Some folks would argue (with cause and reason) this doesn't help you as much as you think it does. But we're not gonna turn this into a baspend conversation.
Well I did address that specifically - keep in mind for buffing and a few other things,na toon being able to be "seen" or "communicate" is the only way you can reliably get that info.
Yep, mq2buffme is a specific solution.
I agree that running on two computers does indeed change the full MQ2 dynamic, but as someone that temporarily lost a couple of toons that are almost as old as EQ, that is now how I'm running.
No offense, but I think your setup is not worth the hassle, when you use your bots as mercs with your main actively playing with them - even when on a different PC. DBG can and already has associated your "clean" main to those bots by numerous effective and battleproven methods.
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I have to agree, been a few yrs but was lucky enough to only get a suspension but basically the email said we linked these other toons in 1 way or another so suspending them all. So email, CC info, IP address ect ect ect can all link them together and they really don't care otherwise. The statement was clear, we have evidence of use on one account so we assume its used on all. No issues since using the MQ launcher so heres to hoping.
I use the uncompiled version from github myself. Gives me more options for which plugins and any code changes I may want to make. But the RG version also has it. Right click the MQ icon in the taskbar and there are options to set up account/toons to launch directly. ESP handy for launching multiple instances in one click. It bypases the patcher and goes diretly into the game. There 2 separate programs. The game itself doesnt do any patching. I have seen speculation that the patcher is what looks for EULA violating programs and reports them. Take it for what its worth.
