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Chance of getting banned botting 60-77 RC at lavas

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mrodf10
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My main was banned more than 2 years ago for 2 days at brine rats and was wondering what the chances of getting a perm ban from runecrafting lavas would be. Thanks

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That's an interesting one.

I'd probs say something along the lines of 56.473%; of course rounded up from 56.472% because Mod Weath's foot size matches the .472% gradient increase in considerable ban rates.

 

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    About 1.2831731931%, if your script checks WC level exp, it's 0.219231781%.

     

    we don't fucking know, there's always a chance. If you can't lose the account, don't bot on it.

    20 minutes ago, tehgousch said:

    its 50/50

    either you get banned, or you dont

     

    27 minutes ago, tehgousch said:

    its 50/50

    either you get banned, or you dont

     

    Bot only if you're willing to lose the account, you might get lucky, you might not.

    its possible to not get banned should you use the proper script

    It's either you get banned or you won't, pretty much just don't suicide bot and you should be good I'd say.

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