Swizzbeat

A mobile RS bot is absolutely retarded.

There is literally 0 point to ENS domains right now. Enjoy squatting on them for 5+ years until some sort of possible adoption takes place (assuming Ethereum isn't overtaken by a competitor, people actually give a shit about crypto, etc.).

No. Just no. It's been shown time and time again that Jagex primarily rely on behavioral analysis. I could whip out a mobile RuneScape bot within a week, do you really think Jagex are releasing this without any sort of plan to combat automation? PC based botting will remain the best way to bot RuneScape unless there's some major training opportunity only the mobile client allows.

Can someone please give me a rundown of what the purpose of botting RuneScape on mobile would be? Besides the bullshit "lower ban rates" argument.

What would be the point of this?

"hot cosplay chicks"

After an unsubstantiated bull run what else did you expect to happen?

Jesus another fucking ICO...

Take this to /r/cryptocurrency

Hedged a bunch at 200 then rebought at ~140 during the last correction. These charts are childs play. Ayyy how you doing bro?

hodl with me

Did you really just give me a lecture on what a queue is and what FIFO means lmao. Iirc (don't do much in Java as it's a shit language) a PriorityQueue is sorted on every enqueue. All that needs to happen each loop is a new PriorityQueue created, elements added, #peek/poll. You really can't argue about script optimizations as they're negligible compared to the bot client internal bottlenecks. We're not designing an HTTP server where every little heap optimization matters as to not overload the GC and increase latency. You still really didn't give any argument against why your solution isn't just a glorified PriorityQueue so agree to disagree.

This is just an overcomplicated PriorityQueue.

The concept is the same but the implementations are very different. You don't "invent" the attach API lol. Pretty sure OSBot was the first ones to implement it publicly though.

I've sold scripts on multiple sites (including this one). Trust me, they're making at least that much.

You seriously underestimate how much money you can make from script development. I wouldn't be surprised if both of them were pulling in $3-5 grand per month. OT: I feel like this whole idea of an "Official Script" is needlessly complex and really doesn't make sense. Just have script developers agree to relinquish all rights to their work in the event that, I don't know, their script breaks for longer than 30 days. You could then just pawn the script off onto whoever (I'm assuming OSBot isn't ever going to be without at least one developer) and now they have the rights to that script, it's revenue, users, etc.

ayyy hmu on skype if you wanna chat sometime

Can you do PayPal?

I'm saying gaussian distribution has been used within bots for awhile now. Since I don't see the ban rate getting this form of randomization is literally useless.

gz you discovered what most bots have had implemented since 2010

Expanding upon what @Alek mentioned short circuit operators are fantastic for making code optimizations in conditions that depend on or's. Do your lightweight checks first (boolean state, etc.) so if any evaluate to true the condition will terminate early and not have to do any of your more robust calculations. They're also a great place to chain calls together vs nested if's. Example RuneScape script case case: !isPlayerInCombat() && playerHealth() > 20 && ((distanceToTarget > 10 && stepTowardsTarget) || attackTarget) would be a perfect one statement generic method for attacking an entity that could be called each script poll.

dbz super

Complete forgot about Steve Madden thanks. I could never justify spending that amount on a pair of shoes.

need a new pair preferably under $200 even though I know there's no mid range market for these things no urban outfitters or asos bullshit either