Any trusted users here on Sythe using this? I'm thinking about giving it a try while some of my main money-makers are down.
Flipping bots are ruining runescape so much ..
Yes Stuart, his a VB Programmer on here.
$10 a month, $50 for 6 months
The bot has two features:
1. You set a margin into your items set, and the bot will then use those % and buy over / sell under.
Everytime it flips the item, it will then check 1 of it into the next flip, before beginning. There is also a timer for the bot, that makes it cancel the sell/buy if it has taken too long, and refreshes the pricing.
2. You set the exact pricing you want, and the bot will then buy/sell for it, and wont change untill you manually updates it.
This feature is commonly used, if flipping lower limit items.
"What is runescape comin to?"
It is coming to the point where to get to the top, you would have to spend unimagineable amounts of time playing, time, which alot of people don't have or don't have anymore. Is this game fun? Yes. Is this game fun at noob stats? No. Is this game fun at high lvl/maxed? Very.
That is what runescape has come to, imagine how many hours it takes to get a fully maxed account, for anyone working/studying, there is no way to do it in a reasonable amount of time (before getting bored and leaving), so the alternative is a bot, that will do it for you so you can concentrate on other things in live and allows you to keep your interest in the game.
I don't mind and I don't think that player bots have a big effect on anything in the game, as for goldbots, well just like in every other game, they do affect the economy. In a good way for somethings, in a bad way for others (and if you think that there are alot of goldbots, do the goldbots/total population ratio, and then go try other online games, and you'll see this is nothing compared to others).
Anyways, that's my 2-cent, written quickly.
As for Lazy mercher, I'm still debating wether to buy it right now or not, I only have 30m available cash as of now and my 0 knowledge I do not think would allow me to demonstrate how well it works to others.
"What is runescape comin to?"
It is coming to the point where to get to the top, you would have to spend unimagineable amounts of time playing, time, which alot of people don't have or don't have anymore. Is this game fun? Yes. Is this game fun at noob stats? No. Is this game fun at high lvl/maxed? Very.
That is what runescape has come to, imagine how many hours it takes to get a fully maxed account, for anyone working/studying, there is no way to do it in a reasonable amount of time (before getting bored and leaving), so the alternative is a bot, that will do it for you so you can concentrate on other things in live and allows you to keep your interest in the game.
I don't mind and I don't think that player bots have a big effect on anything in the game, as for goldbots, well just like in every other game, they do affect the economy. In a good way for somethings, in a bad way for others (and if you think that there are alot of goldbots, do the goldbots/total population ratio, and then go try other online games, and you'll see this is nothing compared to others).
Anyways, that's my 2-cent, written quickly.
As for Lazy mercher, I'm still debating wether to buy it right now or not, I only have 30m available cash as of now and my 0 knowledge I do not think would allow me to demonstrate how well it works to others.
You have some good points here. Part of my initial shock is that I am an oldschool Runescape player (I began playing in 2001, maybe even 2000) and played for many years until I quit in 2005/2006. I just started playing again recently this past June and I was absolutely blown away by how bad the botting problem is nowadays. People have always botted, since the beginning of Runescape classic. Hell, I remember setting up and autominer in classic for like half an hour before I decided I didn't like it and would raise my mining legit. But now, botting is just so COMMON, and people bot openly like its no big deal. Many players now think that they can get away with it with absolutely zero consequences from Jagex (which they are probably right) and so they continue taking botting to the next level. Even I have just began botting myself (a few days ago) and am already growing accustomed to the ease of having my bots do the hard work for me on characters that I simply do not have the time to train myself. (My main character, however, will always remain legit).
I have spent the last 3 months since June, absolutely no lifing nearly every single day just to max out my character legitimately and he is STILL not even close to be finished. I still need to fully quest him, raise a number of skills to fill the requirements for turmoil, AND get another 1.5m dungeoneering experience for him to be "finished" and caught up to today's wilderness standards. I now have school everyday and a number of other obligations throughout the week, and so finding the time to train my characters is becomming increasingly difficult, as my duties in real life are significantly more important than what I am doing in the little virtual world of Runescape. Yet I still want to have my characters fully developed so I can have fun playing the game and not have to spend countless hours GRINDING when I do get around to playing.
I am still kind of on the fence with botting. I miss the days when having 99's and heaps and heaps of gold was relatively rare and very respected, but those days have changed. I have had many moments where I am increasingly frustrated with the bots "ruining" a number of activities and training areas for me, but after realizing the sheer scope of the problem I have realized that this is what runescape is coming to. I am now beginning my initiation into the botting culture, to see for myself what all the hype is about and whether or not I like it. After all, as they say: If you can't beat 'em, join em!
Well I purchased the bot, and I will be attempting (seeing as my flipping skills are near none) to make money with it.
Why did I buy it knowing I suck at flipping? Well I believe in learning and I see the potential in this bot, not that it means much, but within about 10 minutes, I found an item that with an initial investment of 100k, give me a profit of 40k per hour (that is, if the flip is consistant, so I will let it run for a bit and see the results).
Some will say 40k is nothing, but its a 40% return on investment, a small investment, but still, anyone who works with % values will understand how great that is.
So anyways, just wanted to give some feedback, I'll be testing it alot throughout the weekend and trying to fill my 6 item slots.

