@ATFGunr I've no idea how they do it. I've sometimes waited for a vehicle, or just see it available and click it, clearly, but it overrides me and lets someone else have it. If one of the players I mentioned are on the team, they instantly get that vehicle every time it becomes available. This is in spite of a bug that stops the cooldown clock from counting down if you're watching it, and the vehicle doesn't become available until nearly ten seconds after. Yet they will spawn it 5 seconds before.
@ATFGunr wrote:
@sk1lldHow would a macro get a vehicle?
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A macro can’t move the mouse to select the gear to open the vehicle screen
Actually, it can - Razer Synapse allows you to write macros that move the mouse. It can also affords macros that define sequences of key presses and automate a virtual d-pad and joystick.
When the game client releases the mouse (so you can navigate menus rather than change orientation in the game world), I think (I'm not sure because I've never tried it, so haven't paid that much attention to this) it releases the mouse dead centre. All you'd need then is some elementary maths to calculate the target XY coordinates for the pointer to move to.
It wouldn't be that difficult, and might require a bit of time and effort, but ot would be by no means impossible.
They could randomize the vehicle group horizontal positions.
@DigitalHype wrote:They could randomize the vehicle group horizontal positions.
Actually, there is a cooldown usually, but the cooldown is global. Apply the Cooldown differently.
Cooldown begins after the vehicle spawn cooldown globally. Once the vehicle spawn cooldown completes, then the pilot of the destroyed vehicle has an additional 10 seconds.
This way, it is only 10 seconds more for the last pilot and waiting pilots have a 10 second window to grab a vehicle
