TheJCR

you still fked up though. you needa be consistent and regular with ya anti-ban. jagex dont give a fuck. they will ban u even if you bot for 1 hour

Well then you deserved to get banned. If you wanna play it safe, take breaks, do quests, talk to people in the chat, etc. ^ If you do these properly, you won't get banned, at least in my exp

lol'd at THS

lmfao no wonder u got banned

You even Canadian?

lol okay

What scripts were you using?

no idea

its on businesses

ok lelelel

Can we also get your input as well?

Holy shit, can someone please explain this like I am five! Also, I thought Jagex doesn't record mouse movement, only clicks, because movement would be way to much data to gather. Also, how come the devs haven't found a way to circumvent this. If mouse movement/clicks is the key then why is no one solving it? (I'm curious as fuck now)

But it kinda gets me thinking... Imagine two accounts. One is botting and the other is playing legit by a human. Why is it that the account that is botting gets banned but the one being played by the human is legit. Assume all factors like client, time played, activity done, are all kept constant. What is the difference, that is so significant, between humans and bots that make detection so easy??? (At first I thought the answer was private scripts, but you said they are great but not perfect)

To answer your question, Jagex CAN tell if you are using an unofficial client, but they just don't know which one. This is why they don't insta-ban if you use a botting client. As an experiment, try this: Play legit on one account, and at the same time, bot on another account, and see who gets banned first (or at all). Use the same client! Mirror-mode is stealthy as fuck and Jagex thinks you are using the official client, when you are really botting. Of course, this does not mean you can run shitty scripts and get away with it, you will need to run good scripts that mimic human behaviour to a 'T'. NO ONE really knows how Jagex's detection system works so it is unknown what really flags an account. If they did use clients to flag people, then mirror-mode would certainly be useful and skip the initial detection phase. A lot of people have reported reduced bans with mirror-mode, so maybe it is helpful.

Lmao, not only that, but botting an account straight off of tutorial island is a guaranteed ban. The retards who do this, are the same ones who complain about being banned in a couple of hours/days.

I completely agree with you on this. It's wasteful to flag an IP and constantly monitor it, unless it is constantly making 500 plus accounts and botting 24/7.

I would argue that your main would be analyzed if you were on the same IP. If you DON'T bot on it, then you're safe. If you DO bot, then you will be temporarily banned or perma, depending on the script. It just makes sense this way. IDK, what do you think?

why is it so cold?

agreed lol

But it's nice to see you again

I remember you from another botting site

lmfaooooooo

I think I will... Thank you for the insight. Thanks to everyone!

and why is it a shitty thing to do?

so this is sort of a no, but not really... someone can develop scripts for botting client XYZ, but still make private scripts for OSBot...??? is this accurate?