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Team Cape

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  1. Looks like you didn't read mine.
  2. Then tell me, at what point should a scripter totally rewrite a script? And should they totally throw out their code? When is a script totally invalid? When the first person get banned, or the second moron that tried to run for 24 straight hours without getting banned? Do you seriously expect scripters to consistently trash their totally valid code and rewrite a functioning script from scratch? Lol what? You're calling 2 of the best scripters on OSBot lazy because even though their scripts are literally flawless, people run them improperly, or get unlucky, and are banned?
  3. Let's get a few things straight. 1. There are a few reasons why scripts get a higher ban rate over time: a) People who don't know what they're doing b) Consistent reports c) Excessive use and subsequent detection There is no way around this aspect of scripts. Unless the scripter were to totally rewrite the script, which is utterly ridiculous, the ban rate will increase. The only possible option would be to raise the price of scripts to a ridiculous number, which isn't a real option because above all, OSBot is a business. If you expect a scripter to totally rewrite a good script that functions well because a few people who didn't know what they were doing out of a couple hundred users got banned, then your expectations are too high for anybody to meet. Not even a private scripter would rewrite a script repeatedly for free. If a scripter writes a good, flawless script, take the script as it is - a flawless, well-written script is the best "antiban" you can have. Most of the pseudo-antiban BS that people add in doesn't mean anything. 2. A script maintains a 'monopoly' (though there are many things wrong with this word) over the market because it's a good script. If it were consistently getting trashed, it wouldn't maintain a monopoly and someone would make another, different script. That's how any market works. Scripts are consistently bought because they're good scripts written by good scripters with good reputations. Don't get upset with Czar or Khal because they make good scripts. 3. There is no 'ultimate antiban' that a scripter could add to make it undetectable. This is impossible.
  4. NONE REMAINING
  5. Bluntly, no - this is completely wrong. People who buy my private scripts consistently come back for more because of the quality and lifetime bug fixes that I give, though they rarely even need to ask for bug fixes because the finished product is flawless and heavily tested. SDN scripts are a general 1 stop shop for a general market, which definitely is not a bad thing, but private scripts are for specific methods that the user doesn't want to be released (especially with the significantly lower ban rate of private scripts), or they offer something that an SDN script doesn't. That's why for the vast majority of the private scripts that I've made, people have made significantly more than they paid for the script. Whether you like it or not, they're a necessary part of the market, and if they're banned, people will just do them in an underground fashion. Let's get real here. Private scripts can't be banned, however their rules need to be far more stringent, and I say this having made many private scripts because the current rules give way too much power to the scripter to churn out garbage or resell private scripts. @House @Extreme Scripts @Flamo (or whatever pseudonym he's using now)
  6. Not going to lie this is getting pretty inappropriate at this point. If you were making the point that private scripts should be held to a higher standard, then I'd agree because the current private script rules give the scripter way too much leeway to make trash. But your posting is getting ridiculous.
  7. this worked for me, make sure you're also deleting all versions of the osbot client like those in old_osbot_jars
  8. if they're still active, it'll be permanent
  9. if its high enough level to be doing that kind of slayer, you're probably only gonna get a 2 day ban.
  10. Less bans, or better scripts?
  11. i don't have your computer. how would i know this?
  12. Team Cape replied to sudoinit6's topic in General Help
    super muffins to the rescue of all noobs
  13. they'll go down to the price of ags over time. ags was overhyped for awhile then fell to a steady 40m. same will happen to claws.
  14. If you have less than 100 feedback, don't bother responding. Post your rates below or pm me on skype if you already have me added. Status: 270M Remaining
  15. Delete the OSBot client and your OSBot folder. Redownload OSBot and reopen it, and the problem should be fixed.
  16. Just going to clear up a few things. A normal distribution is *not* a uniform distribution, and has a standard deviation, but is by no means composed of just a standard deviation (@Final). A normal distribution has a mean and standard deviation. 68% of the values in a normal distribution are within the first standard deviation (+/-); 95% are within the second (think it's 95.3% but I can't be sure); 99.7% are within the third. gRandom(), which is now fixed not fixed, utilizes a normal distribution, and is in no way a replacement for random(). random() uses a uniform distribution, in which each number has an equal probability of occurring, meaning gRandom() is *not* the same thing is based upon the details above. If you don't know how it's used, I wouldn't recommend using it. Edit: It looks like gRandom() only uses the right side of the normal distribution.
  17. A friend sent me a PM on Skype where somebody told him about how @Eagle Scripts sent him a fake Skype and is acting like he's been hacked. I pmed Eagle's real Skype which has not responded in the past ~ 10 minutes, so I figured it would be safest just to request a safety ban until we know his account is under his control.
  18. at the least there should be a feedback requirement to start a service.
  19. Seems to me that only a retard would make a thread like this...
  20. Live feed of MM trade that went wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjfMVqL344Y
  21. i'll look into falador other people have said that they've had problems with it as well
  22. Still waiting to see those 'multiple' 200M accounts (200M on DMM != 200M on OSRS) why have you still not provided proof of this? you've been sitting on here arguing for hours - also, for two seasons, I got by doing exactly what @Final did, except also with Paladin's chest, eventually getting 99 on multiple accounts. It's not difficult. The only "proprietary" aspect of your script is the pseudo antiban. Anybody can randomize a script and its movements. Real players don't move randomly.

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