I haven't use RiD so far, and in fact is this thread was the first time i heard of it, could could someone give like pros and cons of it?
Pros:
0% banrate if following the guidelines. After three years no player have been banned following the guidelines, and very few has been banned even though they broke them.
Unique styles - Every bot has 1 billion different training styles. Therefore no two bots act the same.
Blackbox security - The code is stored safely at RiD's servers, so Jagex cannot analyze the bot.
AI - The bot uses Artificial intelligence instead of working to a script.
No client - The bot works using Jagex's official client or trough the webpage, making it look even more like a real player.
Human mouse movements - The bot really looks like a real human, the mouse moves as smoothly as a real player would.
Auto talker - the bot can handle conversations with other players, to avoid reports. The conversations are then stored so the bot user can look at what has been written.
One man behind it all - There is only one man creating these bots, so you are at no risk for being keylogged/losing your account.
Probably much more, but that is what I could think of atm
Cons:
Takes over the mouse - You cannot use your computer while botting unless you run it in a virtual machine. (It is easy to install a VM and there are flawless guides for doing so. People have even created Virtual Machines just for running RiD bots)
Randoms - RiD bots only support ~50% of the randoms at the moment.
User friendly - It might take you ~30 minutes to set up the bot the first time, but when you know what to do it only takes max 2 minutes.
Selection - You can NOT train the following skills with RiD:
Summoning, slayer, Runecrafting, firemaking, farming, hunting and dungoneering.