Too weak when entering hell

[kadahl]

Hey!

I have used your script to level up a few chars, and generally I think it works great, thanks!

However, when leveling a sorceress, they enter hell with too little resists and get killed all the time, this has occured with 4 sorcereses in a row now. I have tried tweaking the level and resist requirements but either it didn't work or they are too low anyway. This is what I did in globals:
var levelcap = [37, 70, 100][me.diff];

And this in baal:
let checkFR = me.diff === 0 ? 60 : 120; // cannot start next diff with negative resistances
let checkLR = me.diff === 0 ? 60 : 120;
let checkCR = me.diff === 0 ? 60 : 120;

Thanks!

[isid0re]

Thank you for posting. I agree the sorceress performance isnt where I would like it. I've worked out a method to be able to do full baal and cow (testing my fix for not accidentally killing the king) runs and change difficulty after a specific metric is hit. This should improve performance of the characters before entering hell.

[kadahl]

OK, sounds good. For now I have let them run in nightmare for a bit longer, until about lvl 75, before switching to hell.

[budderflymoo]

I found that my Sorc just dies also, I was able to equip her with some betters stuff that I had, and she did keep, so that has helped.
I did switch her back to Nightmare and figured I could just let her run, she does, but she started doing weird things. She sold her gloves, that made her not strong enough for her shield or boots, she took her mercs stuff also and sold it, and now he is wearing crap.... haha...

Wondering if I need to change something before setting in NM? I should turn off the autoequip script in the Character config file while in nightmare I suppose.
I put her back in hell and just stop the run before she dies in the pits....

[isid0re]

To turn off autoequip you just need to look for the config.autoequip in the character config file and set it to false. That will turn off all autoequips for both bot and merc.

Selling tals gear does worry me. Since, tals set is the final gear. It shouldnt be sold or swapped out.

[ebner20]

Buddy, Just out of curiosity, are you running this bot fresh (meaning from level 1) and its now doing this or are you starting sololeveling at a higher level.

I noticed that when I tried to run this on a already leveled toon (he was 90) that it was not efficient, but my sorc that I leveled with this script from 1 to 89 is running smooth.

I've also had this issue with the Sonic bot leveler for Sorc as well so I'm thinking its something to do with that. Not exactly sure what would be the root cause of it going bonkers on a already leveled toon.

[isid0re]

I cant speak for sonic, but for my bot. I've not had any issues with it not working for an already leveled toon from a sequence standpoint. Where I have seen issues would be as a player with a leveled toon, we already equipped it with gear/charms we think it would want. Especially since we use charms to save on stat points and resists etc. So the bot assesses resists skills etc, and decides it doesnt want them and sells gear and charms(someone even reported a torch sold).

Not sure of that's what you mean.

[ebner20]

What I meant was. I was given gear for my Sorc. She was 89. I ran your script to see how it did on MF and it bought a pair of boots and and equipped them while selling the war travelers. Then another instance with a different sorc, it would shop bot a pair of gloves, equip them, use a teleport, wait a few seconds, take teleport back to town. Equip the original gloves, teleport, take teleport back to town, shop. Equip new pair of gloves and repeat. It was rather odd. I did fix it when you provided the update before last.

[isid0re]

Oh I see what happened. My script doesnt weight magic find so the gear will only get the value of its other stats. (Mf doesnt help progression nor survivsbility). And then it ended up swapping that gear for something else.

Regarding the swap back and forth between gear. That happens while a bot is town between 2 equally beneficial items. And it persists till a different item type is replaced changing the equilibrium between the 2. Then it sorts itself out.