GoosEighteen
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INTRO
Im not a vetaran when it comes to botting. Ive botted alot, its simply that i do not oftenly care about runescape since its all about the money in my view. but ive had experience with scar,rsbot and premium autobot cs.
Ive had almost 2 years of experience, and maybe im not of much help since sythe is full of posts and probably the content of this one has already been discusses about. but there is something id really like to share with every botter.
Ive never participated on Sythe and im not sure if this topic is in the right section. I hope you guys appreciate the information, its not a fact about botting but certainly not a untrue statement either.
Ive been botted on like 50 accounts in my rs life, of which i sold like 20 of them. Of which 8 accounts were subscribed to member of which 3 got permanently banned. Alot of the other accounts got banned aswell but they were f2p, so not a very important matter if you ask me.
And apart from all the valid information about antiban/random, taking breaks, and not botting longer then 10hours a day are all true statements. Yet i took a closer look on all my accounts and the way i used to bot on them, and i realised that the remaining 3 members acounts that didnt got banned had a different pattern then the 5 that god banned.
IT's all about the money, isnt it Fagex?
I will explain here, its has much to do with the changed rule of conduct on rule 4 and rule 7 regarding a 1 or 2 week ban for first time macroing.
The change of this rule has always been for a reason. I think its pretty far sought but the economy crisis certainly has to do with it.
Its clear that jagex needs money. Which isnt a surpirze if you compare their recent team with 2 years ago at which they made 5times less updates then today.
This all costs money including the subscribing rate of new and more members to monitor, including everything in the business, devloping, community control (rs forums for example) site developers, code writers, java editors, engine builders tweakers, all crew had to be 3 multiplied during the last 2 years to keep at the pace in which new users subscribe.
Apparently jagex needs money, and not just since the update but they always had and exspecially in this era they welcome you with open arms if you donate to their membership.
All existing rules have to be applied to botting (like 10hours a day, using breaks and the rest of it)
The fact is that jagex doesnt give a simple fuck that you bot. Really they dont care a single bit. There is something that they do care about, their game...
And as long as the game environment seems pleasant enough they wouldnt actually ban a bot. Its when players complain about the bots (using report abuse) option that jagex takes measurements to deal with them. Its only about the fairplay because that matters if you wanna create a nice game environment where everybody is equal (ofcourse jagex fails badly at this since java is just to easy to crack and read the game applet) but they will ban you for everybodys comfort.
And they need the report option or else all players will leave due to unfair gameplay. I even think the majority of the jagex staff has always praised and cheered to keep pking alive as it was. But they think their income and game status is much more important. And how can you blame them anyway. If i would be the head of jagex i would have taken the same measurements in order to get rich. Cause its all about money.
Credit pattern
The good thing about botters is that they buy membership regularly. And if your one of the few botters that doesnt then start buying membership today, idc how you get the membership, legal or illegal, as long as you regularly keep yourself registered as a member you wont get banned. Jagex cheers at the fact that you re subscribe as a member. You greatly improve your chances of staying alive in the botting business as long as you rebuy. WHich involves atleast the following pattern.
First you buy 1 month membership to start with. And you know what, most botters already do. And i saw a thread not so long ago about a possible fact that jagex might secretly give you 1 month of botting time before they decide to ban you. This statement is false, and the truth is actually simple.
Most people buy 1 month memberships to train one or more of the memberskills. Pure and simple to train f2p skills afterwards. This is easy for account sale, since they botters only need 1 month of membership in order to gain their goals. Jagex displeases this behavious and i found out while comparing all my used accounts that they actualy wish that you buy a new membership after the first month runs out. Ofcourse, when you start your first membership you'll start by buying 1 month of membership. And about a week before the monthly membership runs out you rebuy its membership, but not by 1 month.
This time you take one step further, to 3 months, and before that runs out you upgrade it to half a year, and so forth and so forth.
its a scary business since this method is regarding real life money. Being a botting member really ensures your chances of not being banned. Certainly with view on the changed rule that clearly shows jagex financial troubles.
Jagex knows that bots will return to their businesses if they do not ban the member bots. If they did they would scare us away causing their financial income to drop. Cause honestly, botters are jagex financial helpers.
My story
All these applied patters of buying membership credit where all made on my 3 remaining main accounts. On my other 5 member accounts that got banned, they all subscibed for 1 month until they got banned when i returned to f2p.
Its not a fact yet, and nothing is a fact in the botting world for that matter. But i do advice every member botter to keep a look at this and how jagex turns out its bans. Cause this is really the way jagex approaches botters.
The story doesnt end there in fact, 1 of those 3 main accounts did got a perm ban in fact. I have appealed it back, and the content of the appeal wasnt like this EXAMPLE:::::
apart from some laughter that takes places before some desks while reading this i think most accepted appeals are done this way.
They mostly work, now read what i have putten in my appeal. And this is really true, might make a screenshot of it soon. it was in regardance to botting at which i even shouted upon a player mod in the event.
Above story, made my account deblocked. Maybe you guys have a hard time to believe this since its a very informal talk all over, but they did. Im still in much doubt, did the jagex mod hit the accept button on purpose or was he really convinced about my story. Thats still one quesiton unanswered, but i got my account back so there.
This doesnt prove in anyway that the story will be legit for everytime. It does indicate that some facts are true, and if its me to aducate i think its really the financial problem theyre facing and they gladly see more memberships to be bought.
Im curious what you guys might think of all this, theres certainly some truth behind it, because money always matters.
