When is botting back?

and Simba isn't working for me, says there's a compiling error and alot of people are saying that too

 

Mighty big of you to call the scripts "shit" when you can't even make your own script to do as little as move your mouse.



So you go ahead, keep saying Simba scripts are shit, and while you're sitting there whining to yourself, bitching about how you miss your no-brainer 'push-and-play' bots, the rest of us will be making cash, gaining levels, and leaving your ass in the dust.

You're sorely mistaken with both aspects of that comment.



Edit:
By the way, there's already someone here named Flight? Lol...

 

Don't count on the current bots such as, rsbots.net, rsbuddy, powerbot, etc to be back as we used to know them.

I highly doubt any new bots will come out that used to work at the proficiency that they once were able to work.

If you know how to code SCAR, then, you're in luck. A few people have custom scripts that they keep to themselves, however, they're not nearly as good as nexus type scripts were.

 

Well... my Naturez script is running at a stable 3,800 natures per hour & 20-22k exp/hour with under 92 RC. Since its release, just days ago, people have crafted over 300,000 runes with it. Considering that's all color, I wouldn't exactly call it bad...

 

^ truth. I honestly hope that reflection and BCEL bots don't come back, the way it is at the moment there aren't thousands of brainless idiots botting.

 

I still doubt they will be back like they were before the nuke.
If they manage to get back jagex will probably just strike again.

 

Im glad its not coming back, runescape has been more enjoyable lately.

 

I don't know where you get that awful information from but Simba and RiD are far from shit. I've been using Simba's PC bot and it has worked flawlesly and i have well over 300 hours using that single script. Simba and RiD both have excellent scripts.

 

my simba doesn't work

 

It works, it's just you not setting it up correctly - go to villavu.com and search for a good tutorial.

 

Jacmob (rsbuddy owner) is now working for fagex. Wont see rsbuddy back

 

powerbot will not be up and running for months.
now... rsbots.net will be soon enough... little before or a little while after Christmas, afterall people have spent tons and tons of money buying their scripts.
Sooo... buying a script turned out better than relying on a free one
And...
NO the owner or whoever of RSBUddy is not working for Jagex they found their own way to rid their bots.

Kthx bye

 

If there's just a few bots walking about, then I don't mind. Although advertising bots are annoying as fuck. Botting will be back, just not in big as numbers as before.

 

In some months they'll be back.

 

it will be hard for any bots to work for 6 ( don't even talk about 30) hours + unless they relode the client.

If java client bots make an combat, maybe they an resolve this issue without eating ram or using a desktop client.

 

date when bots are back 03.01.2011 13:32:68...........

no1 can say!

just check out RID or simba/scar

 

i think that Bots coming back on the 6th December is just to keep people's hopes up and really they took too long even in trying to get it to work.
Jagex really won this time over bots I guess

 

You're forgetting about all the bots that are out now and work. Botting is not dead, it just idiots like the ones in this thread that can't use half their mind to get one to work properly.

The bots you're used to are not coming back, ever. Reflection and injection are both BROKEN and entirely useless as of the nuke. There are, however, people working behind the scenes as we speak who are working on GL bots. That is the future, and cannot be easily broken at all: to those who know nothing of GL, aimbots in FPS games are mostly GL (GL as in OpenGL, or even DirectX though DirectX would be only for Windows).

Anyway. Stop QQing and learn how to use something that's not point-and-click-buttfuck-easy like everything used to be. This is how people did it before the first reflection and injection bots, and they thrived. This site was based upon that community.