Strepsil Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 (edited) So when OSRS first came out I made a new account as my main and botted it up a lot. It got a 2 day ban (microing minor) and a roll back, made me quit RS for good. That offence has now expired, and I recently got back into RS and have been playing on that account again because I didn't want to start from scratch. Btw I've got a new PC and moved house since I last played so Jagex shouldn't be able to track me through cache or IP or any of that stuff. I've been botting on it quite a lot but 'carefully '(only mirror mode with good scripts, not ridiculous hours, often baby-sit etc.) and so far haven't gotten a ban. I guess its kinda gotten to that point where I'd be pissed off if my account got banned but its still not where I want it to be and I don't want to legit the levels. So I'm just wondering does that previous expired ban offence on my account mean Jagex pay closer attention to it? Am I more likely to be banned or does that previous offence not make any difference now that it has expired? Cheers for any advice. Edited July 23, 2015 by Strepsil
HunterRS Posted July 23, 2015 Posted July 23, 2015 I would assume the fact that the account was banned in the past would have placed him on some sort of "watchlist". BTW if you get banned this time it will be a prem so I recommand to watch out.
Embarrassment Posted July 24, 2015 Posted July 24, 2015 (edited) Honestly, I can't imagine Jagex keeping accounts flagged after the offense has expired. They're seriously being out-botted (every ban is negated by 2 or more bots being created) on a daily basis. Don't bot in hotspots, avoid people, use your own scripts or good payed scripts in obscure locations. I say bot away. Avoid long hours. Use Mirror mode if you're really concerned. Edit - You're already doing half the things I mentioned. Just keep it up. You're fine. Edited July 24, 2015 by Embarrassment
