who has been following this thread from the beginning, I would respectfully ask that you do not ignore the concerns HandFarmer has raised. Feel free to disregard anything you perceive as personal attacks, but please try to address the technical points he is making.
While I was initially extremely interested in this project, I'd be lying if I said the points HandFarmer has made haven't made me a bit wary.
So, in case there are others that have become concerned like myself, please continue to address critiquing arguments against XiaBot. If HandFarmer is right in saying I can use a free auto-clicking app to perform the same tasks and achieve the same results that XiaBot offers, I need you to justify XiaBot's $24.99/mo pricetag. The monthly fee and cost of the specific tablet I'll need to buy have me wondering if I should just try the free auto-clicker app route instead, but I'm hoping you can provide technically sound reasonings for why XiaBot is the better choice. Thank you and I look forward to your future replies/updates.
Yeah I figured some people would still have this sentiment. People do enjoy being spoonfed. A fool and their money...I hope the release will still go on tomorrow after those negative posts, I'm still looking forward to this bot tbh I don't care how it's made or how simple it is as long as it works and has a very to non existing ban rate. You still have my full support!
Again, a non answer to a smple question. No hand holding required for me, you may need it though. You seem to believe TeamViewer or any other application is detected while yours is not. Which goes against the logic you yourself are even saying, because you claim that they don't look at process or application lists. If ADB is used to activate a file/bot on the client device, I was wondering how you believe it's not detectable or less detectable than a normal application due to ADB server being terminated. You just got done saying how ADB is irrelevant because it's just used to launch the bot, which the bot is a process/app just like teamviewer or a free touch recorder
Which brings me to the final question, a real zinger really because this logic is so irrefutable that it will leave you stumped and frustrated for hours like the last. I have no doubt you'll talk yourself into a circle again for everybody to see, but should you choose not to respond the silence will be deafening and even more questions from the public will arise about your credibility.
Instead of annoying and complicated setups of camera angles and zoom ins and all that shit that is needed for every single one of your bot scripts before it can be ran, why aren't these programmed into the bot scripts to only execute once? Is it because you can't loop the recorded taps over and over with that feature because it would be too obvious that you're replaying a simple macro recording from a free app and using some bridge protocol like ADB to try and mask it by executing it remotely instead of just telling them to download an app and run your file?
Because surely the leading theory right now is you're using some sort of mouse/touch recorder and having that file activated by remote execution from ADB.
Regardless if the theory is true, everybody can tell you're a complete and utter novice for requiring steps like the ones below before somebody can run a shitty fucking generic clicker script.
From XB Agility
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Setup:
So not only does everybody need a specific device with a specific resolution, every script requires that same stupid setup shit to put everything in the exact same spots. What a complete fucking joke. Isn't selling freeware against the rules? Just because you made it executable from ADB to try and mask it doesn't make it any less free.
- Navigate to the monkey bars under Edgeville.
- Cross the bars once.
- Wait for the monsters to become unaggressive. If needed, bring food.
- Ensure your camera is zoomed all the way in.
- Perform the standard camera setup procedure: Home
- Minimize the chat box.
- Minimize any game tab you have open (inventory, mage book, etc).
- Ensure you are in "standard" mode. You shouldn't be in "single tap" or "tap-to-drop" mode.
- Ensure the NPC and Player attack options are both set to "hidden".
- Cross the bars once again.
- Your final state should look like this: "
I very much doubt you even have pixel color detection. Even a simple pixel bot could tell the difference between a red spider and a brown fucking ladder. Your NMZ bot doesn't even use overloads or any att/str/range potions. Peace out.
I don't care if the bot is particularly simple, I'm still interested. Even if it's a bust and the ban rate for mobile has a huge spike immediately after I buy it, I'm still curious to see what botting on mobile looks like. I am still interested in being a guinea pig for what may be the future of botting. Hand farmer can state "A fool and their money...", and feel like getting a free auto clicker is the better choice, but he must just have a different perspective of the time value of money than I do. $24.99 to be spoonfed is peanuts.
probs need to be put in dev mode.Do you have any intention on adding a FAQ or troubleshooting guide? I bought the tablet and the subscription, and have followed all the guides on the web site to the letter, yet when I launch xiabot it always says "no devices connected in the top corner". The only thing that seems out of place to me is that when I plug my tablet in to the pc, I do not get the allow USB debugging pop-up. What gives?
Should have used a free touch recording app insteadDo you have any intention on adding a FAQ or troubleshooting guide? I bought the tablet and the subscription, and have followed all the guides on the web site to the letter, yet when I launch xiabot it always says "no devices connected in the top corner". The only thing that seems out of place to me is that when I plug my tablet in to the pc, I do not get the allow USB debugging pop-up. What gives?

