u/The_New_Animal

Hit 4k with Warden🪄🧙‍♂️

Hit 4k with Warden🪄🧙‍♂️

Warden has been my favorite ruler since his release. Never thought he was viable for high ladder due to his low skill ceiling, so i typically push with spirit empress.

Ate a solid number of losses but eventually got into the right rhythm and I would have to say the elo climb was easier than normal. Not needing to constantly be merging to build/block comp made it feel a lot easier lmao. He does great to gatekeep duchess quests. Can't compete with a competent spirit empress or 3 star GK with the exception of star shield you get once every twenty rounds 🤣

10/10 duchess killer would recommend(just grab that gk when you see it cuz those shields aren't worth shit if your army is wiped by a gk w dagger before you get them)😂 👌

u/The_New_Animal — 1 day ago

Advice for learning to program a simple game-automating bot

Hello, I play a relatively simple game called Hay Day and want to make a bot for my game that can harvest and replant a crop when it regenerates every 2 minutes. I have basic experience with python(Took a gen ed computer science python class in college). I have had a few thoughts on how I could do this- I could have the program sleep for 2 minutes and then harvest the crops, replant, then repeat. I could also have it focus on specific tiles and when they turn a certain color(indicating that the crop is grown) it harvests, replants, and waits again.

Unfortunately, I have no experience with programming oriented around having the program commit an action or reading the screen(How do I get it to even watch the screen?) I am pretty lost on this lol!

What would you suggest I study to be able to code in these ways? I presume I can do this with python?

What kind of knowledge do I need to make the program click a tile then swipe the screen, then click a tile again then swipe the screen again?(This is the process of harvesting then replanting).

I can plot data, make basic simulations, and code for the oregon trail and some 1970-quality video games but I honestly have no experience with any of this! Any insight on what I should do, or if it is even something I am capable of doing with a bit of learning, would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks!

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u/The_New_Animal — 1 month ago