HelpRecommended Language for clientless bot?

Wanting to make&&test a clientless bot for ROTMG, but don't know which language to pick. I would like to be able to run multiple simultaneously, but don't know whether to use c#/c++,NodeJS, or a K-Relay plugin. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I personally prefer the nodeJS clientless because of it's simplicity, you can still accomplish complex tasks (like some of those trade bots you may have noticed in usw2 or even a working multibox with projectile handling. Bear in mind your choice will heavily differ based on what languages you have experience in, c++ or c# are deffinitely easier to get a GUI working in. if you dont already know the github endpoint for Killer's node clientless is /thomas-crane/nrelay, you can clone into it with git make shure to use the flag --branch dev for the latest version.

Heres a small overview of some of the options

C++ Clientless

• Extremely low memory/CPU usage.
• Supports running multiple accounts simultaneously.
• Automatically reconnects when disconnected, and has handlers for account in use.
• Last updated for X16.0.0 so will require a small amount of work to update.
• Has an in built pathfinder.
• Doesn't have plugin support, so functionality has to build into the main program and can't be shared easily.

NodeJS Clientless

• Low CPU usage and slightly higher memory usage due to NodeJS overhead.
• Supports running multiple accounts simultaneously.
• Automatically reconnects when disconnected, doesn't currently have a handler for acc in use
• Automatically gets the latest Packet IDs/xml resources when a new update is available.
• Supports using SOCKSv4, SOCKSv4a and SOCKSv5 proxies.
• Supports plugins which can be shared and has plugin interop.

Those are just a few of features/differences between the two. Its hard to say that either of them are better than the other, since they both have strengths and weaknesses in certain situations. As @ArkMods said, you are probably best to go with the language you have the most experience with.

NodeJS / nrelay is