Bot cautions with Blizz

After thoroughly evaluating the whole scenario, looking at the prices of existing programs and their low security levels, even considering GGL, where they essentially say that for security, the ideal is to get the private plan (which implies the standard, cheaper versions aren't as secure, and the ideal is the more expensive one), I got a bit worried and decided to make my own bot.

I'm using a fully pixel-based system. It's currently based on Hekili, but I might change that later. For now, it'll work well. It evaluates my HP, the party's (PT) HP, and uses BigWigs and the boss's cooldown bar. It will also anticipate certain mechanics or react to specific situations. Since it's private, I have the freedom to make these kinds of adjustments. It's a lot of work, but it's turning out excellent.

It's being developed in C++ to be lightweight and efficient. My only question is:

It's a rotation bot that's being humanized (adding randomization to keypress timing in milliseconds, and how many times a key is pressed, yes, it mimics common gameplay by pressing the same key 2-3 times, which is also a randomized value). Should I be concerned about anything? Is there any tool that might detect it? Or am I safer than usual since it's exclusive? Do you recommend any precautionary actions?

sounds good to me.

ive been thinking about randomized and humanlike key presses as well
its easy enough to add a delay and only allow 2-5 keypresses per second (which is within human range)
but it would be nice to also randomize the variance over time so its not consistantly 2-5 presses per second. shifting up or down to 1-3, 2-4, 4-6, etc

i think a good person to talk to is chatgpt. he's my boyfriend

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Originally Posted by Vitorgb7 After thoroughly evaluating the whole scenario, looking at the prices of existing programs and their low security levels, even considering GGL, where they essentially say that for security, the ideal is to get the private plan (which implies the standard, cheaper versions aren't as secure, and the ideal is the more expensive one), I got a bit worried and decided to make my own bot. I'm using a fully pixel-based system. It's currently based on Hekili, but I might change that later. For now, it'll work well. It evaluates my HP, the party's (PT) HP, and uses BigWigs and the boss's cooldown bar. It will also anticipate certain mechanics or react to specific situations. Since it's private, I have the freedom to make these kinds of adjustments. It's a lot of work, but it's turning out excellent. It's being developed in C++ to be lightweight and efficient. My only question is: It's a rotation bot that's being humanized (adding randomization to keypress timing in milliseconds, and how many times a key is pressed, yes, it mimics common gameplay by pressing the same key 2-3 times, which is also a randomized value). Should I be concerned about anything? Is there any tool that might detect it? Or am I safer than usual since it's exclusive? Do you recommend any precautionary actions?

Wrong forum for such a technical request, you're probably looking for the unknown cheats forum where most RE devs hang out and larp.