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Bot that farms Overwatch League tokens and Contenders skins by pretending you watch league streams

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OWL Tokens and Contenders Skins* farmer bot

This is a command line bot that "watches" league and contenders* streams for you, without the need to worry about missing some. No password or other sort of authentication required. Just your username ID.

Python 3.10


demo

How does this work?

This bot works by sending same tracking requests as a browser when you watch league streams on an official Overwatch League website.

Installation

  1. Download zip archive from releases page.
  2. Extract OverwatchTokenFarmer directory wherever you want.

Usage

  1. Open OverwatchTokenFarmer.exe located in app directory.
  2. Add an account.
  3. Start bot.
  4. Done! Bot is now working and next time it will remember your username.

How to update

  1. Download new release from releases page.
  2. Extract OverwatchTokenFarmer directory wherever you want.
  3. Move your config.json file from old location to new location.

Issues

  • Due to profiles' API change new accounts can no longer be added using username (consider adding account manually using your ID).
  • Contenders Skins earning is broken (but may occasionally start working), see this issue.

Feel free to create new issue if something is not working for you. Please note that getting your tokens can take up to 48 hours (sometimes even weeks!) and getting extra rewards could take even more time.

Command line arguments

Program can be started without menu using python main.py nomenu command. But to do this you need to configure program using menu first or use arguments.

Arguments

Arguments can be used only when starting program using nomenu command:

  • --owl | --no-owl - either earn OWL Tokens or not - default is config value or true if not specified
  • --owc | --no-owc - either earn Contenders Skins or not - default is config value or true if not specified
  • --ids - list of integer IDs that will be used instead of IDs from config (you can get your ID from this API or manually).
  • --debug | --no-debug - either enable or disable debug messages - default is config value or disabled if not specified

Examples

  • python main.py nomenu --owl --no-owc - earn OWL Tokens, do not earn Contenders Skins, IDs from config
  • python main.py nomenu --ids 1234 4567 8910 - owl and owc values from config, IDs from command line

Manually getting your account ID

  • The official Overwatch League website is storing account ID in a cookie named account_id. To get cookie's value, follow these steps:
  1. Go to https://overwatchleague.com/en-us and login using your Battle.net account
  2. Open your browser's development tools (usually CTRL + Shift + I)
  3. Depending on your browser, use one of the following options:
    • Chrome: Go to the Application tab -> Cookies -> https://overwatchleague.com -> Name: account_id
    • Firefox: Go to the Storage tab -> Cookies -> https://overwatchleague.com -> Name: account_id

Docker

This application supports Docker! You can either build it by using the supplied docker-compose.yml or Dockerfile! To use it, just clone this repository to your Docker Host.

Docker Compose (recommended way if using Docker)

  1. Make sure Docker Compose is installed on your machine! More info here: Docker Compose.
  2. Edit docker-compose.yml to include your IDs! Remove owl/owc options if needed (see above).
  3. docker compose up -d - the container is built by Docker Compose using the Dockerfile.
    • docker compose ps to verify if container is running!
    • docker compose logs -f to view container's logs.

Dockerfile

  1. Edit Dockerfile to include your IDs. Remove owl/owc options if needed (see above).
  2. docker build -t ow-league-tokens . to build container using the Dockerfile.
  3. docker run -d ow-league-tokens:latest to start new container using the image.
    • docker container ls to check if container is running
    • docker logs ow-league-tokens to view container's logs

Contribution

Feel free to contribute!

  • Thanks, @nipser and @probablypablito for Docker support!
  • Also thanks to everyone for using this bot or leaving feedback!

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