Has openkore passesd turing test?

[isieo]

if you stalk it in perfect hide condition, it might look human from time to time (assuming that you don't know anything about bots) :/

[Krai]

if you stalk it in perfect hide condition, it might look human from time to time (assuming that you don't know anything about bots) :/

what are the odds of that happening? i think the walking is the most obvious tell of a bot. also static reaction times. if variable reaction times was installed, i think auto bot detection would be a lot harder.

[sli]

Turns out that there's a competition for this.

[isieo]

if you stalk it in perfect hide condition, it might look human from time to time (assuming that you don't know anything about bots) :/

what are the odds of that happening? i think the walking is the most obvious tell of a bot. also static reaction times. if variable reaction times was installed, i think auto bot detection would be a lot harder.

static reaction time? auto detection of bots isn't via the way they walk ~_~

[Technology]

CAPTCHA = Completely Automated Public Turing test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart

OK is failing the turing test!!!

[dejaime]

Some things make the bot more human like, specially some special macros, plugins...
But this works fine when the other ppl look at your char for some seconds and maybe ask your slave for buff/heal. Your priest will probably buff/heal them, so they will thank you and swear you're human.
Most openkore users can detect a bot 10²²² times easier than someone that has never used (or used badly, without much customization), so we tent to think our bot is still explicit...

I test my bots in really high populated maps and after some long months of macro/plugin writing they can pass well for even weeks at the same map...

Long time I haven't got even one ban, so maybe I could vote yes... But I don't believe the bot has come to this level, so... no...