Another thing I want to mention here. I feel rather torn about what
@Treeharl is doing by altering the game files so that he can do RoF superchests in LK. Don't get me wrong, if the rest is ok with it, so be it. But I'd love to have
@Thyiad giving this green light first to know for sure if it's ok. That's actually what Treeharl asked for himself initially, so I'm not sure why he proceeded afterwords without Thyiad's confirmation.
What's my problem with Treeharl's approach? Well, he is changing the game files to begin with. I thought that wasn't allowed in the SPF. Moreover he is using a test character with over 8000 life. Combined with the fact that he is changing the game files in such a way that he can do RoF superchests in LK, it means he can do them a lot faster. I wouldn't say it's the same as botting, because it isn't, but the principle is the same: the game gets altered in a way that's faster and safer than what would normally be possible in the game. For me that's a no-go.
Now I know that Treeharl doesn't do this to get rich, swim in HRs, ..., but to help determine the patterns we are all trying to figure out. Thing is, while I want to figure out these patterns as well, it shouldn't happen in a way normally not possible in the game. If all we want is to find these patterns as fast as possible, we might as well be botting to find them out. We don't want to find them as fast as possible, they are another goal to work towards in Diablo. And one of the few goals left probably for some D2 veterans here. By doing what he does, Treeharl is doing it a lot faster and safer, finding the patterns much faster, as a consequence leaving a lot less patterns for us to discover.
Again, because I can't emphasis this enough, I have nothing against Treeharl himself, and I can see why his mere enthusiasm to help us out finding the patterns is inspiring him to do it this way. I just don't agree with the method he is using. I realize it's a thin line though, so if Thyiad is ok with this, I definitely rest my case.