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Battles ​

The Battles menu is used to configure how the bot fights, selects mercenary actions, searches for targets, collects loot, and runs battle automation.

This is one of the main ASProBot features. If you are a new user, start with simple settings before enabling advanced options.

What Battles Is Used For ​

From the Battles menu, you can configure:

  • How the bot attacks monsters
  • Character and mercenary action order
  • Actions or skills used during battle
  • In-game Auto Battle
  • Monster search delay
  • Loot delay
  • Special modes such as Invasion Mode
  • No-Move Attack behavior

Battles

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New users should start with standard settings first. Once the bot runs smoothly, adjust advanced options as needed.

Action Type ​

Action Type determines how the bot reads and executes battle command order.

For normal usage, Static and Dynamic may feel similar. The difference is usually noticeable when you configure one character to act more than once within a single turn cycle.

Example:

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Turn 1: Main Character uses Attack
Turn 2: Mercenary uses Guard
Turn 3: Main Character uses Skill

In Static mode, the second command from the same character may not always execute correctly because the old command logic is more rigid. In some cases, the bot may continue executing the first command for that character instead of moving to the next command.

In Dynamic mode, the command logic has been improved so sequences like the example above can run more correctly.

Static ​

Static mode uses the older command logic.

This mode is suitable if:

  • You use a simple battle setup.
  • Each character only performs one main command.
  • You are already familiar with the old behavior.
  • You want to keep a battle pattern that already works well for you.

Dynamic ​

Dynamic mode uses newer and more flexible command logic.

This mode is suitable if:

  • You want to configure more complex command sequences.
  • A character needs to act more than once in a single turn cycle.
  • You want skill and action usage to follow the order more accurately.
  • You want to use the newer battle logic.

NOTE

If you are a new user and do not have a special setup, start with the mode that works most reliably for your configuration. If the action order does not behave as expected, try using Dynamic.

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Static mode remains available because some users still prefer the old behavior and already have configurations that work well with it.

Merc Order ​

Merc Order defines the order in which characters or mercenaries perform actions.

Simple example:

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Order 1 = Main Character
Order 2 = Mercenary 1
Order 3 = Mercenary 2

If you use advanced configuration, make sure the order matches your formation and battle needs.

IMPORTANT

Incorrect order may cause actions to behave differently than expected. Adjust gradually and test in a safe farming area.

Merc Action ​

Merc Action defines what each character or mercenary should do.

Actions may include:

  • Attack
  • Skill
  • Guard
  • Global
  • Other available options

If Merc Action is set to Global, the action will follow the Global Action setting.

Global Action ​

Global Action is a shared action setting that can be used by multiple characters or mercenaries.

This is useful if you want several units to use the same action pattern without configuring each one individually.

Example usage:

  • All mercenaries use normal attack
  • Some mercenaries follow a default action
  • Configuration is simplified using one global action

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Global Action is useful when you want a quick setup without configuring every mercenary in detail.

Loot Delay ​

Loot Delay is the waiting time after the bot kills a monster before collecting items.

Use a proper delay so the loot process can run more reliably.

If the delay is too short:

  • Items may not be collected
  • The bot may search for the next target too quickly

If the delay is too long:

  • Farming becomes slower
  • Time between battles becomes less efficient

Search Delay ​

Search Delay is the waiting time before the bot searches for the next monster.

This setting helps prevent the bot from searching for targets too quickly.

Use a value that matches your farming area and computer performance.

Auto Battle and AB Number ​

If Enable Auto Battle is checked, the bot will enable the built-in Atlantica Online Auto Battle feature based on the available Auto Battle amount in the game.

AB Number is the minimum Auto Battle amount required before the in-game Auto Battle is enabled.

Example:

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AB Number = 10

This means:

  • If the Auto Battle amount in the game is greater than or equal to 10, in-game Auto Battle will be enabled.
  • If the Auto Battle amount runs out or drops below 10, the bot will fight manually.
  • If the Auto Battle amount becomes greater than or equal to 10 again, in-game Auto Battle will be enabled again.

NOTE

This feature depends on the Auto Battle amount available in the game.

Speed Settings ​

Some servers or versions may provide additional speed-related settings.

If this feature is available, use it carefully and adjust it based on your needs.

WARNING

Do not use speed settings excessively. Only use them if you understand their effect on gameplay and bot stability.

Invasion Mode ​

Invasion Mode should only be used when an invasion event is active.

When this feature is enabled, the bot will only target invasion monsters.

IMPORTANT

Do not enable Invasion Mode outside the invasion event location or schedule. If used during normal conditions, monster searching will not work because the bot will only look for invasion monsters.

No-Move Attack ​

No-Move Attack controls how the bot searches for and attacks monsters based on character movement.

There are three options:

Off ​

The bot searches for monsters normally.

Use this mode for regular farming.

On ​

The bot searches for and attacks monsters without moving.

Advantages:

  • The character does not move toward monsters.
  • Useful in certain conditions when monsters are within range.

Disadvantages:

  • Search range is more limited.
  • It may look more suspicious if used for too long in areas visible to other players.

WARNING

Since the character attacks without moving, this mode can be riskier if reported by other players.

Auto ​

The bot combines both methods.

How it works:

  • If monsters are within range, the bot attacks without moving.
  • If no monsters are within range, the bot moves and searches normally.

This mode is useful if you want a balance between efficiency and flexibility.

For new users, use this approach:

  1. Start with simple battle settings.
  2. Do not enable too many advanced options at once.
  3. Configure Potions first so your character can survive longer.
  4. Use No-Move Attack: Off for initial usage.
  5. Do not enable Invasion Mode unless you are currently in an invasion event.
  6. Test the bot in a safe farming area.
  7. Once stable, adjust Merc Order, Merc Action, and Action Type.

If the Bot Does Not Attack ​

If the bot does not attack monsters, check the following:

  • Make sure the bot is active.
  • Make sure your character is in an area with monsters.
  • Make sure Invasion Mode is not enabled outside an invasion event.
  • Make sure monster filters are not configured incorrectly.
  • Make sure Action Type and Merc Action are configured properly.
  • Make sure the character is not dead or stuck.
  • Make sure Atlantica Online and ASProBot are running normally.

If you are using monster filters, try disabling the filters first to check whether the bot can search for targets.

Next Step ​

After configuring Battles, continue to Potion settings so your character can survive more reliably during farming.

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