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Paid or free scripts?

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Is the bann rate that different from free to paid script?

And do you guys recommend Czars scripts becuse he has all the script to the skills I want to level.

If so I start buying script to not get banned that often. I dont bot more than 8 hours a day and with many brake if that make any different.

Edit: btw dont know If this is the right place to ask.

Edited by M4giC

If the same script is paid or free, there is no difference. The only circumstance I can think of is perhaps a new premium script that is very niche, and there are no other scripts on the market that do that particular task. Anyone who tells you otherwise is talking out their ass. 

8 hours a day? lucky you even with private script i cant make that 8 hours a day

If you want to judge ban rates on the users of the script then paid scripts will obviously have less users. Apart from that if you simply judge the script on the way it handles anti ban / anti pattern and how reliable it is then you can form your opinion or just doing research on it.

More users = more bans = easier for Fagex to detect patterns 

paid ones = less users and scripter has more reason to make it good if theyre making moneyss

Completely depends on the script and the scripter tbh, paid ones have script writers which pay slightly more attention to their scripts whereas free scripts here are usually ones which the script writer either wanted to get a scripter rank 2 (requires to release a free script) or to just release scripts for the heck of it and some abandon them (even paid scripts have scripters which abandon them too, but lower chance).. Some free scripts are actually amazing and are even better than premium though, a few of them are almost unbreakable. 

21 minutes ago, Czar said:

Completely depends on the script and the scripter tbh, paid ones have script writers which pay slightly more attention to their scripts whereas free scripts here are usually ones which the script writer either wanted to get a scripter rank 2 (requires to release a free script) or to just release scripts for the heck of it and some abandon them (even paid scripts have scripters which abandon them too, but lower chance).. Some free scripts are actually amazing and are even better than premium though, a few of them are almost unbreakable. 

Surprisingly unbiased post; completely agree @Czar.

52 minutes ago, Czar said:

Completely depends on the script and the scripter tbh, paid ones have script writers which pay slightly more attention to their scripts whereas free scripts here are usually ones which the script writer either wanted to get a scripter rank 2 (requires to release a free script) or to just release scripts for the heck of it and some abandon them (even paid scripts have scripters which abandon them too, but lower chance).. Some free scripts are actually amazing and are even better than premium though, a few of them are almost unbreakable. 

That's two different scripts. Consider making the exact same script either free or premium. Should have generally no discernible difference unless the script is niche.

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