: A bot available on Telegram to help track and simplify hunt steps. In-Game Assistance
2023–2024 (General Analysis) Subject: Automated execution of the "Treasure Hunt" feature in Dofus (Ankama Games) Classification: Technical Feasibility & Policy Risk Assessment
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Another popular method uses image recognition and computer vision. Azzary/DofusBotChasse is an example that uses Python and the Tesseract OCR engine to read clues from the screen and then automatically inputs the solutions. The GitHub repository for this bot includes detailed setup instructions and is explicitly labeled "No description, no website, or topics provided," a common practice for software that exists in a legal gray area.
Ankama frequently changes the internal asset IDs or slightly alters the visual appearance of clues. This breaks the databases that bots rely on, causing them to fail hunts and get stuck.
Using a bot in Dofus is a direct violation of . The developers employ various methods to detect and ban botters:
Many community websites exist that provide clue databases, helping players solve tricky steps faster.
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The market for Dofus bots is rife with scams. Many "free" or cracked botting tools are Trojan horses designed to steal the user's account credentials, strip their characters of gear, or infect their personal computers with malicious software.
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Treasure hunts are now limited to one per day, severely reducing the potential for automated mass farming.
For individual players tempted to download third-party botting software, the risks far outweigh the short-term economic gains.
Ankama Games has historically struggled with the "cat and mouse" game of bot detection. Their approach involves several layers: