The "Great Depression" Era of Botting

During this period, we barely have feasible options. Aside RID, which is currently under maintenance, our selection is rendered to Power Bot, and honestly Power Bot. I have yet to notice a functioning Dungeoneering bot, let alone an up and coming successful developer such as the fabled Kiko was, or Kaitneiks, It is rather undeniable that currently, the members of Jagex have successfully rendered macroing to its last leg. Honestly, this is rather despicable, surely I am speaking among the majority of us when I say that we are more than willing to pour money into a fail-safe program once again!

Tl;dr, What on Earth has macroing amounted to come the release of RS3, and Divination? Why is there not a fail-safe Dungeoneering bot?

 

it's a case of stricter and more frequent bans. I botted soul wars 2-3 years ago getting like 5 99s in a few months almost 24/7ing, I did 12 hours of WC earlier on powerbot's free script and got banned.

 

I don't know why jagex cares that much about bots. Bring back the 2011 detection system and you'll have another 50K paying members. Lol.

I really hate it nowadays. Botting made runescape fun for me if that made sense. If there wasn't bots. I would've quit runescape completly years ago.

 

A lot of people try and rationalize it by saying botters give Jagex money. While this is true, you also have to understand that the effects of botters do not stop at a monetary level. Legitimate players are heavily impacted by bots, and Jagex is trying to go more-so towards a community-driven approach. While yes, much of the community bitches about updates, but that's been true practically since the beginning of RS over a dozen years ago. I have honestly talked to at least 5 different people I've met IRL in the last 2 months who gave me the blunt answer of "bots" when I asked them why they had stopped playing. Most of these people have played for longer than most bots have been around. While 5 people may not seem like much, how often do you actually meet people IRL who tell you they play(ed) RS? There are many many people who would give the same answer, and many legitimate players debate inside themselves about whether or not they should quit, because of the botting problem. Botting may give Jagex money, but botting is essentially a poison against the legitimate playerbase. Personal botting on just one account still has an effect, but this effect is extraordinarily smaller than that of goldfarming, or multi-account botting. Sometimes you have to look at things from the viewpoint of those affected most to really see the truth.

 

Pretty much when Jacmob sold out to Jagex and in return gave him a job at jagex , he gave them the key to how bots are scripted and ran. This pretty much put the nail on the coffin to botting.

 

That wasn't really the nail in the coffin, they didn't even start banning anyone who used bots for nongoldfarming until after the release of 07.

 

If you can code create private scripts with RSAutomation. It is dead at the moment though, I am 90% complete on a AIOHerb script and when I complete it due to the similarity I will also release a AIOFletcher and AIOCrafter.

 

Runescape 3 is hardly a viable money making route as gold is as low as $0.25/m. Meanwhile, in 07, gold has stabilised at ~ $3/m - a price that is reflective of the inherent risks associated with botting. It poses a risky challenge to us all but those that manage to stay under the ban raider are reaping in a nice profit. I'd rather both higher ban rates and gold prices as it makes botting more of a challenge.

 

07 Botting is not hard at all, very easily done actually.

R3, good-luck.

 

07 is easy to bot but you do realise the ban rates are insanely high if you're gold farming? You can probably get away fine with doing personal non money making methods on one account though.

 

What I don't like is the fact that these companies are releasing the bots at a ridiculous price for a month and they're not working for half of it, I now use RiD, and I won't use anything other than RiD.

 

Kaitneiks ,has not been around the cheating area for ages he does programming for other companies there are plenty of bots out there you just gotta pay the right price I mean why give out something that makes a ton of money for very little or no money which in return kills what profit they can make and as long as no one else is letting out their bots this will be a for sure long time profit especially when you can run character training companies on the side [ which is exactly what I'm going to do on rs07

 

One word - SCAR

 

Aryan > Scar

And honestly, what IDB said is so true, RID is the only viable option. Albeit, I wish a method such as reflection could be resurrected.

 

Or you could always learn how to script so you could make your own scripts. That way if you want a script all you need to do is put in a bit of effort

 

Its for the best really, nice while it lasted though. Gold farmers really killed it tbh, it wouldn't have been as damaging if gold farmers didn't exist.

 

I gold farm with a set up of 56 accounts, I am fully aware. I get a ban once every 48-90 hours normally, which I make ample profit to pay back the Bond cost, and the accounts don't need any stats to get back to the place, so therefore...I only have to make 750k profit at 130-140k/hr, I break even within the first 8 hours of creating the account.

Anything after is pure profit, so gold farming is still very profitable even with large mass bans.

I am on account 98 in 32 days by the way.

 

To recap, this thread is pertaining to RS3, not old school, and honestly RS3 has next to physically nada as far as functioning bots go.

 

putting a target on you mate better to stay in the shadows

 

A friend of mine has had over 150 accounts banned in the last 90 days. Banrates are very high, so be weary