What exactly is "suicide" botting?

[Guido313]

If I spend the day hours doing typical unbotted activities like Castle Wars and spend the night hours botting at dragons, does this count as suicide botting? Basically if my account is running 24/7 but only botting 12/7? Think there's still a big risk of a ban or Jagroll?

 

[Dazzler]

no suicide botting is just 100% botting non-stop. Even though you're on your account 24/7 you're still doing legit activities so I wouldn't consider it suicide botting. Besides, play time doesn't mean shit unless they have reason to look into your account like being reported. I've ran bots all day everyday for a month.

And not really a big risk, don't bot in areas with risk of being reported and you'll probably be fine.

 

[General_Kerr]

24/7 is 24/7.

my brother got his main banned doing this (A few days after he bought legit mems, for the first time, i might add)

edit: instant perma, appeal denied.

 

[Fragma]

Look at This website bud. Explains everything.

 

[S]

24/7 - suicide botting.

However, dont let the name put you off. The chance of getting banned is the same, regardless of time and hrs spent botting.

 

[Deathdude]

Suicide botting means 24/7. Although, Jagex (most probably) tries to notice any changes in your gameplay, hence you're making yourself more suspicious. Just bot things you'd do legit. E.g., who would keep killing steel dragons for 8 hours, then go to caslte wars for another 8, and then cut magic trees for 8 hours? Most probably only a botter.

 

[Veni]

Jagex will overlook most of this and wait for you to get reported.

Suicide botting is luck on reports, I've been botting for months on my main without a ban for long periods of time. Botting skills in unique places keeps suspicion low, I got 99 rc using graahks, maxed combat in the dusty well and am currently botting dungeoneering.. suicide botting is the way to go haha.

 

[Aroxez]

Suicide botting, is as everyone else said when you bot 24 hours a day, for multiple days non-stop.

Suicide botting doesn't mean you're actually going to get banned, faster. It's basically the same rate.

 

I would consider your account being online for nearly 24/7 suicide botting as it does raise alarms and most human beings do not play that often for long periods like that.

 

[eennee]

botting any amount is risking your account, I believe that doing legit activities doesnt do much to help

 

[Aeriaal]

suicide botting basically means that you don't care if your account gets banned, because usually (not all of the time) a couple days of suiciding will get you at least temp banned if not permed.

 

[Toxic_Skanq]

suicide botting basically means that you don't care if your account gets banned, because usually (not all of the time) a couple days of suiciding will get you at least temp banned if not permed.

This post has been issued an infraction.

 

[skater321]

botting all the time u can

 

[roner103]

IMO 24/7 is fine if you do it the way you do. Thats what ive done for 3 months no ban litterally.. Account is 90days old with something like 80days playtime haha. RS Updates ftl..

 

[pu3r neon2]

I accept that there is luck involved in whether or not you are banned/re set for botting. But the logic of no difference between 1hr and 20hrs (as the example given) is surely flawed. Surely the person botting for 20hrs would be far more likely to be banned/re set than the one botting for 1hr?

 

[Veni]

I accept that there is luck involved in whether or not you are banned/re set for botting. But the logic of no difference between 1hr and 20hrs (as the example given) is surely flawed. Surely the person botting for 20hrs would be far more likely to be banned/re set than the one botting for 1hr?

The chance of getting banned is more reflected on reports, checking up on bots and smartly using your bots comes into effect too. The logic you provided does make sense, but on RuneScape that's not how they catch people it seems.

 

As stated earlier, 100% botting 24/7 is suicide botting.