Perfect Fighter Auths...?

[freddy king]

if i was to buy Perfect Fighter, how long does it last me? forever?

also can i use it on multiple accounts at one time?

just a bit of info please fellas

 

[xndu]

The auth will last forever and no you can not use multiple accounts at the one time.

 

[Spraynwipe]

no you can not use multiple accounts at the one time.

Yes you can. Run one in signed and then start up another auth on a different account (add a free one), stop it, then change it to perfect fighter. At least that's how you used to do it.

 

[iceforg]

The auth will last forever and no you can not use multiple accounts at the one time.

Thats not true , you can use it on multiple accounts

 

[cotonpk3r]

Auths actually last 35 years.
that's the time period placed on the "lifetime" ammount.. It used to say it on RSCA

 

[iluv2bot]

Just run multiple clients. Takes abit of common sense however.

 

[freddy king]

awesome thanks guys!

just bought me the Perfect Fighter

 

[Lambda]

Auths actually last 35 years.
that's the time period placed on the "lifetime" ammount.. It used to say it on RSCA

Wow.. I didn't know that. What a rip off.
At any rate, it is safe to use the same auth on more than one account. Just use it on the same client.

 

[Punchy]

Wow.. I didn't know that. What a rip off.
At any rate, it is safe to use the same auth on more than one account. Just use it on the same client.

lol what i doubt runescape will be alive in 35 yrs.... theyll prob have like rl virtual games by than

 

[just un dude]

Good choice ;]

 

[Lured Yah]

I can't imagine runescape still being around in 35years...

 

[Tenko]

You can use the same auth on multiple accounts on the same ip.

 

[kayosman]

Wow.. I didn't know that. What a rip off.

It's only because that's the highest that their vB goes up to, I read it somewhere.

 

[thr0wback]

It's only because that's the highest that their vB goes up to, I read it somewhere.

I can confirm.


OT:
The auth will last as long as the coder (Perfecticus) supports it.
There's no limit on using this authentication code, although: Using the same auth. code on different PCs (or IPs) will get the auth locked.
(Don't worry, you get a second chance and you get a new auth code)