IDontEB

They can detect anything and everything. The NSA tried to acquire Jagex so they can figure out how they know everything.

To answer in order: A) They have no reason to lie about a the number of bots they ban since if it's too high it makes it seem like the game is infested with bots. If it's too low then it makes it seem like they're not doing anything at all. B + C) You can get the benefits of mirror mode while still using injection if the client does it properly. D) There's quite a bit you can infer about whether a player and use that to determine if a player is a bot or not simply by logging in. They don't even have to run a script. Those markers aren't instant bans, but they do raise the right flags.

I think you have a few false premises. One of them being that Jagex bans manually. Jagex has stated that they've banned over 300k accs in one month previously. If they spent at least 1 minute per account they'd need over 5000 hours of work every month to review that many accounts and ban them. Most of the detection and flagging is already automated, Weath just has to press the button or run whatever program to ban most of them, I'd say a very small percentage of the accounts actually get reviewed.

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influx of cash doesn't trigger autoban.

How many you looking to buy? 2-3m or 10m+??

you gotta use a proxy from the same country they were created in.

Listen to the chatbox and sleep until the msg "trade successful" or whatever it says exactly and if you see it then it's true.

I heard mod weath's wife had a baby, so he's been out of the office lately and acorn only works weekends.

you guys ever talk about price beforehand? also was it rs3 or osrs gp?

I came here for sexy voice, but was disappointed by some paid person reading a script.

Don't bot common gold farming methods and expect not to get banned.

The examples not wrong. boolean expressions are expressed as 0s or 1s and in the example they had int x =55; if (x<50 & x>0) so it'd be if (0 & 1) which (0 & 1) evaluate to 0 which is false. you're right about it not being appropriate though.

They would never do it. They can't justify spending 150-200k/year to the higher ups so they spend less money on more guys to do a worse job.

Funny how they keep trying to fight automation manually. They waste their money on hiring "anti-cheat specialists" for 30-60k/year instead of hiring a properly educated data scientists who could build them an automated system for detecting bots.

All it is is marketing, There's 0 difference between the two but to each their own.

If you can't write a tut script you shouldn't be selling tuts because you're not likely to even profit with the cost of modifying the script + buying the script. We've sold more and made more accounts than you have guaranteed. We don't even need to lie to people and call them "premium"

Easier to just buy tuts. Having a script for tut is rough since it constantly changes and it costs money to pay someone to update it to avoid bans.

15-20m

Weath is going on his 2 week christmas break soon so we can prolly just spin up 200 bowstringers LOL

For intellij even though it says failed to delete the artifact or whatever, it still replaces the jar. Just press refresh in the script selector and run the script again.

1 if not VIP.

yes to first 2, no to 3rd.

Can't forget to talk about how starting a mass f2p oak farm isn't a good idea for starting out.

Price doesn't accurately reflect the quality of the script. I could sell a shit script for $100 and it'd still be a shit script but it'd be your personal shit script. The thing with quality scripts is the person making them has to be smart. If the person making the script is smart then they're not going to charge small amounts since their time is worth more than $100 for a well written, fully tested, bug free script that they may have to even spend additional time providing you support.