Original RiD bots were pretty great. RiD has been around for a long time, they were a thing before Rsbots.net came to be (Nexus was around and I'm pretty sure they started after RiD) and the only botting communities that can argue longevity with RiD in longevity would be scar, villavu, and rsbot.
Obviously marketed well, it was just a very well-written color bot (well at least I'm assuming off what I've read and that it's screen-scaping, not relying on injection/reflection).
Either way, RiDs original bots were good and ahead of their time. I have been awaiting Genesis and I understand the setbacks and they are utterly disappointing; nonetheless, when it is actually released I'm sure it will be fantastic. Beta testing is in progress (as Trent already stated) and I like others would like to get in on it, but I am not going to drop $250 (and that's discounted Veteran pricing); nor am I sure when it will be opened to the public. While the wait may be a little disappointing, give it time.
I myself think RiD should have created some basic bots for simple tasks and marketed those in the meantime (past few years) while he worked on Genesis.
Obviously marketed well, it was just a very well-written color bot (well at least I'm assuming off what I've read and that it's screen-scaping, not relying on injection/reflection).
Either way, RiDs original bots were good and ahead of their time. I have been awaiting Genesis and I understand the setbacks and they are utterly disappointing; nonetheless, when it is actually released I'm sure it will be fantastic. Beta testing is in progress (as Trent already stated) and I like others would like to get in on it, but I am not going to drop $250 (and that's discounted Veteran pricing); nor am I sure when it will be opened to the public. While the wait may be a little disappointing, give it time.
I myself think RiD should have created some basic bots for simple tasks and marketed those in the meantime (past few years) while he worked on Genesis.


































