Well well well, used mirror mode and for the first time since I last used mirror mode I didn’t wake up to a ban.

They detected the shit out of this client the bans are just too consistent even with barely any botting.

Will an update be pushed or will this be brushed under the rug and tell ourselves that it isn’t the injection method it’s the script or the amount of playtime or breaks.

its not the client though lol.

2 minutes ago, UncleHard said:

Well well well, used mirror mode and for the first time since I last used mirror mode I didn’t wake up to a ban.

They detected the shit out of this client the bans are just too consistent even with barely any botting.

Will an update be pushed or will this be brushed under the rug and tell ourselves that it isn’t the injection method it’s the script or the amount of playtime or breaks.

I will be doing the latter and brushing it under the biggest rug I can find.

Personally, I'm doing fine.

Shitposting does not belong in this section

It tested this in multiple different environments ever since bans increased 3 days ago.

The client does not affect these bans. I am currently running 200 accounts that made it through the "lock period" they are all running perfectly fine.

5 minutes ago, Vap0r said:

200 accounts 

lolwut

13 minutes ago, viking said:

lolwut

200 accounts. You heard the man.

Alrighty under the rug it is best of luck lol. I guess its just something that I have to do in order to avoid bans.

Complete bs. Injection works just fine...

Don't fall for the bait. Clients arn't detected and there's no way Jagex would push client detection these days.

Edited August 21, 20187 yr by Zappster

Or whatever you are doing is detected, not the client.

If they were detecting the client dont you think you would be instantly banned upon logging in? Or everyone that used our client would be banned? You got caught, probably by running it to long or not taking breaks.

maybe.. just maybe... you just suck and get banned? xo

Only having accounts being locked when logging in via Osbot.