Artemis II
Hunt Smarter, Not Harder!
- Platform
- Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
- Reads
- chat.log
- Account
- Discord
- Cost
- Free
The house always wins
Entropia gives back roughly 85 - 95% of what you put in. Luck is a factor in the short term, but over a large enough sample size, statistics wins.
- TT return
- ~90%
- Draw Down
- ~10%
- Your new friend
- Markup
See how it works, kinda...
Kill a few Atrox and you will be down on TT value. But click Count Markup and you see the unrealized profits if you were to sell at market value.
Watch the loot window as it fills. Shrapnel is always the biggest pile and is there just so you can convert back to ammo and cycle longer. Or sell for a slight markup.
The markups on these items are not real btw, it's just a really basic fun example.
Who knows, I may have hidden a secret global.
Nah I didn't lol...
Shouldn't have even mentioned it.
Hold Fire. Two kills is enough to see it.
- Spend
- 0.00 PED
- Loot, TT
- 0.00 PED
- Markup earned
- 0.00 PED
- Kills
- 0
- Cost per kill
- 0.00 PED
Some Screenshots
Will be adding these soon™
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Told you there wasn't a secret global...
So how many Atrox did you kill before you moved on?
It reads a log file.
Artemis parses chat.log, the plain-text file Entropia already writes to your drive. That is the entire mechanism, and it is why the app works without going anywhere near the game.
- It never reads game memoryNo injection, no hooks, nothing attached to the process.
- It never automates playIt cannot press a key or fire a shot. It only ever reads.
- It never contacts the gameNo packets, no client files, no account credentials.
- Your data stays on your machineSessions are stored locally.
The tracker is free. Forever. More tools are coming for people who want them.
Future Plans
The free tracker answers what a run returned. The work now is on answering why, and on what to do about it.
- Know what actually paysThe tracker tells you what a run returned. The next step tells you why, and which of your gear, tactics and targets was responsible.
- Weeks, not sessionsPatterns you cannot see in one evening. What your real hourly cost is, and whether last month was better than this one.
- Numbers you can act onNot just what happened, but what to change next time. The point of counting is deciding.
- No dates, no promisesThis is direction of travel, not a roadmap.
Streamers
I've got some cool things coming for Twitch streams to make things a bit more interactive with your chat
Break it, tell us
Bugs, requests and daft questions go in #artemis. If a figure disagrees with your own logs, post them. That is usually how we find a bad assumption.