mirror client question

[Strengthfizz]

I botted approx 40 hours (over time, not obvious botting spots/scripts, human-like schedules and breaks, account hand trained to a decent point and hand played a lot too) using the stealth injection mode, it's been a few days and no ban. Would it be worth getting the Mirror mode client at this point or no since I already botted using the other one? I don't exactly understand how it helps. If they can tell if it's stealth injection or mirror mode why isn't every account using stealth-injection flagged and/or banned? What's the difference in what Jagex sees?

 

Edited October 17, 2015 by Strengthfizz

[Flamezzz]

Because currently they can't.

[Strengthfizz]

Because currently they can't.

That answer makes 0 sense. Elaborate.

[Rottis]

There's people who've been botting with regular stealth injection for months or years. If they could detect it, that would have never been allowed to happen.

[Strengthfizz]

There's people who've been botting with regular stealth injection for months or years. If they could detect it, that would have never been allowed to happen.

I don't get the point of mirror mode then.

[Idris]

Mirror mode provides a better way of bot->client interaction (at the cost of CPU usage) and would prevent the situation that if they (jagex) somehow deploy a injection detection firewall, every body using mirror client may not be banned when the people using the shadow injection would be.. but so would the people using Orion.. err.. I mean OSBuddy.

Note: This is theory crafting. I just use stealth injection because I'm reckless.

Edited October 17, 2015 by Idris

[Grizzmudo]

If Jagex can see you were using the normal osrs client, mirror mode would be really helpful in preventing bans. But I have no idea if they have that capability. To me, the mirror mode just seems like an extra layer of protection. Maybe it's false security (though I highly doubt), but it seems to be a very great idea.

Edited October 17, 2015 by Mudoon