RSbot vs neXus

So I've really been tossing up lately between both of these clients. Sure, neXus is working fairly good for me, haven't had a ban yet. But RSbot looks very promising as well, to me. Mostly because of the scripts that have been made, and the variety of them. I'd just like to note that I wouldn't be using common botting locations to bot, if I ended up using rsbot.

I'd just like to ask what is the main difference/s between these clients? I understand that neXus uses 'reflection' which is apparently safer than BCEL used by rsbot.

Can anyone explain why? Aren't anti-bans enough from rsbot? Like camera movement, random solvers, etc?

Thanks!

 

RSbot=new botter

neXus="pro" botter.

I use RSbot, because I get it either then neXus.

Its your choice. neXus is good. So is RSbot.

 

Some of the purchased RSbots scripts are just as good as the Nexus scripts, but most Rsbot scripts dont even work.

 

They all work but you need TDK and know how to compile them

 

Nexus also can't solve more than 50% of the randoms while rsbot can solve over 80% of them.

 

So are you saying the client type doesn't really matter? That is, if you have great paid rsbots scripts compared to neXus ones?

 

I hope you mean JDK.

 

Perhaps I should have reworded my question. Are paid 'professional' scripts from rsbot just as 'safe' as those used in neXus?

 

Anymore botting is all unsafe. With the paid scripts from rsbot as well as the professional neXus bots, it all depends where/what you're botting.

I use NeXus bots, I'd recommend using neXus as the bots are just better.

 

Please use this thread.

http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=917505