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Does the client actually has to render the game's latest buffered image for let's say interactions to work? If not (which I think is the case) then it doesn't really matter, if anything lowering the FPS would be beneficial in terms of processing, or am I missing something here? I'm asking this because the client has (or used to have) a "no render" option.

Better gfx, ui and ai, gameplay hasn't changed much except for map events. It's great, but not much greater than the first. Some people say it's a 50$ version of the first, and they aren't 100% wrong, but I still recommend it. As for the price: argh!

Since when does botting require game frame rate? This is a genuine question, does the slow buffering of graphics have any impact on interacting with the game at all? Depends on how simple (or not) your calculations actually are. But yeah making 50 different threads for XP calculations probably isn't a smart thing to do.

Go make your own game NOOB

Whatcha mean exactly?

Most Will Ferrell flicks

http://osbot.org/forum/forum/150-refund-requests/ http://osbot.org/forum/forum-150/announcement-50-payment-issue-guidelines-read-before-posting-refund-template/

Sounds like a perfect advertising opportunity for Samsung: "Does it bend?"

I wonder how long it will take for a competitor to spoof this in an ad. Also: Succès de scandale U2 album, iCloud leaks, viral videos and now this. Not sure if it's a brilliant marketing strategy or if the brand is completely falling apart, probably the former, congratz Apple you have reached level 99 attention-whoring.

It has always been possible, never impossible. You claimed the opposite, I proved you wrong. Get over it.

WHERE did you bot those stats?

Do you? Because I count at least 3 posts of yours claiming it's impossible. Sigh

The probability is most likely much lower than that but it's not 0 and therefore not an impossibility. Tanking the mages without prayer has actually been done quite a few times before, once at Jad it's all about winning the RNG lottery, I'm not claiming this has ever happened (neither of us has access to that kind of data) or ever will, but it could happen, might already have happened and there's even a microscopic chance that it's actually happening at this very moment.

Don't hate, illuminate.

It's extremely improbable. But certainly not impossible. Any mathematical proof? I'll gladly prove you wrong if not.

It's not impossible. But it would take lots of money, time and luck.

You're using the wrong bot. The website advertising mute could have been caused by a flagged proxy. It's a delayed ban, no doubt about that.

Peace out brochacho!

great!

I'm 99% sure they get a special treatment then, I saw the rules for third party clients on Weath's twitter a while ago and it explicitly stated that injection was against their rules.

We weren't discussing botting here. We were talking about a utility-client that doesn't offer automation.

Why ?

Yes you can (I have written quite a few of such tools in the past actually), but the sole fact that the OSB client uses injection makes it banable. I can't seem to find the official rules for external clients anymore, but I'm 99% sure only reflection is allowed by Jagex. Legit players won't be comfortable to use a bot client anyway, OSB would probably have to use a separate domain for this too, because even downloading such client from a botting site would make feel most uncomfortable already. They have the tools, they have the experience (site managment, coding skills), they already have a big audience to immediately share and advertise the product to (OSB) and they have a plethora of scripters to write plugins for them.

Welcome! Ever since Alek joined we have been blessed with multiple updates/week, yes there's still a lot of work to do, but for the first time in months I'm actually starting to believe OSBot might not be doomed to die anytime soon. As long as the RS3 bot's development doesn't interfere too much with the OS's one, which is probably why they are hiring a new developer instead of re-assigning the current ones, then this is good news. It's a huge market that could easily end up doubling the current userbase. On top of that, I would love a utility reflection client (respecting Jagex's conditions), similar to RSBddy, that allows for scripters to write (legal) plugins as well. The devs already have lots of the necessary tools and experience, and this too would also bring in a whole new target audience. Again, welcome MGI! And good luck to the OSB team!