they have slavery bot busters working 24/7

Do people really think most bans come from Jagex mods when they are in the office, or is there some sort of computer assistance that flags certain account behaviors? What's the popular opinion? Genuine question, I have no opinion on the matter.

Can confirm that Weath being AFK has a large impact on the amount of bans that particular day.

Can confirm that Weath being AFK has a large impact on the amount of bans that particular day.

 

I can confirm that @Abuse is in a postion where he can confirm such a statement.

Can confirm that Weath being AFK has a large impact on the amount of bans that particular day.

u probably bot f2p then i assume :p on p2p there is way less impact from experience

u probably bot f2p then i assume :p on p2p there is way less impact from experience

 

Agreed. Jagex has a couple staff members occupied by banning bots, weath mainly handles the larger packs of gold farmers, be it F2P or P2P. The others analize the less obvious behaviours

Agreed. Jagex has a couple staff members occupied by banning bots, weath mainly handles the larger packs of gold farmers, be it F2P or P2P. The others analize the less obvious behaviours

ive had a suicide farm for f2p (oak logs) and p2p (sharks) in past and u can notice a diffrence whenever its p2p or f2p in bans alot doesnt matter the amount of bots 

that cruel mods r probably sitting in their homes by the christmas dinner with their laptops on their laps hitting the "BAN" buttons.

I may have not been botting for very long, but I've noticed a trend of the past 2 and a half weeks. My bots are always banned on the same days, and around the same time. I would say its probably inevitable since I suicide bot. I've also heard that mod weath needs to sign off on many of the large set of bans every few days. Don't know if thats true, but it definitely fits into the pattern with how I've been banned. Hopefully a lot of us can make some bank over these next couple days.