Well, GL botting to everyone.
Im not a vetaran when it comes to botting. Ive botted alot, its simply that i do not oftenly care about runescape since its all about the money in my view. but ive had experience with scar,rsbot and premium autobot cs.
Ive had almost 2 years of experience, and maybe im not of much help since sythe is full of posts and probably the content of this one has already been discusses about. but there is something id really like to share with every botter.
Ive never participated on Sythe and im not sure if this topic is in the right section. I hope you guys appreciate the information, its not a fact about botting but certainly not a untrue statement either.
Ive been botted on like 50 accounts in my rs life, of which i sold like 20 of them. Of which 8 accounts were subscribed to member of which 3 got permanently banned. Alot of the other accounts got banned aswell but they were f2p, so not a very important matter if you ask me.
And apart from all the valid information about antiban/random, taking breaks, and not botting longer then 10hours a day are all true statements. Yet i took a closer look on all my accounts and the way i used to bot on them, and i realised that the remaining 3 members acounts that didnt got banned had a different pattern then the 5 that god banned.
IT's all about the money, isnt it Fagex?
I will explain here, its has much to do with the changed rule of conduct on rule 4 and rule 7 regarding a 1 or 2 week ban for first time macroing.
The change of this rule has always been for a reason. I think its pretty far sought but the economy crisis certainly has to do with it.
Its clear that jagex needs money. Which isnt a surpirze if you compare their recent team with 2 years ago at which they made 5times less updates then today.
This all costs money including the subscribing rate of new and more members to monitor, including everything in the business, devloping, community control (rs forums for example) site developers, code writers, java editors, engine builders tweakers, all crew had to be 3 multiplied during the last 2 years to keep at the pace in which new users subscribe.
Apparently jagex needs money, and not just since the update but they always had and exspecially in this era they welcome you with open arms if you donate to their membership.
All existing rules have to be applied to botting (like 10hours a day, using breaks and the rest of it)
The fact is that jagex doesnt give a simple fuck that you bot. Really they dont care a single bit. There is something that they do care about, their game...
And as long as the game environment seems pleasant enough they wouldnt actually ban a bot. Its when players complain about the bots (using report abuse) option that jagex takes measurements to deal with them. Its only about the fairplay because that matters if you wanna create a nice game environment where everybody is equal (ofcourse jagex fails badly at this since java is just to easy to crack and read the game applet) but they will ban you for everybodys comfort.
And they need the report option or else all players will leave due to unfair gameplay. I even think the majority of the jagex staff has always praised and cheered to keep pking alive as it was. But they think their income and game status is much more important. And how can you blame them anyway. If i would be the head of jagex i would have taken the same measurements in order to get rich. Cause its all about money.
Credit pattern
The good thing about botters is that they buy membership regularly. And if your one of the few botters that doesnt then start buying membership today, idc how you get the membership, legal or illegal, as long as you regularly keep yourself registered as a member you wont get banned. Jagex cheers at the fact that you re subscribe as a member. You greatly improve your chances of staying alive in the botting business as long as you rebuy. WHich involves atleast the following pattern.
First you buy 1 month membership to start with. And you know what, most botters already do. And i saw a thread not so long ago about a possible fact that jagex might secretly give you 1 month of botting time before they decide to ban you. This statement is false, and the truth is actually simple.
Most people buy 1 month memberships to train one or more of the memberskills. Pure and simple to train f2p skills afterwards. This is easy for account sale, since they botters only need 1 month of membership in order to gain their goals. Jagex displeases this behavious and i found out while comparing all my used accounts that they actualy wish that you buy a new membership after the first month runs out. Ofcourse, when you start your first membership you'll start by buying 1 month of membership. And about a week before the monthly membership runs out you rebuy its membership, but not by 1 month.
This time you take one step further, to 3 months, and before that runs out you upgrade it to half a year, and so forth and so forth.
its a scary business since this method is regarding real life money. Being a botting member really ensures your chances of not being banned. Certainly with view on the changed rule that clearly shows jagex financial troubles.
Jagex knows that bots will return to their businesses if they do not ban the member bots. If they did they would scare us away causing their financial income to drop. Cause honestly, botters are jagex financial helpers.
My story
All these applied patters of buying membership credit where all made on my 3 remaining main accounts. On my other 5 member accounts that got banned, they all subscibed for 1 month until they got banned when i returned to f2p.
Its not a fact yet, and nothing is a fact in the botting world for that matter. But i do advice every member botter to keep a look at this and how jagex turns out its bans. Cause this is really the way jagex approaches botters.
The story doesnt end there in fact, 1 of those 3 main accounts did got a perm ban in fact. I have appealed it back, and the content of the appeal wasnt like this EXAMPLE:::::
apart from some laughter that takes places before some desks while reading this i think most accepted appeals are done this way.
They mostly work, now read what i have putten in my appeal. And this is really true, might make a screenshot of it soon. it was in regardance to botting at which i even shouted upon a player mod in the event.
Above story, made my account deblocked. Maybe you guys have a hard time to believe this since its a very informal talk all over, but they did. Im still in much doubt, did the jagex mod hit the accept button on purpose or was he really convinced about my story. Thats still one quesiton unanswered, but i got my account back so there.
This doesnt prove in anyway that the story will be legit for everytime. It does indicate that some facts are true, and if its me to aducate i think its really the financial problem theyre facing and they gladly see more memberships to be bought.
Im curious what you guys might think of all this, theres certainly some truth behind it, because money always matters.
Well, GL botting to everyone.
