Guide
OGameX Helper Bot Overview
Overview
OGameX Helper Bot brings the account routines shown in its sidebar into one configurable browser panel. You choose which modules are active, select their planets or moons, set limits and priorities, and review the displayed status before expanding the setup. This guide introduces the complete feature set and provides a sensible reading order for a new account.
Safety First
Automation always carries account risk. Keep automated activity below 14 hours per day and create real periods when the bot is stopped. Long, uninterrupted sessions can look suspicious and may increase the chance of a suspension or ban. Scheduled and dynamic pauses help you create downtime, but they cannot guarantee account safety.
Configure the pause scheduler before leaving any repeated routine active. If ships or resources must be moved before a pause, also configure Pause Fleet Save. A pause stops normal checks, including live Defender observation, so fleet preparation must be complete before the offline window begins.
Start with one module. Watch it through several complete actions, confirm its origins, destinations, resource limits, and next-run status, and only then enable another module. This makes unexpected settings easier to identify and reduces competition for fleet slots or resources.
Getting Started and Shared Settings
The Settings area contains the controls used across the extension:
- Licence shows whether access is active and provides activation, trial, and purchase actions.
- Maximum random delay adds variation after bot tasks instead of repeating every transition at the same instant.
- Scheduled pauses stop automation during chosen daily windows.
- Dynamic pauses add downtime after a chosen amount of active runtime.
- Main Fleet selects the shared celestial used by Bank, inactive farming, and some fleet-save choices.
- Universe scan creates the player and planet snapshot used by target-aware features.
- Daily utilities can collect the online bonus, promote the server, and buy an available Import/Export item.
- Configuration tools export reusable settings, import a saved setup, export logs, or reset bot settings.
Follow the getting started guide for the first activation and the bot settings and timing guide before configuring automation modules.
Fleet Protection and Fleet Routines
Defender watches incoming attack, ACS attack, and moon-destruction movements. Observation mode creates plans without moving fleets. Live evacuation can send movable ships and resources from protected planets or moons, using preferred and fallback destinations. Optional recall waits for clean observations and known movement timing. Read the Defender guide before changing from observation to live mode.
Expeditions sends configured fleets to position 16 from selected planets or moons. You control the random system range, expeditions per celestial, delays, retry timing, cargo mode, target capacity, and fleet composition. The current implementation uses uniformly random systems inside your configured range. See the expeditions guide.
Inactive farming uses completed universe data to find eligible inactive-only players. It can spy planets, evaluate resources and known threats, build an attack list, keep fleet slots free, and repeat attacks at per-target intervals. Begin with strict resource and storage filters using the inactive farming guide.
Economy and Progression
Auto Build manages separate configurations for each detected planet and moon. It supports standard mines, energy buildings, storage, planet facilities, and moon facilities. Each building can be enabled, assigned a target level, and moved within the priority order. Planet configurations also include energy and storage safeguards. See Auto Build.
Auto Research uses one selected planet with a Research Lab to start global research. Technologies have independent toggles, target levels, and a priority order. The first available enabled technology below its target is considered when the research queue is free. See Auto Research.
Bank supplies configured building and research requirements from a selected Bank celestial. It can also collect excess resources from enabled planets once per day while preserving configured reserves. The Queue subtab shows why resources are requested, what remains, what is in transit, and expected arrival and return times. See the Bank guide.
Auction and Account Utilities
Auction watches Bronze, Silver, and Gold containers. You choose the payment resource, source policy, approximate bidding window, and maximum cumulative bid for each tier. Protected-player and alliance rules help avoid counterbidding against selected players. Auction timing remains approximate, so use conservative limits and review the current-state panel. See the auction guide.
Smaller account routines are grouped under Settings. Online bonus collection checks for an available reward. Server promotion works through available providers and displays its next attempt. The Import/Export buyer selects the richest planet that can afford the current offer with your chosen resource. These are covered together in daily utilities.
Recommended Setup
- Install the extension, sign in, and activate access for the correct OGameX account.
- Set a modest maximum random delay and configure daily downtime.
- Complete the first universe scan and select a Main Fleet celestial.
- Configure Pause Fleet Save if ships or resources need protection before pauses.
- Enable Defender in observation mode and review the results.
- Choose one economy or fleet module and configure conservative targets.
- Let that module complete several cycles before enabling another.
- Review next-run timers, queues, plans, and warnings each day.
Troubleshooting
- No planets or moons appear: start the bot on a supported OGameX world and let a fleet-aware or building feature discover the account’s celestials.
- Target-aware features have no players: allow the mandatory universe scan to finish.
- A fleet task waits: check the selected origin, available ships, cargo capacity, reserved fleet slots, fuel, and whether the account is approaching a pause.
- A build or research target waits: confirm the relevant item is enabled, below its target, affordable, and not blocked by an active queue or prerequisite.
- Several modules compete for resources: disable all but one, verify the Bank source and policies, then reintroduce modules gradually.
FAQ
Should I enable every OGameX module immediately?
No. Begin with one carefully configured module, observe several complete actions, and add other routines only when origins, priorities, limits, and timing behave as expected.
Can pauses make automation completely safe?
No. Pauses provide real downtime and reduce continuous activity, but no automation setting can guarantee account safety or prevent enforcement action.
Which feature should I configure first?
Configure timing and pauses first. Then complete the universe scan, select Main Fleet, and choose one low-complexity routine such as Auto Build with a short target list.
Does OGameX Helper Bot include lifeform automation?
The current OGameX extension guides cover the standard building and research options visible in its interface. They do not claim separate lifeform building or lifeform research modules.
Is OGameX Helper Bot an official product?
No. OGameX Helper Bot is an independent browser extension and is not an official OGameX or Gameforge product.
FAQ
What is OGameX Helper Bot Overview?
OGameX Helper Bot brings the account routines shown in its sidebar into one configurable browser panel. You choose which modules are active, select their planets or moons, set limits and priorities, and review the displayed status before expanding the setup. This guide introduces the complete featur...