That said, there are add-ons that automate functions and there are people who use macros (everything from macro capable mice and keyboards to third party programs such as autohotkey), though do so at their own risk.
Publius_Scipio wrote: »Of course we know that certain unscrupulous players will use CE for whatever reason in ESO. I wouldn’t be surprised if some players have used macros. Such is the reality with modern online games.
Publius_Scipio wrote: »Of course we know that certain unscrupulous players will use CE for whatever reason in ESO. I wouldn’t be surprised if some players have used macros. Such is the reality with modern online games.
I really don't understand players like that. Why would I want to automate my actions in game, when that's what is fun about the game. I bought the game to play it, not to watch it play itself.
When I want to see something play with itself I use different part of internet
Publius_Scipio wrote: »Of course we know that certain unscrupulous players will use CE for whatever reason in ESO. I wouldn’t be surprised if some players have used macros. Such is the reality with modern online games.
I really don't understand players like that. Why would I want to automate my actions in game, when that's what is fun about the game. I bought the game to play it, not to watch it play itself.
When I want to see something play with itself I use different part of internet
You really want to manually do 14 characters of all 5-6 writs per day ?
Probably lots of players use them, but the good trial groups does not use them as you loose flexibility, in pvp flexibility is far more important and against bosses obviously.xenowarrior92eb17_ESO wrote: »tough you cant prove when someone is using macros...sometimes I feel that 80% of the people with insane dps are using macros...since I find it hard to believe everyone plays with no mistakes in fights...and im talking about the 50k+ people...single target...yes I know there are those no lifers obsessed hodor worshipers who can achieve that... in actual combat but I know there are those who use macros for a long time and nothing happened to them... proving that is hard if not impossible to prove the use of macros...
Yep. It is in End-user license agreement (EULA)Macro's are against the ToS
So technically any macro can be interpreted as "automation software"...use cheats, automation software (bots), hacks, mods or any other unauthorized third-party software designed to modify the Game or adversely impact any other persons playing of the Game or his/her experience of playing the Game;
Addon are legal, as they use the approved api.vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »I wonder what they think about the addon that lets you craft quantities of items with 1 button push.
Addon are legal, as they use the approved api.vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »I wonder what they think about the addon that lets you craft quantities of items with 1 button push.
Nobody would detect if you used macros for LA weaving, however after morrowind you also need heavy attacks in your rotation, you can script more complex stuff but again it make you non flexible, it work on dummy but not if you need to dodge or block.
ssewallb14_ESO wrote: »Only 3rd party automation violates the ToS, the addon API allows for quite a bit of automation. You can do things like automate gear changes, skill bar changes, UI funtions, the mail system, etc.
This simply isn't true. It's trivial, for example, to macro context specific break-free based on which CC has been applied and even consider other factors such as resource levels.jasonthorpeb14_ESO wrote: »You can't use advanced macros in this game.
Amazing muscle memory works exactly the same way as macros do. Superior cancelling requires hand movement that is faster than the eye. Cancels and combos will fail because of lag when executed by a player the same way they will fail when executed by a macro.I know many people who have tested this stuff extensively to try to push the limits of what you can do in the game. The more you understand something the easier it is to fight. Our conclusion is many players just have amazing muscle memory, they have been playing a class so long that they got their rotations down to a science. People need to accept that macros in a combat environment are glitchy and don't really work well.
ssewallb14_ESO wrote: »Only 3rd party automation violates the ToS, the addon API allows for quite a bit of automation. You can do things like automate gear changes, skill bar changes, UI funtions, the mail system, etc.
This, can you please name some of those addons, there so many of them simmilar functions, can you recomend some and state why?
lordrichter wrote: »I specifically asked, a couple years ago, whether it was acceptable to use hardware keyboard macros (programmable keyboards) for the purpose of things like chat messages. Simple stuff not related to combat. I was told, explicitly, that it is NOT allowed.
However, my understanding of the use of ADD-ONS should make it possible for an add-on to interpret a brief key command ("/s1") as an instruction to send a canned message to the current channel. I am not aware of any add-on that does this and I can't testify to the legality of doing this.
There is a global cooldown on all skills of 1sec. Macro's dont work on ESO.
Nyghthowler wrote: »