Right.. so the idea is to have undisclosed detection methods, which can be used to restrict or ban accounts, without revealing the methods? The co-founder of the game stated that he can't think of detection

I did respond to some of his argument above. Also notice that he copy-pasted his wall-of-text as a reply to my post, without replying to anything I said. I decided to focus on his point about knowing many

It's been 3 days, so I assume you don't know any detection methods? People trust your opinion because you're a team member. It's not a good look to make things up..

There's 3 separate definitions here. I wouldn't call that "clear"

And yes, there are many methods that can help identify the use of a battle helper Can you name and describe one method?

Thanks for the comment. I don't think Splinterlands is a very competitive game. It's an auto-battle after all. There definitely should be a place for competition, which is tournaments. But we shouldn't

Thanks for replying. You say "Removing the skill factor defeats the purpose of having competition" and compare Splinterlands to the Olympics. I think this is silly and misses the point. Splinterlands

Maybe you could address the arguments made in this post?

XBOT's stance on Battle helper (Proposal 8470)

Unfortunately that's not possible at the moment. Personally I rent a bunch of cards, let my bot play for a week, then review performance. It's a slow process, but it works!

Fair point. We could use posting authority instead of posting key. I'll make a note of it 👍

To be clear, you don't need posting keys to rent. It's the lenders (renting out) that need to submit posting keys. Our system manages the delegations so that users get their rentals right away. I don't

Keychain is needed to connect a Splinterlands account to XBOT. We've been using this payment system for over 5 months in other parts and it works very smoothly.

If only the Battle API is put behind a bot-detection system, what's stopping bots from submitting teams on-chain?

Love it, thanks for the review!