amazingBRIAN
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So is it safe to use or what? I cant be bothered fletching 3k yew logs and stringing them or ill end up committing suicide
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Seems to be working well, using a silk stealer and haven't had a problem yet (except for randoms, which is to be expected). It seems safe but just to be sure I'm going to use an on-screen keyboard to log in.
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Why would anyone take the time and effort to make a WORKING rs07 bot just to hack people.
They can obviously make WAY MORE selling a WORKING bot to people.
The 'bots' the hack are not even actual working bots, just fake .exes or .jars which are just a GUI and NOT an actual bot.
When has an ACTUAL WORKING BOT ever hacked anyone really? (Besides random dumb shit in case I'm wrong)
I've been using this bot for the past little bit for woodcutting...
I am not scared of the false positives at all, as yohojo has stated, why hack when you can make more money selling a working bot legitimately...?
Anyways, for the time being I would say this is by far the easiest to use and the best bot out there.
I am not scared of the false positives at all, as yohojo has stated, why hack when you can make more money selling a working bot legitimately...?
Anyways, for the time being I would say this is by far the easiest to use and the best bot out there.
The false positives for a virus from anti-virus software issue was fixed in the latest update. Shouldnt happen anymore.
Remember the powerbot fiasco?
Dabble_In_The_Arts
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Yup no more positives. And my 2 cents is that wbot isn't out to hack anyone.. They will make more money from scripts. And PB was one bad egg. The ess miner is great atm and looks like wbot is the platform to go with. Its a shame that RID scripts so slowly and poorly. The advanced antiban is great, but when the scripts are barely functional it leaves something to be desired. I still have credits left but not sure whats worth using them on. Hate to be a hater, but poor guy hasn't shown me much since the MTA days.
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Well the OSRS bots are very buggy simply because they were released like a week ago. He has to work on fixes for those, as well as 13 other bots who had to be revamped to work on Safe Mode, OpenGL, and DirectX since Jagex removed Software Mode. The crippleness will pass as he releases more and more updates. He's only 1 person handling well over 100,000 lines of code. It might take some time for some things to come about, but they always do eventually. Also, any slowness that occurs now is simply because of server load, and upgrading servers to remove this problem is one of his top priorities.
whatnow83
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I'm going out on a limb here and assuming you mean scripts. Log into the website and click on scripts. Find the one you want, click on it, and click add. When you start the bot client and login, the scripts you add should appear when you click start in the client.
Not a bad bot, been using and will continue to use for a lot of stuff. Random events and scripts need some work and I'd suggest babysitting your bot for peace of mind. Excited to see this get bigger!
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