f2p bans vs p2p bans?

Well I'm starting to gold farm and building up accounts (combat) and I've been botting about 10 bots at a time usually 12-20 hours before stopping each one and after about 3-5? days or so 3 accounts are already banned?

My other friend bots 35 frost dragon bots 24/7 and he sais he usually only gets 1 ban per month.

Is the different of p2p and f2p that big?

Is this gigantic ban difference (like 1 per day vs 1 more month) realistic between f2p and p2p or am I doing something wrong?





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3 MORE accounts got banned! I'ma jsut buy like 7 more i dung codes (got 3) or can you run multiple cuz I think that worked or will the code then stop working?

So far 7 accounts banned in less than a week of botting wow lmao

 

This has been brought up on more occasions than I care to remember, please search for threads on this before you make a new one.

F2p players don't pay for membership, so 9/10 they get a permanent ban.

P2P however pay for membership, so Jagex is inclined to be less harsh, thus the 14 day temporary ban, rollbacks, and so on.

TL;DR - If you're P2P there's less chance of a permanent ban, if you're F2P you're most likely to get hammered straight off the bat.

 

Cool story brah, I looked up all the threads, what I'm wondering is if it actually makes this much of a difference or am I doing something wrong.

 

F2p'ers more likely to get banned more frequently, p2p can achieve lots of skills/money if botted correctly without ban at all.

 

Don't be sarcastic when you've been given a logically correct answer to your question, that's plain rude.

The difference is STATED in my post, I even gave a TL;DR
Are you that stupid?

 

lmaoooo you're stupider than I thought thanks for stating obvious, gtfo you retard notsureif troll or just that dumb

 

Enjoy your infraction.

And how did you come to the conclusion that I'm stupid? Your lack of intelligence astounds me, you're asking this question after telling me that you'd checked the other threads that explain the exact same thing. Or can your tiny little brain not compute the obvious?

 

infraction for what? You trolling my thread?

You're intelligence astounds me even more, I still do not have the answer if this thing can actaully make that much more of a difference aka with this it'd be like 50-100x ban rate between me and my friend. Thanks for the obvious answer of f2p is higher ban rate blahblahblah I've looked at all the threads yes, your point being? They don't explain the same thing they just say it's higher but not if it's this higher. I won't argue with you anymore because I'm 90% sure you are just playing dumb and trolling with me.


Now... if I could get some good answers?

 

@Dom: The difference between the f2p and p2p ban rate is gigantic. Not only does RS care less about f2p players (because they don't bring any money to the company) but there is also the fact that every little f2p botter, is concentrated in a small area (contrary to p2p where there is an incredibly vast choice of training places). Those are only some of the factors, I also think that just comparing yourself to your friend who is p2p can give you a good idea that there is infact a huge difference between the two and most botters will tell you the same.

Other factors may include if you're using a paid or free bot, where you train, etc but all in all, f2p botting isnt a good idea imo, unless you're making some wc or fishing bots that will have reached their full potential in a day or 2.

Best of luck mate.

 

Thank you . I was just surprised by this astronomical difference and was wondering if I was just screwing up big time somehow, thanks for reassuring me that this is just a f2p/p2p issue. Thanks

 

I've never actually botted in f2p and I would never test it but the spots to train are so limited that it makes it easy to not only spot botters but also for mods to raid areas everyday.

 

Yeah I trained chickens to monks to alkharid warriors and they all got banned while at warriors, 2 of em got banned like a day after monks though and the other 2 days after so maybe first 2 got banned cuz of monks.. not sure.

 

If your making fdk accounts train dung from 1-85 in f2p and let the dung bot level it, out of the 6 accounts I've got 80+ dung on none have got banned in f2p. At 85 dung you should be about 75 attack 70 str 1 defence then just start training with a whip in p2p.

 

Jagex is a lot more strict about F2P bans and P2P bans since P2P is actually paying them.

 

I think all f2p bans are permanent, any p2p bans I've ever gotten have been 14 days and a rollback/reset.

 

3 MORE accounts got banned! I'ma jsut buy like 7 more i dung codes (got 3) or can you run multiple cuz I think that worked or will the code then stop working?

So far 7 accounts banned in less than a week of botting wow lmao

 

Like everyone else said, f2p = permban, and p2p = 14 day tempban rollback/reset (usually it takes 3 botting offences for permban).

There are a lot of variables though, getting the hammer really has to do with getting reported. If you have accounts that you care about, babysit them. Also, think about investing in better scripts. Tons of f2p bots get banned on the daily because they are using cheap scripts (epicbot, rsbot, some shitty free rsbuddy scripts, etc,). If you are serious about your accounts, get VIP/Premium rsbuddy scripts, and think about investing in a paid for bot proggy like nexus. So when you're at the mine and somebody says, "omg bots..." your bot is smart enough to say back, "yeah i know -.-".

 

f2p people never get banned because jagex only look after memebers they dont care about people botting in ftp worlds f2p botters help the rs economy in my opinion.

 

lmaooo another one got banned between my last post so that's 8/9 accounts in less than a week

 

dude are you nuts? 8 out of 9 accounts of mine got banned within past week with like 12-18 hours botting/day