Botters WILL NOT be buying boosts. Math Inside

[Nezo-kirtonos]

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@Nezo-kirtonos

Why would you have only 1 boosted bot? The only time that really matters is the time it takes a nonboosted bot to reach max level as compared to a boosted bot, and how much money the boosted bot can make in that time. If that money can = the cost of the boost then it is worth the investment. In your scenario of 25 days and 18 days. The boosted bot is max level 7 days more than the nonboosted. If the bot can recover the cost of the boost in those 7 days then it is worth the investment.

Lets say hardware limits you to 3 bots. 3x18=54 but 3x25=75. So if in those 21 days you can make enough gold to cover the gold boosts then its prob worth it because the time you save puts u ahead of other bots. lets say the boost is 30$ each for 3 bots thats 90$. You would need to make enough gold for 90$. Lets say 10$ is 1000 gold, then you would need to make 9000 gold in 21 days of level 70.

You don’t do it that way, because it’s based on bad assumptions. First off, that the botter NEEDS gold right now. He more than likely already has a stockpile of gold, so getting slightly more gold in the very short term isn’t accomplishing anything.

You can run a 100 clients on a single machine. The hardware limitation is minimal.

The limiting factor is almost certainly the demand for gold. They can farm up an infinite supply, but they can only move so much.

So they dont need the gold immediately? I guess that makes sense considering how much they are bringing in from classic.

If the gold sellers have more gold than they can ever sell, then getting more faster or slower makes no difference. The boosts will only ever possibly make a difference if the demand for gold exceeds the supply, or if they somehow lose the gold and need to start again on fresh accounts.

Anyways, I am now curious and what will really happen. I do not know enough about gold selling to make a guess beyond basic math and the obvious benefits of boosting.