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Interesting thread/read here.

It probably helps yes, but even then popular streamers play legitly and bot agility for hours at time while never chatting to anyone in-game. You could get lucky and fly under the radar if you only run it for very short periods of time. None the less, you still have a chance of getting banned. Agility is very mouse and click intensive, and getting flagged in agility more-so has to do with mouse movements, click speed, camera rotations, intervals, breaks, distractions, etc. if you ask me. Thinking from Jagex's perspective, from all of the agility bots I've used, it wouldn't be hard to analyze data on mouse movement/actions within agility courses and detect inhuman playing and patterns.

While OPs initial thread is very basic stuff and known by most already, I'm not sure why any of you negative asshats are hating on him/her? He has a fair point, and he's clearly trying to spark a conversation. Lets be real, the OSRS botting scene has not seen any effective innovation in YEARS. Botting & not getting banned is no longer a thing. No matter how "smart you bot", you will eventually get banned. The only ones not getting banned for longer periods of time are those that have the funds to get custom clients/scripts created for them, and they always babysitting and interacting in game to ensure they don't look like a bot, and also to ensure they are there to correct any bot errors/issues, and at that point, what's the point of botting? Outside of that, the only viable thing to do these days is suicide for a week to make some gold, and then expect the ban hammer. And don't come at me with the "oMg, I bOt sMaRt aNd hAvEnT beEn bAnNed!"... botting NMZ for a handful of hours per day doesn't count. Wait until you max your combat and have the desire to bot other things outside of that... you will get banned.

Just wait... you'll catch a ban eventually. They're almost always delayed. With that being said, has anyone figured out how to create an effective agility bot? It's obvious that the higher mouse intensive skills are the ones with highest ban rates. Because humans can't constantly keep clicking on the perfect spots to run an agility course perfectly for hours on end. Things such as distractions, mis-clicks, altering click internals, breaks, and so forth need to be accounted for.

Packet pots?

Request Template: - Script name: Khal Warrior's Guild - Trial Length: 24 hours - Reason for trial: Want to see how well it works, compare it to another Warrior Guild script from another bot client, and provide feedback. If it works well, I plan to purchase to use on my other accounts. - Are you ging to give feedback on the script? Yes, of course.

Using the trial I've tested three different tasks so far on one of the medium-level slayer masters, and I am very impressed thus far. Pathing is very good, takes good routes, seems to be fairly consistent and stable, honors the settings, setting it up and getting it going is easy. However some minor changes I'd make is 1.) Don't have it check and enable special attack unless it's in the task zone/combat area. I saw it randomly enable special attack while at the bank restocking, and I don't think I'd expect a human player to do that. 2.) For some reason it buys Stamina Potion (1) instead of Stamina Potion (4)s, and when it banks, it jut drinks 1 dose of Stamina Potion. I'd like to see it intelligently buy Stamina Potion (4) if the bank doesnt have any, and then drink Stamina Pots each time it banks to get it close to 100% stamina as possible without wasting. 3.) It equips the Amulet of Glory before it uses it for teleportation/travel purposes. Is it possible to just keep it in inventory and use it from there? I'll be babysitting it for rest of trial period and will report any other findings. if I can, I'm going to try and scrounge up $$$ to purchase this after trial period ends. Thanks!

Also am curious what the ban rates are like on this one. I would expect them to be low for slayer (assuming the bot doesn't mess up), but just curious.

Would love a trial

Well put. I've been thinking about this. It's obvious they are using user/player behavioral analysis (they have tons of data around it), and then utilize that to analyze your play/hours/clicks/everything and this system flags your account for review by a mod. Why not do the same thing in reverse? In theory: client allows you to play legitimately, and during that time it collects data on how you play/behave (hours played, click/action methods, click/action speed, breaks, camera rotations, everything), and then any script ran going forward utilizes those player behavior attributes to make it appear no differently than if you were playing legitimately. Just a thought I had recently, and might require entirely too much back end development, especially for those that run multi-account suicide farms... but for people that like the challenge of botting mains to max and don't run massive farms, it would be nice to "outsmart" Jagex's User Behavioral Analysis/ML system.

Dope giveaway! Happy Easter & goodluck all.

Can I get trial please? Currently using another NMZ script on another client, but not sure I'm satisfied with it. Want to test this one and plan to purchase if I like it

I've used this for about 8 quests thus far (short - medium length quests) and it's been pretty much flawless. I plan to do 2-3 quests every 1-2 days over the next month or so and will report back.

Count me in. I never win anything, but worth a shot.