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- Jun 17, 2012
- Sythe Gold
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Basically, Jagex banned a bunch of my accounts a short while ago for macro major and denied the appeals.
Only problem is, I haven't actually used macros (yes including everything that might be considered a macro like autoclickers or mouse keys). While it's unlikely I get any of them back at this point, I still want to know why to avoid this in the future.
I suspect the following reasons but then again I have no idea.
-Multilogging. I always multilog all my accounts, do low attention things on them (like bankstand and fletch, smith, dismantle.. whatever). Wouldn't they give a minor ban as a warning if they suspect a bot though?
-I sold gold to a Chinese buyer about a month before the ban.. he used 10+ accounts for buying. Some of them may have been used for botting and my accounts got linked to them somehow? Still, won't gold sellers usually end up with a RWT ban?
-I started playing on the same world recently for convenience. It's likely I got reported a lot due to people basically seeing a stack of players at a GE all day doing something.
Only problem is, I haven't actually used macros (yes including everything that might be considered a macro like autoclickers or mouse keys). While it's unlikely I get any of them back at this point, I still want to know why to avoid this in the future.
I suspect the following reasons but then again I have no idea.
-Multilogging. I always multilog all my accounts, do low attention things on them (like bankstand and fletch, smith, dismantle.. whatever). Wouldn't they give a minor ban as a warning if they suspect a bot though?
-I sold gold to a Chinese buyer about a month before the ban.. he used 10+ accounts for buying. Some of them may have been used for botting and my accounts got linked to them somehow? Still, won't gold sellers usually end up with a RWT ban?
-I started playing on the same world recently for convenience. It's likely I got reported a lot due to people basically seeing a stack of players at a GE all day doing something.


