Companion Live
BetaMonster Research filled automatically, from your real kill counts.
The download starts on this click, and nowhere else on the page.
Companion Live is fan-made software, not affiliated with Gravity. It only reads game data and never changes anything, but the game's terms of service prohibit programs that read its communication with the server, which is how Companion Live works, and your account may be suspended or banned. We can't guarantee anything about it.
Features
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Sent to the site’s planner in real time, per character.
Kills per monster, straight from the game.
Follows the map or MVP session you started on the site: kills and their breakdown while it runs.
Each MVP’s respawn time, shown in the app.
Bag, album and what is socketed — with level and stars, per character.
Fit a card or pull one out and it updates seconds later — no relog.
The Personal tab on every monster page uses the cards you actually own.
Collectibles and adventures in each of the 7 maps, per character.
Live, on the exploration page of the map you are in.
Collect something in the game and the site marks it seconds later.
How it works with the planner
Ragnarok Origin: Classic, running on your PC.
Reads the kill counts from the game’s connection, per character.
Writes your MR to a file on your disk.
Header button "Link to app" follows that file.
Before you run it
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What your antivirus will saySee details
Some antivirus engines flag this program. That is expected, for two concrete reasons:
It is not code-signed. The certificate that shows the publisher’s name is expensive and we have not bought one yet. Without it, the program is just a new file the antivirus has never seen before.
It reads the game’s traffic. That is what it is for — and it is also something malicious programs do. Looking at the file alone, without running it, the two cannot be told apart.
The labels you may see are along the lines of "unrecognised" or "potentially unwanted program": they mean the program is unusual, not that it does something hidden. Windows Defender and the antivirus software most people use do not flag it.
The full result is on VirusTotal, in the link above. And the SHA-256 on this page confirms that the file you downloaded is exactly the one we published.
What it does and doesn't do
Requirements
A Windows PC, with the game running on it.
Runs as administrator — reading network traffic needs it.