Ok in this guide I will tell you how to greatly reduce your chance of getting banned on Runescape for macroing. I will attempt to go into every possible aspect of botting in depth. If I do get anything wrong please post a constructive response on how I can improve as this is my first proper guide.
What to wear?
Now I know you hear all the time NEVER bot naked although there are some exceptions to this rule. I agree with never bot naked if you are doing something such as crafting, fletching, Soulwars or other bots that either don't require energy to be done more efficiently or are combat related. However things such as agility and flax running CAN be botted naked as legit players usually do these skills naked to get the most efficiency as clothes slightly decrease your energy loss rate. Although saying this I still suggest you do wear robes as they do make you look a little less suspicious although it is not required.
* Don't wear anything that will attract attention such as RFD items which will get people coming up to you asking where to get it and NEVER wear skillcapes.
*If you know an item is currently rising DON'T wear it as people will ask to buy it from you.
Breaks
Now breaks are a funny one as they can be good and bad dependant on how you use them. The biggest thing I can stress about breaks is MAKE THEM HUMAN LIKE. For example do not use the random break system where it makes you have a 3 minute break every 30 minutes or whatever. Everybody knows that people are addicted to runescape, once you log in you can't log out. So make the breaks look legit such as a 35 minute break every 2-3 Hrs or so. Although do not use breaks when doing things such as soul wars or pest control.
When to bot
Try and bot when you would usually play such as no later than 1AM and don't start until around 12PM or so. Try and imitate your usual playing times e.g if you play usually from around 4-11PM then bot around that time. Unless you want to greatly increase your chance of a ban don't bot through the night.
Names!
Right I have found this works great! Choose a name that no one will like to report such as iiilililiil or something along those lines as nobody will be bothered to report you. You can either do this or choose a very nooby name such as KingJon135. People don't suspect noobs of botting so that always helps!
Human breaks + Talking
These will greatly reduce your chance of a ban. By human breaks I mean occasionally stop your bot and do something yourself such as castle wars or go to the grand exchange and have a conversation with somebody. This will throw the bot detection system off your account. Now for talking some bots have a built in talking system in which it replies with smiley faces to people who talk, these are awesome although what is even better is if you talk while botting. If you don't click off the bot client after starting it you can still talk on your char while botting. This throws the bot detection system off massively and no one will suspect you so if you do this you are massively lowering the risk.
Tips:
Thanks for reading! And good luck!
What to wear?
Now I know you hear all the time NEVER bot naked although there are some exceptions to this rule. I agree with never bot naked if you are doing something such as crafting, fletching, Soulwars or other bots that either don't require energy to be done more efficiently or are combat related. However things such as agility and flax running CAN be botted naked as legit players usually do these skills naked to get the most efficiency as clothes slightly decrease your energy loss rate. Although saying this I still suggest you do wear robes as they do make you look a little less suspicious although it is not required.
* Don't wear anything that will attract attention such as RFD items which will get people coming up to you asking where to get it and NEVER wear skillcapes.
*If you know an item is currently rising DON'T wear it as people will ask to buy it from you.
Breaks
Now breaks are a funny one as they can be good and bad dependant on how you use them. The biggest thing I can stress about breaks is MAKE THEM HUMAN LIKE. For example do not use the random break system where it makes you have a 3 minute break every 30 minutes or whatever. Everybody knows that people are addicted to runescape, once you log in you can't log out. So make the breaks look legit such as a 35 minute break every 2-3 Hrs or so. Although do not use breaks when doing things such as soul wars or pest control.
When to bot
Try and bot when you would usually play such as no later than 1AM and don't start until around 12PM or so. Try and imitate your usual playing times e.g if you play usually from around 4-11PM then bot around that time. Unless you want to greatly increase your chance of a ban don't bot through the night.
Names!
Right I have found this works great! Choose a name that no one will like to report such as iiilililiil or something along those lines as nobody will be bothered to report you. You can either do this or choose a very nooby name such as KingJon135. People don't suspect noobs of botting so that always helps!
Human breaks + Talking
These will greatly reduce your chance of a ban. By human breaks I mean occasionally stop your bot and do something yourself such as castle wars or go to the grand exchange and have a conversation with somebody. This will throw the bot detection system off your account. Now for talking some bots have a built in talking system in which it replies with smiley faces to people who talk, these are awesome although what is even better is if you talk while botting. If you don't click off the bot client after starting it you can still talk on your char while botting. This throws the bot detection system off massively and no one will suspect you so if you do this you are massively lowering the risk.
What bots to use:
Now you may be swayed to use the free bots which are out there for the obvious reason they are free but unless you want a greatly increased chance of a ban don't use them. There are websites that we all know of such as rsbots.net and codespace.net which sell authorization codes for bots. Although the bots maybe expensive they are worth it in the long run. These bots are highly sophisticated and will usually slip past Jagex's radar.
Now you may be swayed to use the free bots which are out there for the obvious reason they are free but unless you want a greatly increased chance of a ban don't use them. There are websites that we all know of such as rsbots.net and codespace.net which sell authorization codes for bots. Although the bots maybe expensive they are worth it in the long run. These bots are highly sophisticated and will usually slip past Jagex's radar.
Tips:
- Look like a noob e.g Wear a rune dagger if you can wear dragon.
- Don't bot for too long!
Thanks for reading! And good luck!
