Question s for Kabam about if a backbone is a banable offense
Yodalf
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@Kabam Miike I am trying to get clarification before I get another strike against my account. I used to run MCOC through Bluestacks to auto fight while I was working, but received a ban when Kabam upped their security game. Lesson learned. I am trying to push for a Necropolis run, but my Iphone 15 Pro seems to have control issues mostly around block and dashing when I am trying to do the other. I was thinking of purchasing a backbone style controller to hook up to my phone so I could try the standard gamepad experience, but I am worried that setup of the device might flag as 3rd party or hacking, and wanted to see if I can do this without an insta-ban? Happy Holidays and thanks for your time.
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You need bluestacks to script an arena autoplay, which most folks round here call "botting." They don't like that. As for circumventing the tap/swipe intended design of gameplay:
"Influence or facilitate" seems pretty straightforward from here.
But don't take my word for it, a search of comments by miike or jax will reveal the answer.
I feel your frustration with the controls, but if it's any consolation you can just brute force it with Aegon.
I farmed 150 revives, finished 6 fights and using 10 revives on average.
Assuming you don't have the Sigil, you should be able to fill your L1 revive inventory with the Apothecary, and also fill your L2 revive inventory with 22 hour events (the revive is in milestone 3, so you don't even need to max out the event). On top of that, you should be able to get 14 L1 revives in the stash, and depending on your activity level you should be able to get at least a few L2 revives in your stash before they start to expire. That should get you to at least 54 revives, and probably 60 or more.
This is slower per path because the Apothecary only grants one revive per day most of the time so you're looking at one run per month, but this is also the best way to save units. Going in with 60 revives instead of 30 revives means saving 1200 units.
As to using hardware controllers, this has come up a few times in the past, but I'm not sure there has been a definitive policy statement about it made by Kabam. I will try to find out if there is one. Without a statement explicitly allowing hardware controllers, I would be careful about using them, especially for players who have strikes against their account already.