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should i stop botting?

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Jordicarterz
in Botting & Bans

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Depends if you want to lose the account or no, if you don't care about it, then just keep botting

botting is an addiction to me, i really like it xD, i keep creating new accs.. cause i just cant stop playing runescape.. my childhood haunts me =s im playing a fantasy mmo right now but its not helping, i HAVE TO keep playing rs XDDD

If you don't mind taking the risk of losing the account then continue botting with more careful breaks etc. Don't bot highly banable skills and countless hours. If you wish to keep it, then give it a break for a month or two ^_^

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i think i might have to stop botting then ahatongue.png i do care about my account but its also an addiction to me aswelllaugh.png

i got 2 day ban yesterday for botting at rock crabs, should i bot more carefully or should i just stop?

 

You should stop, but botting is pretty addictive. I have stopped in the past, and you should really stop, but it will be hard.

 

AKA try your best to stop, if you don't a perm ban is coming right at cha

bot something else and then go back to rock crabs.

how the hell did you only get a 2 day ban? i've been botting combat stats and whatnot and always get permed

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