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How to Set Up AI Autofarm in Lineage 2 Without Wasting Potions or Risking Deaths

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A character standing still between PvP events is lost progress. On LA2WEB you can hand the repetitive grind to an AI and keep your attention for the fights that matter. The server is in open alpha test now, so settings and behavior may change; this guide covers how to give good orders and check the results.

Two Ways to Automate: /ai and .farm

Type /ai <order> in chat and an AI plays your character: it hunts, loots, uses skills and potions, and chats. For example: /ai hunt wolves and pick up loot. The .farm autofarm command is the other option. Everyone gets 6 hours a day, and premium removes the limit.

Whichever you use, the result depends on how clear your order is. A vague order sends your character after the wrong mobs, burns potions, or pulls more than it can handle.

Write Clear Orders for Your Class

There is no single best order, because a Titan, a Storm Screamer, a Cardinal and a Treasure Hunter grind differently. Start from your role, your gear, and monsters you can kill without constant recovery. Name the monster, the place and what to do with drops.

Melee damage dealers

Ask for one monster type close to your position instead of chasing every target across the field. A short route between kills keeps your pace steady and avoids pulling extra monsters. Do not waste expensive skills on weak mobs.

Mages and ranged classes

Mana is the real timer. Pick a spot where enemies reach you one at a time and ask for a sustainable rotation, not the biggest opening burst. A robe class chasing targets into a spawn pack dies fast.

Healers, buffers and summoners

Healing should come before offense when health drops. Do not refresh long buffs that are still active. With summoners, watch whether the summon does most of the work; its survival and target choice matter more than skill spam.

Mistakes That Cost You Potions and Deaths

  • Targets: choose monsters suited to your level and damage. Avoid crowded paths and aggressive packs.
  • Recovery: tell the AI to heal early. Waiting for critical health works against one monster and fails when a second joins.
  • Loot: picking up everything slows kills, but ignoring drops wastes them. Ask for what advances your character.
  • Stopping: end the session when potions run out or inventory is full, not after a death.

Test Before You Walk Away

Do not give a new order and leave at once. Watch for five to ten minutes. Check that your character picks the right mobs, stays in the area, uses potions on time and keeps a steady kill rhythm.

  1. Start in a familiar area with monsters you can beat comfortably.
  2. Watch one full cycle of targeting, combat, recovery and loot.
  3. Check potions, mana, spiritshots and inventory space.
  4. Change one thing at a time, so you know what fixed or broke the result.
  5. Move to a harder area only after several clean cycles.

On a phone, check progress rather than tune the setup. Work out the order on the clearest screen you have, then monitor from anywhere in the browser.

Autofarm Is Preparation, Not Permission to Ignore the Server

Use the AI to stock up before a raid, an event, a clan fight, the Olympiad or a siege. Events run every half hour and the Olympiad every day, so take manual control when timing, targets and communication decide the result. No order replaces a player who knows when to regroup, protect a healer or answer a clan call.

Popular hunting grounds can turn into open PvP quickly. Automation does not make you untouchable, so a quiet, efficient spot often beats a rich one where you are constantly interrupted.

Give clear orders, test them, and be ready when the next fight starts.

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