This would likely work. Movement is usually 90% client-side with the server only doing periodic sanity checks.
Also, the thing about macros being held on the server doesn't match what I'm seeing. I've got the packet stream completely hacked now, and never once have I seen it transmit or receive this kind of data.
Hmph.
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The whole hot-key thing isn't an issue. Just as we can create a window for MQ (like in EQ1) we can set it up so we can have a MQ hotbar that is stored on the computer in your MQ folder. Not that difficult to do, just make it so the hotkeys you put on the MQ hotbar use commands that EQ2 is familiar with.
A couple big things I'm looking forward to with an EQ2 MQ are: 1) Ability to track surrounding resources; 2) Ability to craft AFK and use counter skills associated with the recipes; 3) Speed plugin....would be nice to always run at sprint speed =)
A couple big things I'm looking forward to with an EQ2 MQ are: 1) Ability to track surrounding resources; 2) Ability to craft AFK and use counter skills associated with the recipes; 3) Speed plugin....would be nice to always run at sprint speed =)
