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Pick flax on 100,000 accounts. Spin flax on 50,000 accounts. Fletch on 25,000 accounts. Alch on 20,000 accounts. Sell gold. Wipe your ass with $100.00 bills.2 points
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Nice Freudian slip there buddy. Also, speaking as someone who has had alcoholic steatohepatitis, drinking isn't nearly as harmless as most people think.1 point
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goodluck with the script , also I would of tested it for you if my account didnt get banned week last week1 point
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I would like a trial of : APA rock crabs. I would like a trial because: Leveling a pure and looking to purchase a rock crap script, but I want to be sure the one I buy works before hand.1 point
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I don't think they detect the client itself. Instead I think they use individual actions to determine if you're botting or not. A majority of accounts banned are fresh ones, which are the easiest to detect imo. If we look at it from their perspective(or what I would do personally), they most likely flag you for certain things. They released in a post the average online time for the top 5 players which all averaged at 13 hours. If youre freshly made account logs in, does no quest, and goes directly to botting a single skill for >3-4 hours its like red alarms going off for Jagex. Or if you bot any single skill > average amount of hours, you're flagged. All this^ is just my opinion though, for all we know the client is detectable. The reason I think most of this is because we have those people who say "I've been botting for weeks and havent been banned." Yes it could be a delayed ban, but why weeks vs days? Here's an example: Assuming this is a fresh account, any account made that goes directly to training a skill non-stop(especially a resource skill) would just SCREAM bot to me if I were jagex. And if it were my game, that'd be something i'd take into consideration. (Might not ban immediately but a certain flag would be placed onto the account). If we just think more from their perspective I think the banrates would be cut in half.1 point
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looks awsum make a drawing about akatsuki members/sage of six paths/ black zetsu or sumfin like that1 point
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I am litteraly only going to explain that. autoclicker = "bot" 5 99 skills on orion without a single ban bot on botclient = get banned within 2 days on osbot, other clients, within a few weeks I just lol'd , i really did. Also, could you please explain how you missed this? "i used a mouse recorder to get 99 fletching on a BRAND NEW THROWAWAY account, the movements are EXACTLY THE FUCKING SAME EVERY DAMN TIME and i wont get banned1 point
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A try-catch statement is a method of catching or throwing an error in the code without disrupting other portions of the code, it also allows you to define a specific exception(the type of error thrown): try { //here you put code that will "try" to be ran and "Caught" if an error occurs. } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); // this will print the source of the error and all previous methods called to the line of the error. } There are a few instances where a try-catch is required, such as reading/writing to a file. Example: try { String sItemId = params[0]; // a string array of parameters int itemId = Integer.valuOf(sItemId); // this is what we are catching the exception for (what if sItemId equals "345s"? 's' cannot be parsed to an integer object! //blah } catch (NumberFormatException e) {// here we catch the error with as specific exception e.printStackTrace(); } Enums are a way of holding constant values. The advantage to enums over just many final primitive fields is that it can act as an encapsulated object(the data within the enum cannot be changed or edited, but the values can be accessed and the enum can be treated like an object). For example: public enum Food { SHRIMP(123,5), LOBSTER(456,20); int itemId; int heal; Food(int itemId, int heal) { this.itemId = itemId; this.heal = heal; } public int getItemId() { return itemId; } public int getHealValue() { return heal; } public static Food getFoodForItem(int itemId) { for(Food food : Food.values()) if(food.getItemId() == itemId) return food; return null; } } You can reference the enum by the following: public void eat(Food food) { player.heal(food.getHealValue()); } or public void eat(int itemId) { Food food = Food.getFoodForItem(itemId); if(food != null) player.heal(food.getHealValue()); } or if(food == Food.LOBSTER) { //blah } Enums can be a lot more powerful than this example, but since you're just starting this is enough They can also be a lot more simple, you could just use it as a reference: public enum CombatType{ MELEE, RANGE, MAGIC; } Use: CombatType currentType = CombatType.MELEE; //blah... switch(currentType) { case CombatType.MELEE: //blah: fight with sword break; case CombatType.RANGE: //blah: fight with crossbow break; case CombatType.MAGIC: //blah: fight with staff break; } EDIT: added example for try-catch, if you have any other questions pm me or ask here ;p BTW: I made a 5 on AP comp science(assuming that's what you're in when you said "computer science ap"), and I'll tell you: Neither enums or try-catch are on the exam. You're teacher isn't responding to you because IF you use something on the exam that is not taught in the class, you will not get full credit(on the free response for example). Just a heads up1 point
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https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/enum.html https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/ https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/try.html1 point
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Disputed member: HeyIMissYou Thread Link: N/A Explanation: Even though the user in question has been IP banned for ban evading on 8 separate accounts I believe what he did was so heinous it cannot go unpublished people must know what he did and be reminded how destructive scammers are to both services and customers. Obs(skype of HeyIMissYou) Recently joined my services in order to assist my main power leveler @NavyYolo on a painfully slow obby mauler slayer power level job It was unfortunate to find out HeyIMissYou would later jeopardize this job that had already been worked on for a week. He stole 6.5m of the bank; understandably, our client @Wax A wanted to cancel, and I am happy to say a full refund of 11.5m(6.5m for the bank and 5m for the 50% of the 10m paid the other 5m the middle man still had). No need for a dispute I am a grown adult (21, but whatever) I am not going to make a public spectacle about a game like some child; matter of fact I chose to refund two other users too(I reimbursed the user @Dragonstorm for 16. 5m for items stolen and refund a job HeyIMissYou took under my services). Lastly the user had 8m stolen and instead of refunding with cash, I am doing desert treasure and temple of ikov for free(on a low def low pray pure too). My powerleveler @NavyYolo admired my charitable spirit and followed suit and is giving 3m worth of power leveling to him. My conclusion is while the user in question has been banned, I believe it is important for people to see as I mentioned earlier. We here at NoahTheSunKing AIO service do not tolerate this kind of behavior, rest assured the worker has long since been removed, and all victims have been refunded without need of dispute just me taking initiative. Evidence i have decided to divide the evidence into three sections one per victim @Dragonstorm telling me he got scammed http://gyazo.com/aa366d392cdcde2379e0e5b56d14f6ea part 1 of refund (meant to say 13.6m not 13m) screen #1 Part 1 of refund Screen #2 http://gyazo.com/0986da4ad67eefac42c1de27f71f46bd me giving the remaining 2.9m for 16.5m in total part 2 of refund Screen #1 part 2 of refung screen #2 http://gyazo.com/6a72b2e23798e2c26401ffaaef90de6f @Wax A 11.5m refund screen #1 11.5m refund screen #2 http://gyazo.com/a77381f4d2ebbfc2dde7604b11fae42b Proof obs scammed him http://gyazo.com/eb38f59d97f93e6fcb5b3dd83b8daa7f1 point
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No promoting Runescape botting competitors please, amazon got that bot game on lock down1 point