Hello,

I'm in a game to determine who is the most active player in Warzone. We started with 40 players and now we are down to 9 players after 175 turns. We started with 4 days of bank time. Bank time is reduced after 10 hours has passed once the ability to commit orders is available.

I've noticed their is a player that commits his orders within a couple of seconds every turn. There was one particular time when I was last to commit orders and then it was immediately ready for committing orders again after I committed my orders. That was when I noticed that particular player had committed his orders within 2 seconds after I committed my orders the second time it was available to commit orders. I found it nearly impossible for a player to be able to do that. I've had many cases where I was able to commit my orders within less than 5 minutes and several 0 minute commit orders and this player seems to always be first to commit his orders.

The remaining 9 players were public chatting about how much remaining bank time they have and one player who won this game in a previous match committed how much bank time he had and then committed that I had more than him. Then the player who seems to have the ability to have his turn automatically played for him commented "Don't worry I have more bank time than Groot". This comment also seemed suspicious to me.

Is there some way to have your turn automatically played for you when the ability to commit orders is available? In this game, all you have to do is hit the commit button and then click yes that you don't want to attack/transfer. It is impossible to capture any territories in the game.

You can simply run a script that clicks buttons on your webpage. If someone runs such a script on the browsertab that has the game, all they need to do is keep the tab open and it will work forever (or until their pc runs out of memory)

Thanks.

I'm sure 8 of us are not aware of this capability.

Seems unfair in this particular game to use that capability.

Is there any way to setup a game to prevent this?

No, because it runs in-browser.

Fizzer would need to change the interface, so the script hits the wrong place, but that would be easily correctable by the script runner.

Thanks.

I'm impressed with your level of knowledge.

You the Man!

Fizzer would need to change the interface, so the script hits the wrong place, but that would be easily correctable by the script runner.

The buttons are already dynamically created, giving them different ID's each time. The only thing that could prevent such scripts from working would be randomizing the text in the buttons, but that would also quickly get fixed by anyone with such a script.

And I doubt it is worth fixing, since only a few people play games where they have 0 income and 0 moves to make.

P.S. If you need an auto clicker yourself, feel free to mail me

There are really hundreds of automatization tools, some of them even for free. But for this, it does not really have to be any advanced algorithm, it cold be even just mindless clicker like https://www.opautoclicker.com/

A friend of mine uses a script clicking a pop-up button. For that, the game itself would need to be open, but much easier to program (as windows itself already brings the tools to record mousemovements for that)


And yes, a script watching the game ID and waiting for updates there works too.

He'll stop it once he turns inactive.

The autoclicker program is very slick.

Thanks for the tip.

You guys are Techno-wizards.

Yes, you are correct about the rarity of 0 income, 0 move games.

I agree it is not worth fixing.

I'm hoping a all vote to end the game now we all will know how to auto commit.

Thanks to all of you for your input.

https://www.warzone.com/wiki/Auto_commit

But don't you still have to hit the auto-commit after each turn. It doesn't commit orders automatically for the next turn does it? At least, that's been my experience.