New to LOTRO and new to this Bot.

[Xupiter]

Hi all and well met. I am an avid player of mmo's and a buddy of mine who has played LOTRO using viper just contacted me on skype and has me set to play when F2P goes live for noobies not veterans.

I have done some reading and I really like the captain and guardian for classes. I do preferr captain over guardian however i have not played the game, only read about them.

I was wondering how intuitive the bot would be if i wanted to run 2 toons in a group. From what i read, having a Guardian and a Captian duo team seems like a near perfect setup and would give me the option of playing either class when my buddy and I are online. Of course hes going with the Hunter class because hes just that way.

So you can kinda see where i am going with this....will the bot running two accounts conflict or will they support eachother and how does the gathering work and will that conflict with looting and killing and all that jazz?

I hope you understand what im getting at, since i cant play the game yet i dont even knwo how the gameplay is conserning tradeskills and harvesting stuff.

Any advice is welcome.

Xupiter

*edit*
I am wondering if the bot recognizes other toons in group and designates support rolls or main tank rolls and such or if its somewhat autonomous and basicaly would ignore other group members instead of helping kill or whatever...

[Darius]

I have not heard of anyone yet, that runs two of these bots (either v1 or V2) simultaniously.
Either you have to do some extensive testing and adjusting of current features, or you hope for someone to give you a hand.

Best,
D.

[mystexodus]

Right now the bot is actually set to avoid other players. I was working on some basic fellowship stuff Creo had provided but put it on the back burner. He actually used my interface DLL to write a simple group bot for his multi boxing. So it's possible but it's not something that's going to work for you with minimal effort right now.

[Xupiter]

thanks i appriciate the answers and reply. I appriciate it.