TheJCR

ok lelelel

Can we also get your input as well?

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.

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?

i dont get it

Do you guys care if a script writer develops scripts for another botting client?

All of you beautiful people get a like and a huge thank you. Sorry for the noob questions lol. It's because some other bot (No advertising) imposes a shit ton of restrictions on their shitty client. No wonder it's dead lol

1) How long can I run local scripts? 2) How long can I run scripts from the SDN? 3) Mirror-mode vs. Reflection vs. Injection, and what is the difference? Thanks! I will like every relevant post, promise

Got a hammer this morning. It's my fault though cuz I accidentally left a shitty script running overnight. I know exactly which script it is.

Czar!!!

The only proper reply in this entire thread

every body copied MGI's mirror mode... right?