[Selling] [TWW, WOTLK, CATA] MASTERROTATION <MEMORY!!> Now only 50 usd/LIFETIME

[plafki]

I specialize in memory reading tech, far more advanced than typical LUA scripts or unlockers. My product, MASTERROTATION, outperforms +20 ilvl players with 0ms reaction times, thanks to deep memory integration with Hekili rotations.

If you wanna find more then google "Memory Reading from Hekili - TOP DPS - MASTERROTATION". There's nothing else like it in 2024—precision and performance are unmatched.

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[hexiify]

I bought MasterRotation and it is absolutely insane. I'm running an arcane mage and it's sweeping the charts.

Its simple to setup; and he's been nice enough to always help with my questions and walk me through my confusion lol.\

He is always working on it as well; he is constantly putting out updates to make it even more refined.

[Shunrai]

TLDR: Hekili parsers cannot outperform external and lua rotations.

This program is essentially a Hekili parser built into AutoHotkey. Instead of using pixel-based detection, it reads the Hekili queue pointer to retrieve keybind suggestions and automatically sends the corresponding key presses. Here’s my honest assessment based on my experience with the trial version:

Functionality:

Pointer-Based Input: Unlike traditional pixel-reading methods, this tool reads the Hekili queue pointer to know which keys Hekili suggests for your next move. You still need to configure your keybinds and set up the rotation.

SendInput for Key Presses: The program uses Windows' SendInput function to simulate key presses, which may raise security concerns. Blizzard can and does detect SendInput, but usually issues bans for this mainly as a result of reports. With this in mind, they can always decide to just Smite anyone who has used not only this product, but pretty much everyone who has used sendinput mode.

Usability:

Best for Melee Classes: It performs well for simple melee classes like Warrior, Paladin, Demon Hunter, and Death Knight, where rotations are generally more straightforward.

Limited Logic and Flexibility: The automation doesn’t handle more complex classes or situations well. External tools or LUA-based rotations developed by dedicated teams will always perform better than a Hekili Parser.

Security Considerations:

Risk of Detection: Since this tool relies on SendInput, it’s important to note that Blizzard can detect this kind of input simulation. There’s no guarantee of safety.

Final Thoughts:

Does What It Promises: While it delivers on its promise to automate Hekili’s keybind suggestions, I’m not sure if it’s capable of achieving consistently high parses. If you're hoping for top-tier performance across all scenarios, this might not meet your expectations.

Better Alternatives Exist: In my honest opinion, if you’re looking for a Hekili parser, you may be better off learning how to build one yourself using pixel reading methods (Google) or looking into external or LUA-based rotation tools, which offer much more sophisticated logic and adaptability.

[tamedbeast]

Originally Posted by Shunrai

[B]
Better Alternatives Exist: In my honest opinion, if you’re looking for a Hekili parser, you may be better off learning how to build one yourself using pixel reading methods (Google) or looking into external or LUA-based rotation tools, which offer much more sophisticated logic and adaptability.

Yup, Nilname Unlocker offers their basic unlocker with a hekili script 100% free.

[Jwiz]

Originally Posted by Shunrai

TLDR: Hekili parsers cannot outperform external and lua rotations.

This program is essentially a Hekili parser built into AutoHotkey. Instead of using pixel-based detection, it reads the Hekili queue pointer to retrieve keybind suggestions and automatically sends the corresponding key presses. Here’s my honest assessment based on my experience with the trial version:

Functionality:

Pointer-Based Input: Unlike traditional pixel-reading methods, this tool reads the Hekili queue pointer to know which keys Hekili suggests for your next move. You still need to configure your keybinds and set up the rotation.

SendInput for Key Presses: The program uses Windows' SendInput function to simulate key presses, which may raise security concerns. Blizzard can and does detect SendInput, but usually issues bans for this mainly as a result of reports. With this in mind, they can always decide to just Smite anyone who has used not only this product, but pretty much everyone who has used sendinput mode.

Usability:

Best for Melee Classes: It performs well for simple melee classes like Warrior, Paladin, Demon Hunter, and Death Knight, where rotations are generally more straightforward.

Limited Logic and Flexibility: The automation doesn’t handle more complex classes or situations well. External tools or LUA-based rotations developed by dedicated teams will always perform better than a Hekili Parser.

Security Considerations:

Risk of Detection: Since this tool relies on SendInput, it’s important to note that Blizzard can detect this kind of input simulation. There’s no guarantee of safety.

