OSRS Botting vs RS3 Botting - Which is more profitable?

[Voxxel]

I'm wanting to start gold farming, and I'm going to purchase some scripts and stuff, but before I started, what would be more profitable? OSRS or RS3? Which of these has a higher ban rate? I would really like everyone's opinions, as I want to invest a little bit of money in to this. Thank you.

 

Do some research. You're the 1,000th person to make a thread about this. All the answers are there for you just gotta look.

OSRS is more profitable. Higher ban rates in RS3.

 

[Voxxel]

Do some research. You're the 1,000th person to make a thread about this. All the answers are there for you just gotta look.

OSRS is more profitable. Higher ban rates in RS3.

I am researching, I just did not bother to search for threads with my question. I apologize. Thank you for your answer.

 

[rebirth2316]

Considering it will take the same amount of time to farm the common farm items in both games, I'd go with OSRS because the price of gp is higher, therefore more profitable.

Not sure, but the idea popped in my head, with OSRS you should still be able to farm via sorceress garden...

 

[Voxxel]

Considering it will take the same amount of time to farm the common farm items in both games, I'd go with OSRS because the price of gp is higher, therefore more profitable.

Not sure, but the idea popped in my head, with OSRS you should still be able to farm via sorceress garden...

That's what I was thinking about farming, haha!

 

[Niche]

OSRS has a much higher profit margin at the moment due to the prices of GP. The ban rate is much less than RS3 due to the time it has been released and leaves a huge gap of data for their team to rely on. OSRS is a completely different game and requires different ban prevention methods.

With the time that RS3 has been around and the information the developers have gathered over years of attempts to surpass the bot detection system, it's quite more of a challenge to prevent the bans.

Hope this helps! Message me again if your needing any further assistance. Best of luck!

 

[ZippyGFX]

Answered.