Curious if anyone has any feedback on ban rates for members vs f2p. In the last few months I have made 2 f2p pk account that have both been banned in a matter of days, whereas my p2p account has not been banned in months, and is almost maxed combat! I used only one premium script combat script for all of these accounts. The fact that they were able to detect the bot so easily for f2p should mean they can do the same for my p2p. Are they being kind to members? Or do they like the fact that I pay and are just waiting to ban me once I get my desired levels?

 

Let me know if you have any info on this!

There are too many factors that go into bans to determine any sort of general "ban rate".
F2P ban rate is, of course, higher than P2P.
 

Bots make jagex money if dey r p2p. You best be knownin if u aint makin jagex those bond dollars they goin fuk u up much faster

Edited February 16, 20178 yr by Qwerd

13 minutes ago, Qwerd said:

Bots make jagex money if dey r p2p. You best be knownin if u aint makin jagex those bond dollars they goin fuk u up much faster

Great way to put it hahaha.

1 minute ago, Jackson said:

Great way to put it hahaha.

Thanks lmao

f2p is easier to detect. more high traffic locations

F2P ban rates are much higher since Jagex doesn't gain anything when you bot F2P, and when you bot P2P they usually sit on accounts to gather data in order to detect a bot doing similar things quicker.

p2p can be detectable pretty fast depends on what you're botting

2 hours ago, Hannibal_ said:

f2p is easier to detect. more high traffic locations

lolol this is so inaccurate on so many levels. you obviously have no idea what you're talking about

5 minutes ago, akssnipe said:

lolol this is so inaccurate on so many levels. you obviously have no idea what you're talking about

How is he inaccurate?

F2P is higher although members is up there aswell unless you buy membership through debit and not bonds that plays a little factor i've seen

5 hours ago, towelman said:

How is he inaccurate?

how the heck is f2p easier to detect?

that's like saying everyone who bots on a laptop has a higher chance of ban than botting on a desktop. it doesnt make any sense lol

Well, seeing as a lot of people bot f2p since there is no investment into the account membership wise, they usually keep a super close eye on f2p accounts, at least til they're decently old. 

9 hours ago, akssnipe said:

lolol this is so inaccurate on so many levels. you obviously have no idea what you're talking about

so you are telling me that the f2p map isnt smaller than the members map? is that correct? and therefore you are forced to bot in a similar area to other players because there are less f2p worlds. hence more reports for being a bot in higher traffic locations because there are less locations.

Edited February 17, 20178 yr by Hannibal_

I'm with Hannibal on this one