Final Thoughts:

Does What It Promises: While it delivers on its promise to automate Hekili’s keybind suggestions, I’m not sure if it’s capable of achieving consistently high parses. If you're hoping for top-tier performance across all scenarios, this might not meet your expectations.

Better Alternatives Exist: In my honest opinion, if you’re looking for a Hekili parser, you may be better off learning how to build one yourself using pixel reading methods (Google) or looking into external or LUA-based rotation tools, which offer much more sophisticated logic and adaptability.

Do you have any recs?

[plafki]

Originally Posted by Shunrai

TLDR: Hekili parsers cannot outperform external and lua rotations.

This program is essentially a Hekili parser built into AutoHotkey. Instead of using pixel-based detection, it reads the Hekili queue pointer to retrieve keybind suggestions and automatically sends the corresponding key presses. Here’s my honest assessment based on my experience with the trial version:

Functionality:

Pointer-Based Input: Unlike traditional pixel-reading methods, this tool reads the Hekili queue pointer to know which keys Hekili suggests for your next move. You still need to configure your keybinds and set up the rotation.

SendInput for Key Presses: The program uses Windows' SendInput function to simulate key presses, which may raise security concerns. Blizzard can and does detect SendInput, but usually issues bans for this mainly as a result of reports. With this in mind, they can always decide to just Smite anyone who has used not only this product, but pretty much everyone who has used sendinput mode.

Usability:

Best for Melee Classes: It performs well for simple melee classes like Warrior, Paladin, Demon Hunter, and Death Knight, where rotations are generally more straightforward.

Limited Logic and Flexibility: The automation doesn’t handle more complex classes or situations well. External tools or LUA-based rotations developed by dedicated teams will always perform better than a Hekili Parser.

Security Considerations:

Risk of Detection: Since this tool relies on SendInput, it’s important to note that Blizzard can detect this kind of input simulation. There’s no guarantee of safety.

Final Thoughts:

Does What It Promises: While it delivers on its promise to automate Hekili’s keybind suggestions, I’m not sure if it’s capable of achieving consistently high parses. If you're hoping for top-tier performance across all scenarios, this might not meet your expectations.

Better Alternatives Exist: In my honest opinion, if you’re looking for a Hekili parser, you may be better off learning how to build one yourself using pixel reading methods (Google) or looking into external or LUA-based rotation tools, which offer much more sophisticated logic and adaptability.

Masterrotation has been tested against competitors by other users and outperforms every lua unlocker and pixel rotation and custom rotation bot. So I am not sure why you are saying otherwise?

Ofcourse reading memory of game is faster than lua logic or pixel logic rotation bot. This is the reason why it cannot be outperformed by competition.

Hekili is best rotation tool in long fights like raids, it doesnt matter if rotation is custom since hekili rotations are made based on SimC (basicly all rotations tested against eachothers and then winner is found by simulations and that rotation is picked for hekili-rotation).

As for the security side, the products have been safe for over 2 years now and still are.

I respect your time and review though, but imho it seems to be biased, for example you are saying that sendinput is detectable and unsafe but then you say that people should google how to make pixel reading ahk script for hekili which uses sendinput (all of the tutorials that I have seen atleast uses this), my products dont use it the way you think it does, I cannot enclose the technology but it doesnt simply use sendinput.

Also you are saying (and recommending) that external LUA rotation bot that uses unlocker is safer option, when actually using LUA unlocker is the worst possible hacking (next to teleport hacking) you can do with your account, if the warden tripwire fails in LUA unlocker then its probably a very long ban for your account, it can be very small mistake overlooked by the developer for just a second, that can compromise your account very badly.

[Shunrai]

"my products dont use it the way you think it does, I cannot enclose the technology but it doesnt simply use sendinput."

Mf stop lying to the users. Does not simply use send input my ***.

UpdateConsole("Modifier Key: " . mod_key)
if (mod_key != "")
{
part1 := "{" . mod_key . " Down}"
part2 := "{" . second_key . "}"
part3 := "{" . mod_key . " Up}"
send_str := part1 . part2 . part3
UpdateConsole("Part 1: " . part1)
UpdateConsole("Part 2: " . part2)
UpdateConsole("Part 3: " . part3)
UpdateConsole("Constructed send_str: " . send_str)
SendInput, %send_str%
}

Go sell this **** back in China.

[adsterr]

does this work for pvp or have high end pvp logic?

I need one for mage.