Getting banned without being reported?

[0wnhardcore]

How likely is it to be banned if you are not reported? Ex. botting combat 24/7 in a dead area with zero traffic and the script never fails.

Edited December 16, 2016 by 0wnhardcore

[dylanmboutin]

doesn't 100% matter about being reported, its the bot like movements, repetitive mouse movements in the same pattern, you need a good antiban script

[Casper]

Be sure to check woodcutting exp 

 

But forreal, I am pretty sure alot of their bans go off reports, however you can still get caught by their detection system especially going at it 24/7

[0wnhardcore]

what if it's cut down to 16 hours a day with breaks and the script is private?

[Mood]

what if it's cut down to 16 hours a day with breaks and the script is private?

There's obviously still a chance but no one can really say until you try it :p

[hsudblg]

I think one of the most important rule of thumbs is play like a normal person. And a normal person, typically, does not play 8+ hours a day. Taking breaks are important, but the longer you play in a day, the more you push the limits. I think OSRS utilizes an algorithm to detect botting. If you repetitively click similar movements for 8+ hours, I assume the software has a pretty good chance of identifying a real person from a fake. 

Also, if you are aiming to bot 16 hours a day, try to spread the 16 hour span over 3 or 4 accounts. 

[fstyle]

what if it's cut down to 16 hours a day with breaks and the script is private?

 

Theres a chance of getting banned the moment you pressed the run script button.

[OG Botter]

Not getting reported is defiantly a bonus but in my experience Jagex have a detection system that I believe is triggered at a certain point to scan your account for third party programs/scripts so I'd recommend regular breaks.. Getting reported is probably another way their detection system is triggered on your account. 

 

Hope this helps in some way.