Daily Safe Botting Time

[Proc]

What is a suggested amount to bot a single account per day without a high chance of getting banned?

 

[i m wa9lawy]

i dont think there is a safe time limit ect.. its just how you do bot , if you bot with brains and ppl cant tell ur botting u can do 12+ hours easly a day , but if u just run a bot with bad script that works for 30 mint and do something wrong like walk back and forward for like 3+ hours your making ur account look fishy and ppl will start reporting

 

[KerokeroCola]

24 hours a day, every day. If you want to, take a break once a year and claim it's your birthday.


Inb4everyonesaysI'mwrong. Nobody can argue with me on this point, so don't try. I've botted over 500 accounts and less than 10 of them were banned. All of them were 24/7 bots.

 

[Matchh]

as much as you fucking want, i botted like 12 hours a day for months just dont do 12 hours of the same thing -_____- people that get banned botting are cunts. nuff said.

 

[Shaaaaun]

24 hours a day, every day. If you want to, take a break once a year and claim it's your birthday.


Inb4everyonesaysI'mwrong. Nobody can argue with me on this point, so don't try. I've botted over 500 accounts and less than 10 of them were banned. All of them were 24/7 bots.

Nobody can argue with Kero, he know's his shit.

 

[Kabal]

24 hours a day, every day. If you want to, take a break once a year and claim it's your birthday.


Inb4everyonesaysI'mwrong. Nobody can argue with me on this point, so don't try. I've botted over 500 accounts and less than 10 of them were banned. All of them were 24/7 bots.

Tis true. I've seen many 72h+ proggies with iDung back in the day. Jagex should autoban this kind of behavior obviously, but they don't.
I have botted a few accounts as close to 24/7as I could with various free scripts and have never been banned for botting

 

[Kratom]

24/7, no question about it. Not like there's many scripts who are so stable at the moment, though.

 

[kmjt]

24/7, unless you know in advance that there is a bot hunt in that specific area (even though I doubt they still exist). Bans aren't related to time played.

 

[jenever_owns]

24/7 for sure never been banned.

 

[Neper]

Tis true. I've seen many 72h+ proggies with iDung back in the day. Jagex should autoban this kind of behavior obviously, but they don't.
I have botted a few accounts as close to 24/7as I could with various free scripts and have never been banned for botting

I once went out for the week and came back with my autofighter still fighting, had over 96 hours on it. Got banned the next week when I tried to be careful and not log in at all which was a mistake lol

 

[Finlux]

24/7 is the best way and must profitable way. Don't worry jagex won't go after you for how many times you played a day.

 

[Zerkeronrs7]

24 hours a day, every day. If you want to, take a break once a year and claim it's your birthday.


Inb4everyonesaysI'mwrong. Nobody can argue with me on this point, so don't try. I've botted over 500 accounts and less than 10 of them were banned. All of them were 24/7 bots.

I agree with this, i bot my main without breaks and have done for the last half a year, no bans yet

 

[poopy2177]

Wow I was honestly expecting lots of "Just 6 hours or less!" posts but Yeah I agree with everyone normally when I set up a bot I don't stop it until it stops, and when it stops I start it again.

Back when soul wars was big a had a 12 day proggy and a 4 day proggy, and a no ban got 99 str pretty quickly too

 

[JoBrownHearMeh]

I think its more your bot failing randoms/ how often you're reported instead of how long you bot per day, just make sure the scripts you use are legit.

 

[Laptop65]

It's an automated system that detects bots, and it's up and running 24/7, so no there isn't really a time when you're less likely to get banned. Although getting reported would probably increase your chances of getting banned.

 

[Kiln]

There's no true safe amount of time. For example, I botted my main for two weeks 24/7 and never received a ban, but my pure was banned for three days of overnight power mining. It varies.

 

Answered.