TheSaint

Don't do that. They'll report it to authorities, I think.

Weird. I just ran my fishers for about 15 hours (with breaks) without any problems; a frog random failed on one account, but I haven't had a random fail in weeks. What are you botting?

I love how the hacker is emulating the broken English we've come to trust. Evil.

http://gyazo.com/82b11e7a53cbaa03bbcd45951ab4da4b lol.

Christ. Scary topic title. Good troll.

kids gotta focus on school for sure

god damn reddit

http://forums.zybez.net/runescape-2007-prices You can make a post here and let people know you're muted and to meet you wherever.

Bought 2 members, he applied third himself. Went first. Great transaction, thanks!

If you know OOP design and coding then the language doesn't really matter, that's just a matter of briefly familiarizing yourself with Java's syntax and libraries and the slight differences between languages, so I don't consider your excuse valid (i.e. I do know Java, I'm now taking a course which uses C#, and I've had no trouble transitioning). Anyways, yes, scripts should contain failsafes in case of lag or whatever. A lot of scripts are based around "tell the bot to do this. The bot says it did it. Let's move on." You're blaming scripters for making the assumption that the bot performs what it says it will when it returns to the client that it did so. And as other people have said, SDN scripts =/= what a scripter sees when he or she develops and tests their scripts locally. Basically, your complaint could be partially resolved by scripters creating their own hooks and methods by themselves. Then there's the error in translation which occurs during the local script -> SDN script process, which I know nothing about. I would just say, for you to place so much blame on the scripter is misguided.

When you understand and are capable of scripting yourself, you can tell scripters whether or not they're wrong, or that they suck. No one cares about your ignorant opinion.

Java: How to Program by Deitel. Starts from the beginning, goes up to multi-threading and TCP/IP protocols and such. Tons of clean, well commented code, with projects that add new material as you progress through the chapters. Every chapter, at the end, has optional lessons over GUI (there is a dedicated chapter to it), wrap-ups, and quizzes with answers. Also will teach you UML and some very basic software engineering principles.

Conforming is necessary to civilization. You can't have a coherent, successful society with everyone running around doing their own thing. The people who don't play by the rules either end up influencing their society in a (hopefully) positive way, or homeless and destitute. It's a risk that can go either way.

I'd trust Wowzoor with my wife. He's that cool.

$9.99/month, or 3 months for $28.50 ($9.50/month). Keep Sponsor at $49.99 every 6 months. Basically, VIP is fine as it is now, but saving a tiny bit of money along with not having to worry about renewing on a monthly basis (which is why I would get it) may be an incentive for more people to purchase VIP. Also, say I were to decide to quit botting tomorrow. In two weeks or so my VIP will expire and OSBot will have only gotten $10 from me. If I had purchased three months, however, OSBot would get more money out of me regardless of whether I stick around or not. With all that said, VIP should never be a permanent status. Monthly VIP installments probably primarily fund this bot, and it's easy to get 5M for a voucher. I started with one bot, bought VIP with gold, and have since botted $200 in gold with a modest four accounts. $200 minus the initial investment of $7.99 for membership on the first account = over $190 profit for doing practically nothing. The question is why should VIP be changed?

$.99/month. Just to exclude the script from leechers. Allow those who contribute in some partial way to the community have access to this very decent script.

You chose to use OSBot. You chose to save your username/password locally (this means only on your computer). The only way someone hacked you via OSBot is if you used the same password for your RuneScape account as your forum account, which is dumb, or if you PMed someone your RS user/pw, which is also dumb. Take responsibility for your own poor judgement and stop blaming OSBot, especially when you have 6 posts and no VIP (leecher).

Any chance of you guys being responsible with the tab maker and raising the price or limiting sales?

I voted yes. I would trust a specialized premium script over Dash's script, and I'm sure others would as well. I doubt most people will be able to make their own super scripts, as simple as it is. And I don't believe for a second that through sponsor, VIP, and script sales that if the super script were to be sold the devs wouldn't make enough profit to justify their work. Make it $12/mo.

No one cares leechers.

I don't see anyone giving anybody shit. People are posting what's broken, which is potentially valuable information for the developers as they come up with solutions. So, thanks for the unnecessary explanation of what's causing the problems (Jagex changing IDs is public knowledge) and for your so valid opinion.

Freaky forester, frog princess, run from combat failed. Pinball, molly, and most talking randoms work. Exam completes the random but doesn't leave the room.

Save the rock the player is mining and constantly check that its ID is correct.

I grew up in a football program where all the black kids beat the shit out of us white boys. My dad would skip school growing up because he'd get the shit beat out of him on the way home. I've never had good experiences with black people. Why shouldn't I hold something against them? With that said I intellectually don't care about race. My limited scope of experience in southern Texas does not reflect an entire race of people. I'm nice to every one I meet. Personally, however, I just avoid them. Also, Vietnamese people are rude, but that's a matter of culture.

Probably 2161 when the United Federation of Planets is first created.