September 12, 201312 yr Is it a high ban rate for curse botting at varrock palace Do it in the fight caves you won't get randoms
September 12, 201312 yr Is it a high ban rate for curse botting at varrock palace Do it in the fight caves you won't get randoms That's an even higher ban rate
September 12, 201312 yr Is it a high ban rate for curse botting at varrock palace Do it in the fight caves you won't get randoms That's an even higher ban rate Is it really? I am shocked since no one reports you.
September 12, 201312 yr Is it really? I am shocked since no one reports you.Heard jagex put some botwatch program at tzhaar place iirc
September 12, 201312 yr Is it a high ban rate for curse botting at varrock palace Do it in the fight caves you won't get randoms That's an even higher ban rate Is it really? I am shocked since no one reports you. I don't know if this is the case anymore, but fight caves used to be THE number one botting spot, especially when OSBot first came out and only supported groovy and had no hooks for health/food eating. As a result, Jagex focused a lot more resources on detecting botting within the fight caves. They even went so far as to "bot bust" inside the caves by entering private instances and looking for botters (granted that was months ago, I haven't heard of that happening lately). Keep in mind, botlike actions can be detected too, bans don't just come from reports. I speculate that cursing in general has a pretty decent ban rate since most scripts have pretty repetitive motions and not a lot of antiban. I botted 3-40 mage on 3 accounts cursing at varrock. Anyway, for a lower ban rate, curse across the wilderness ditch at the monks of zamorak (where you telegrab wine of zamorak).
September 12, 201312 yr I don't believe so, however if there are individuals reporting you then you'd have to be worried about getting banned.
September 13, 201312 yr the motto i always here is that people have to report you in order for jagex to look at your account more strict, or a mod or j mod has to catch you in the act.