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has anyone every tried it? not the beta the 30 dollars one?
if so what does it go up to?
and how much xp/hr?
if so what does it go up to?
and how much xp/hr?
dung bot legit?
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It still has several flaw's that need to be worked out there arent any 100% ones they all have problems here and there.
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have you tried it yet? i tried the beta and it wouldnt kill the boss because he didnt protect
from what I've heard it's not perfect yet and it only goes up to a certain amount of floors...
I'm waiting till it becomes stable and finished before I buy it.
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I heard the developer got greedy and released it early and its full of flaws and bugs.
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iv been looking into it im thinking about buying it
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If you read the dungeoneering bot subforum on rsbots.net, you would've clearly read that the developer released it early so people could test it out and report bugs they found, thus updating it a lot faster.
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That developer has never heard of a Beta then if he expects a large of amount of people to buy a broken bot.
They had a beta, but he found he would get more and faster of a response if he completely released it to the public.
Also to the above poster, Its in dungeoneering, so you won't get reported. Also I've heard it gets 5k-10k exp per hour from people that use it. In all honesty I would buy it now because as soon as it gets flawless the price will probably increase.
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If that's the case why not just release the beta to the public, i don't see how making it paid will make it faster than that.
The ideology behind that is, people who pay are more likely to report bugs and statistically speaking paid users are more experienced then botters who leech scripts from say powerbot for free and complain. The developer didn't want to be spammed with a million useless complaints because EVERYONE had the bot, making it paid gave both the developer and the user incentive to work together to finish the bot. Personally I see nothing wrong with that, you can always get a refund if your dissatisfied.
it works but its full of bugs and flaws.
dont buy it yet
dont buy it yet