How does botting on a PVP world prevent detection?

[Paulo Escobar]

So in A Friend's video of where he was buying all those ores from blast furnace, he found a cooking bot. It had 58m cooking xp and was obviously a bot. A Friend said that he was on a PVP world to prevent detection. Does botting on a PVP world actually reduce your chance of getting banned?

 

[ekke98]

Following

 

[wX_lightning]

Less reports?

Probably just bro science.

 

[Calllum]

They monitor the worlds less bc they figure pkers will do their job

 

[Dildos]

Doubt PVP worlds have less bot detection. You'd get less chance of a report since way less people but it makes no sense / difference for them to exclude PVP worlds from bot detection.

 

[Law Abiding]

It doesn't but there aren't randoms I think in PVP worlds making people believe it is safer but randoms are no longer even used as a macro detection method so it is literally the same chances. If you don't want to be banned I would definitely recommend not botting or at least having a mule with all your funds so the loss isn't enormous. You will be banned eventually, maybe not now or even a year but the chance is always there. I know people who botted 24/7 and botted to max but a year or two after they received a perm.

 

It hasn't been proven but this is a concept that some believe to be true. Jagex might not monitor/check these worlds as much due to their own reasoning ; therefore, less chance of getting caught.

Might be an extra risk you can take to ensure your own mind that your account is a bit more safe.

 

[Law Abiding]

It hasn't been proven but this is a concept that some believe to be true. Jagex might not monitor/check these worlds as much due to their own reasoning ; therefore, less chance of getting caught.

Might be an extra risk you can take to ensure your own mind that your account is a bit more safe.

Not true, I know plenty of people who have been banned in PVP worlds.

 

[Wladimir Putin]

I can say that Jagex does not check Pvp worlds as good as the normal ones. I botted stun-alch in World 337 without getting banned on 3 accounts.. There were around 100 People in that World at the time..

 

[Captain Teemo]

Its just because of no reports.

 

[Fox]

I doubt there is less bot detection in specific worlds but less people occupy the worlds leading to less bans than a populated world.

 

[nom nom]

less users less reports

 

Jagex bot detection system runs through all there servers. They have no reason to restrict the detection software on PVP worlds.
With that said, there are definitely less player reports.

 

[d3dman]

Jagex bot detection system runs through all there servers. They have no reason to restrict the detection software on PVP worlds.
With that said, there are definitely less player reports.

do you work for jagex?

 

[DRSX]

Doubt they would have any less prevention in a pvp world, they simply gather information about all players and then their system picks up the odd players.

 

[Cashtro]

Like previously mentioned the only benefit is less players to report you.

 

[Galaxy guy]

Less players, less reports. Also most bots now-a-days are gold farming bots so jagex staff wouldn't waste their time in a pvp world looking for gold farmers.