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Just used breaks, I've never received a ban whilst using realistic breaks.

There is no 'unbanable' place. To find the place with the lowest potential ban rate for a find a monster with high hp and hits low, and find the least populated area/world.

If you want me to reflect/RE the file send me the dropbox link. I have an idea what it is and should be able to prevent any malicious activity from it.

Wow thank you so much for releasing this for free. I'm sure myself and others will find it very useful.

Easier and safer than using paypal via the RS website? I'm not sure about that.

Many people start developing scripts and then abandon them. Easily understandable though, this is but a hobby.

Are you including yourself in my statement?

It's probably all they have in their lives.

It happened to me last night, I'm running OSBot in cmd from now on to see if I can catch the error.

Of course this discussion requires programming knowledge, if you understood how an anti-ban was added into a script you probably would of realised that this theory is incorrect. People are banned using both combat and non combat scripts with and without anti-ban features. This so called pattern you talk about occurs in all methods in scripts, but it is also randomized so it does not cause bans alone (doubtful if it does anyway). The entire point of an anti-ban is to appear more humane thus preventing bans, a well implemented anti-ban will not cause bans. Because of the aforementioned I see your theory as incorrect. The most logical cause for bans is a combination of many things, not just one single thing. It's great that you're thinking of new ways to combat bans but I'd advise you to focus in class, especially for Philosophy.

Since an autoclicker doesn't have breaks, antiban or random solving you are completely wrong. Alch at pest control on a popular world, that's probably the lowest ban rate. What are you alching?

You can't really create a solid theory on just two accounts, you could of just been reported more times on one account etc.

A 30 minute - 1 hour break every 3 hours is pretty human.

30 minutes - 1 hour break every 3 hours should be fine.

Oh Valerie Poxleitner..