Is RS3 botting inherently detectable?

[Flamedog]

So all bots use the old Java client for RS3 if im correct. Jagex can 100% see which client people are using. So if you're using the Java client, its a very good chance you are running a bot client, because the old client isnt being pushed anymore and is generally regarded outdated.

Are there actually bots that somehow work directly with the NXT client? I wonder if it is possible to create an interface for the running Windows application, like how the Java bots worked.

 

[ariabot]

There's valid reasons for people to be using the old Java client i.e. the game sometimes becomes entirely black/white for some people using the NXT client

 

[SmallRS3BotFarm]

My farmers used to use Windows 7 virtual machines using the Java client.
After Java support ended, I had to figure out the configurations to get the NXT client to work.
Now, all farmers are on Windows 10 machines and are "botting" using autoclickers.

Seems like color and image based bots will work with NXT, but would be somewhat unreliable.

Botting will always be detectable to an extent, but using good anti-ban measures will help with the lifespan.
I have 1 farmer that has been going for almost a year.
Then I have others that get banned within 2 days of working on them.

I've changed a couple of my measures and am actually getting positive results at this time.
My farmers are lasting a bit longer now than previously.

 

[ChosunGalbi]

I've got an easy method to bot in rs3. It's based on OSRS mobile bots and I haven't gotten banned on any accounts yet. Got one to max.

 

[Theboatyfozi]

then what about tribot mirror ? why people still getting banned even when use it how do u explain that ?