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Xor at 13:25, 30 August 2017

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Xor at 13:24, 30 August 2017

2017-08-30T13:24:49Z

Xor at 13:24, 30 August 2017

2017-08-30T13:24:00Z

Xor: Reply to Movement

2017-08-30T13:22:22Z

Reply to Movement

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Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try SimpleBot 0.022c, which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.

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−	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try [https://github.com/bumfo/SimpleBot/raw/master/aaa.SimpleBot_0.022c.c.jar SimpleBot 0.022c], which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.	+	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try [https://github.com/bumfo/SimpleBot/raw/master/aaa.SimpleBot_0.022c.jar SimpleBot 0.022c], which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.

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−	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try [https://github.com/bumfo/SimpleBot/raw/master/aaa.SimpleBot_0.~~024c~~.c.jar SimpleBot 0.022c], which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.	+	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try [https://github.com/bumfo/SimpleBot/raw/master/aaa.SimpleBot_0.022c.c.jar SimpleBot 0.022c], which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.

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−	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try SimpleBot 0.022c, which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.	+	Even if your algorithm is correct, it won't work with wrong target. You could try [https://github.com/bumfo/SimpleBot/raw/master/aaa.SimpleBot_0.024c.c.jar SimpleBot 0.022c], which uses traditional HOT (for stationary bot) with random fire power. If the algorithm is all right, it would at least shield a lot.