But, you'll be bombarded by them after just trying once. Users should at least get 10 fishing tries to see if the bot actually works. The flickering and annoying 'BUY ME!' text was far too premature. The multiple Java processes running were a pain to deal with, requiring a restart just to try and stop them sometimes. Graphic settings were setup perfectly, so it shouldn't have had so many issues. Or, it doesn't gather any fish if it is detected. Most of the time it 'detected' instantly and then you need to kill the process and start again. It doesn't interact with the bobber after detecting movement, and it doesn't loot anything. After testing the bot several times, it managed to detect the bobber, detect movement, but then say it's collecting the fish, but never actually does anything. It didn't start again, so I had to kill the processes and get it running again.

Immediately after this, I was bombarded by a flickering textbox to buy the PAID version and the bot will wait 3 MINUTES before running again. Within 2 seconds it displayed 'detected bobber', 'found movement', 'gathering fish'. When I finally got the app running, it started a countdown. The UI was frustrating to work with, but I can ignore those issues as long as it actually functions as promised. As backup help, the README directs to a Discord channel. Initial instructions direct you to open the README.TXT file. You MUST install to the Default Path since it's coded to pull files from a very specific drive letter and folder. The Install Wizard permits a custom install folder. I'm on the look out for a decent Pixel Bot, and would gladly buy one that works as it claims. I took the plunge and risked installing the Pixel Fishing Bot to test it for ya'll.

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