Sure i survive if i intervene into the combat, but the main goal of this software is to deliver fully automatic solution for WoW gamers. Fully automatic means i preconfigure WRobot, press 'start' and go on vacation, return in 2 months and see my WRobot working. Or not so extreme, when i start my WRobot before going to sleep, i expect to find it working when i wake up. Otherwise i have no reason to buy it, because it's just wasting of time. And funny part of all the problem: this issue can be easily fixed by developers, fast and once for good. Quick solutions: 1. Retrieve player's corpse [font='Helvetica Neue', Arial, Verdana, sans-serif]IF ($player = dead) {[/font]
blacklist_location($player_corpse_location);
goto($players_corpse);
retrieve_corpse($player);
continue();
}
// If player died AI blacklists current location of it's corpse, because it's potentially dangerous location. It's much easier to avoid the problem instead of creating them for ourselves and heroically solve them in the future
(btw, it isn't some programming language so it won't work anywhere :D I'm using it to clearly explain the logic, that's all) 2. Resurrect at graveyard (Spirit Healer) IF ($player = dead){
arise_from_the_dead($player);
$sickness = debuff('Resurrection Sickness');
while ($sickness = TRUE) {
wait(600);
}
$repair = find_nearest_repair();
goto($repair);
repair($player);
continue();
}
// If player died, resurrect on the graveyard and wait for 10 minutes to drop Resurrection Sickness. When it drops, go to nearest repair spot and fix broken items. Spirit Healer breaks 25% of items durability, so it's better to fix them every time instead of waiting until it breaks completely.