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With a game as popular as Agar.io, it is no surprise that bots have been made. These are fake players that are sent by custom servers to invade Agar.io games. Bots can also cause the game to lag.

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Picture of an Agar.io bot from 1st person.


Bots are very easy to detect; you can detect a bot by looking at the way it moves. You can usually see them moving jaggedly and abnormally, making these bots an easy target. Most bots are always eating pellets, but some go for small cells.

Bots don't break any game mechanics, nor do they claim any superior advantage via code. It's entirely via the use of artificial intelligence (AI) that they stand a chance at all. Popular examples of bots are "AGARBOT.OVH", "AposBot", "LioBot", and "NotReallyABot". "TigerBot" and "Steve" are more recent developments. Bots such as these have very advanced AI, and can split-eat you. Be careful, especially if you see them split into two cells. If it's done it once, it'll do it again. Bots have been updated, making them smarter, faster and stronger. If you see one larger than you, it’s best if you stay away from it, otherwise you might die.

Feeder Bots[]

Feeder Bots usually consist of 7 to 10 bots in one server. They work by having one person install a program in their browser which will track which Agar.io gamemode and server they go into and brings the bots with them, these bots will then follow the mouse cursor of whomever controls them and are used to feed them, hence the name "Feeder Bots". Every time a bot is eaten they will immediately respawn and go back to the mouse cursor. This type of bot has recently become generalized and seen throughout the game. It's an unfair advantage as they can cause lag and track players to give them extra mass. Popular examples of feeder bots are "AgarVIPBots.com", "AgarBot.ovh", and "OP-Bots.com". "Morebots.ovh" is another recent source. Once a player leaves the server, all of the bots will go to the center of the map endlessly, being eaten and respawning until the server closes. Be careful! Some bots may be within a virus. So maybe you should check twice. Make sure to keep a heads up for these bots! agario

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