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RuneOllie

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  1. 253 is now Quest cape :P
  2. Makes service for botting, on a botting website GL with that
  3. RuneOllie replied to modziux's topic in General Help
    Whatever scripts you buy with no time limit on, would always be there unless, you get banned from OSBot. Getting banned on the game won't make your purchased bots disappear unless it was a trial script you requested
  4. 1-99 in 4 days on an Ironman? YEAH RIGHT.
  5. NEVER USE FREE PROXIES = INSTANT BAN
  6. This isn't a cod montage no need for all the flashing
  7. Why cover up the total skill level if you say it in the title of the account? Just wondering lol nice account however, good luck selling
  8. They will detect via database coding, It's down to the coding, usually of the script/botting program and how much you abuse the bot via time running and stuff like that, normal botting stuff so to speak. Which would obviously have that part in the coding, so either way, having one or not, won't stop you from getting banned either way. Lol, but use breaks for botting, it's helpful so to speak imo
  9. This would be crazy, good luck with release!
  10. Who said it couldn't be done? 400k slayer xp isn't that hard but yeah, it's definitely boring as hell haha
  11. RuneOllie replied to ukasz's topic in Price Check
    15-20m, would've been more if just kept a skiller
  12. RuneOllie replied to NoCC's topic in Price Check
    40-60m

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