OTClient Otclient anty bot op code

[zygfryd64]

Hi, I have a question. I’m currently working on my own game server where using a bot is allowed under certain conditions.

I mainly want to prevent players from gaining experience 24/7, so I implemented a periodic player verification. From time to time, a window pops up with a code that the player has to retype manually.

The code is sent to the client via an opcode.

My question is: how can this be secured in a way that significantly increases the difficulty of bypassing it?

At the moment, it’s possible to decrypt the OTClient files, see how the window works, and automatically send the code back.

I understand that 100% protection is impossible, but I’d like to make bypassing this much harder.

Does anyone have ideas or experience with this?

 

[JeiDi]

Implement EAC (it's free) and an OTC bot that works however you want; you won't have that problem.

 

[zygfryd64]

Implement EAC (it's free) and an OTC bot that works however you want; you won't have that problem.

My current system works like this: from time to time, the player is required to pass a verification where a window pops up and the player has to manually type a code.





Based on what you described, how would you redesign this system in practice?


Could you explain it step by step, because I didn’t fully understand how to replace the “type a code” verification with those other approaches.