Question: What bot should I use?
Answer: I recommend Easy Metin 2, which you can find at [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. I say this because I have used it and find it good and it has a lot of features. Also, I know that it's going to be expanded, upgraded, etc. because this same company made the SRO King bot for Silkroad Online, which is an excellent bot.
Question: What levels should I bot on?
Answer: This really depends. If you want to make money, fight monsters that are 5-8 levels lower than you. I have gone even lower. This way, you can farm items and not have to spend money on pots. If you want experience, set it to buy a lot of pots so you don't lose any precious grinding time, and pick levels from 3 levels lower than you to 2-3 levels above you, depending on how strong you are and how much money you have for pots.
Tips
When you bot with EasyMetin2, go through the pickup list and uncheck all the items (this can be done with by selecting the first one, scrolling all the way down, pressing shift, clicking the last one, right clicking, and then click ignore). Then go back through and find the ones you want. You can set it to pick up only +9, for example. This way your inventory will not get overcrowded.
When you leave the bot, make sure you click anywhere in the game. When I haven't, my bot has crashed before I got back. Also, when you press "Home" to hide the bot, make sure you're clicked into the game. If you aren't and you press "Home," your bot will crash. At least it did in my case. Also, don't try to run other programs and the bot. For instance, don't browse the internet while botting. The bot will crash, at least until they fix that.
Important Windows 7 Setup
I recently bought a new computer with Windows 7, and I could bot but when I came back and moved my mouse around to wake the computer up, the bot had shut down. I discovered the cause of this and a way to fix it. The cause is that Windows 7's configuration turns off the monitor and hibernates the computer, and the bot can not work during hibernation/"sleep" mode. Here's the fix.
1.) Click: Start > Control Panel.
2.) Change your view by clicking the dropdown next to "Category," and clicking "Small Icons," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3.) Click Power Options.
4.) On the left side, click "Create a power plan," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
5.) On the next screen, name your plan "Botting," and select "Power Saver," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
6.) Set your monitor automatic shut-off to five minutes to conserve your power, but so that you can check back on it if you don't leave your computer within a couple minutes. Then make sure your have "Never," where it says to put the computer to sleep, or you can just copy the settings below.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
7.) Save your settings, make sure the plan "Botting," is selected, and enjoy leveling!
Botting on more than one computer
If you're using one computer and bot on another, like I do, you'll want to read this. Using [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...], you can keep your settings across both computers. Simply go to the Dropbox website ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]), download the program, and install it on both computers. You'll have the Dropbox icon on both computers on your desktop. You can drag your botting configuration settings from Computer 1 to your Dropbox on Computer 1. Now, your configuration will be in Computer 2's Dropbox and on the Dropbox website. Woo!
Answer: I recommend Easy Metin 2, which you can find at [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. I say this because I have used it and find it good and it has a lot of features. Also, I know that it's going to be expanded, upgraded, etc. because this same company made the SRO King bot for Silkroad Online, which is an excellent bot.
Question: What levels should I bot on?
Answer: This really depends. If you want to make money, fight monsters that are 5-8 levels lower than you. I have gone even lower. This way, you can farm items and not have to spend money on pots. If you want experience, set it to buy a lot of pots so you don't lose any precious grinding time, and pick levels from 3 levels lower than you to 2-3 levels above you, depending on how strong you are and how much money you have for pots.
Tips
When you bot with EasyMetin2, go through the pickup list and uncheck all the items (this can be done with by selecting the first one, scrolling all the way down, pressing shift, clicking the last one, right clicking, and then click ignore). Then go back through and find the ones you want. You can set it to pick up only +9, for example. This way your inventory will not get overcrowded.
When you leave the bot, make sure you click anywhere in the game. When I haven't, my bot has crashed before I got back. Also, when you press "Home" to hide the bot, make sure you're clicked into the game. If you aren't and you press "Home," your bot will crash. At least it did in my case. Also, don't try to run other programs and the bot. For instance, don't browse the internet while botting. The bot will crash, at least until they fix that.
Important Windows 7 Setup
I recently bought a new computer with Windows 7, and I could bot but when I came back and moved my mouse around to wake the computer up, the bot had shut down. I discovered the cause of this and a way to fix it. The cause is that Windows 7's configuration turns off the monitor and hibernates the computer, and the bot can not work during hibernation/"sleep" mode. Here's the fix.
1.) Click: Start > Control Panel.
2.) Change your view by clicking the dropdown next to "Category," and clicking "Small Icons," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3.) Click Power Options.
4.) On the left side, click "Create a power plan," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
5.) On the next screen, name your plan "Botting," and select "Power Saver," as shown.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
6.) Set your monitor automatic shut-off to five minutes to conserve your power, but so that you can check back on it if you don't leave your computer within a couple minutes. Then make sure your have "Never," where it says to put the computer to sleep, or you can just copy the settings below.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
7.) Save your settings, make sure the plan "Botting," is selected, and enjoy leveling!
Botting on more than one computer
If you're using one computer and bot on another, like I do, you'll want to read this. Using [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...], you can keep your settings across both computers. Simply go to the Dropbox website ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]), download the program, and install it on both computers. You'll have the Dropbox icon on both computers on your desktop. You can drag your botting configuration settings from Computer 1 to your Dropbox on Computer 1. Now, your configuration will be in Computer 2's Dropbox and on the Dropbox website. Woo!
