Assassin-a-Nator Updates: v0.26

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The Assassin-a-Nator by Team Spockholm is now on Version 0.26. I will only outline the changes, for more details about installing and using the Assassin-a-Nator, go here.

You'll notice right away that the main buttons got rearranged and there is an addition of a "Fightlist Mode" button.

Before

After

We can now add specific targets to attack which will make the Assassin-a-Nator work very much like the popular Spockholm bookmarklet Attack X. The Fighlist Mode button toggles with the Target List button. When in the Fightlist Mode, the Assassin-a-Nator will work like it always has and choose targets from the fightlist.

Activate the Target List by clicking on the "Fightlist Mode" button. You will then see the box which you will add your target to.

You need to add the targets Facebook ID or MWid (p|number). If you enter any letters into this box, it won't work. If a target has changed their Facebook ID to include letters, you need to find the numerical ID. You can do this by going to their profile album and it will be listed there. In the example below, you can see my  Facebook ID was changed to facebook.com/mafiawarslootlady. To get your (or your targets) ID#, go to their Profile Album and it will appear in the browser bar. Copy the sequence of numbers and paste those into the Assassin-a-Nator. If you don't have access to the profile album, you will need to use the MW p|number.

Getting a Mafia Wars profile p|number is easy. Go to the targets Profile Page and copy the link address from the Profile, Items or Achievements links.

To do this, right click on the link and select "Copy link address" (or link location if you use FireFox).

Now paste the link address somewhere so you can see the p|number. It will be at the very end of the link.

Now copy just the numbers and paste them into the Assassin-a-Nator. If you want more than one target on your list, make sure you add a space or carriage return between ID numbers. 

If the number you entered isn't a valid ID number or the target is in your mafia, the Assassin-a-Nator will loop and let you know that there wasn't an attack button.

In the example below, I attacked my main account using my energy account. The first thing you will see on the log is that the Assassin-a-Nator is enabling your target list. There is also a piece of advice from Team Spockholm recommending you disable the revenge option.

If you keep the Revenge checked while you are attacking specific targets, you will end up attacking anybody who steals the ice.

Two new options were also added to the "Config" button.

The blacklist stores targets you have attacked and lost the duration of the session. If you encounter targets that are on the blacklist, the Assassin-a-Nator will skip them. You now have the ability to turn this feature on and off by checking the box. There is also a Red Ice option when checked will keep attacking targets even if you lose.

If you are attacking your own account with a different one, make sure you don't have the "Use blacklist" checked. If you do, you will only get in one attack and it will loop.

Also check the "Red Ice" option so the attacks will go faster. If you leave the Red Ice unchecked, the target list will be restarted after every attack.

With the Use blacklist turned off and the Red Ice turned on, you will have consistent attacks on your account when attacking with a different one. Many players do this to get extra experience and currency.

 The action log will now tell you how many experience points you gained per attack.

Article written by Jennifer Patterson, Creator of the MW Loot Lady Blog, The Mafia Wars Loot Lady Facebook Fan Page and Co-Host of The Informant Podcast. All material is protected by copyright law