Where Can I Scoop RiD?

[Try Range]

Since Powerbot, Rsbuddy, & Other bots are gone, I'm looking for a working one, of course, & so I type in on YouTube " RiD Rs Bot" & Get hella unclean Trojans, so I figured I'll ask here, where I can trust members.

*I'm not using SCAR or Simba, They're far too complicated to set up.

Thanks in advance. <3

 

[just un dude]

They are expensive but one of the only properly working bots atm.

http://www.robotzindisguise.com/

 

[Sillymonkey]

They are expensive but one of the only properly working bots atm.

http://www.robotzindisguise.com/

Hate people that say it is expensive for no reason.

It only costs $0.08/hour to run, and if you watch the things your character will do with that bot, you will find it well worth it. Find another bot that will have a conversation with someone, go ahead.

 

[Beav3r]

.08/hour is expensive.

 

[Nunchuck]

I find .8c an hour to be extremely expensive, but the bot is truly out of this world.

 

[Emperor Nero]

There is a youtube video that teaches you how to setup Simba, and it is free so I mean an extra 15 minutes to save money is worth it.

http://www.robotzindisguise.com/ is the official RiD site, but you are going to have to pay for it and recently it has been experiencing the occasional problems.

But either way you go both, I hear, are pretty good for being the only bots around.

 

[BlueBerry.]

8 cents an hour? that is expensive if you bot about 12 hours a day for a month it equals out to be $28

 

[Bowstring]

If you bot 10 hours a day at 8 cents/h, it'd cost you a total of $292 per year. An authorisation code from any of the reflection bots would have cost you between $5-$25 for unlimited use.

RiD is expensive.

 

[allen12]

If you bot 10 hours a day at 8 cents/h, it'd cost you a total of $292 per year. An authorisation code from any of the reflection bots would have cost you between $5-$25 for unlimited use.

RiD is expensive.

Most people who use RiD have no reason to use it for more than 100-200 hours per bot because it is not intended for gold farming in the first place. It's aimed towards the individual who wants to competitively level up their skills. Besides, who would ever use a bot past 99, and 100-200 hours is more than enough time for most skills for 99.

100-200 hrs = $8 - $16

 

[Trent!]

/sigh

Look at the average bot you would pay for. You either use it until you get 99, or you get banned with it. If you use it until you get 99, then guess what, you're actually paying around the same price as you would for RiD.

2ndly, The average person only bots ~1k or so hours a year, so $65 will get you around a year of botting. I myself took 14 or so months to reach Veteran status at RiD, which is the equivalent of 1,000 premium hours botted. I've used 1750 hours since I joined in april 2010. 350 of which were free.

Think about it. You pay what? 12$ for perfect fletcher, and get 99 in what? about 150 hours? Guess what that equals? 8 cents an hour. The same thing applies for most other now nonexistant botting sites.

Look at it from this perspective, you're given a few options:

1. Play Legit
2. Use SCAR/Simba for the very few bots that they have, whose detectability is dependent on who the scripter is, and how knowledgeable about the detection system they are.
3. Use RiD, pay a wage that is possible by begging on the streets in a poverish nation, and have access to use ANY of their bots under a single universal credit system, and know that worrying about being banned is just something that doesn't happen.

Tbh I'd rather pay 1% per hour of what a MINIMUM WAGE job pays and know that I never have to worry about making a new account or getting rolled back, bank reset, etc, than take the risk using free bots who's undetectability is nowhere near RiD. But hey, that's just my personal preference, because I actually care about my account, and plan to sell it the day I fully max it with RiD (all 99's), which will happen, without a single macro offense.

 

[iBuBleez]

RiD is not expensive, as the guy said above, their bots are not designed for gold farming, they are designed to get skills up, so you are going to pay 8 dollars for a skill cape, fair enough

 

[Tckr]

Most people who use RiD have no reason to use it for more than 100-200 hours per bot because it is not intended for gold farming in the first place. It's aimed towards the individual who wants to competitively level up their skills. Besides, who would ever use a bot past 99, and 100-200 hours is more than enough time for most skills for 99.

100-200 hrs = $8 - $16

/sigh

Look at the average bot you would pay for. You either use it until you get 99, or you get banned with it. If you use it until you get 99, then guess what, you're actually paying around the same price as you would for RiD.

2ndly, The average person only bots ~1k or so hours a year, so $65 will get you around a year of botting. I myself took 14 or so months to reach Veteran status at RiD, which is the equivalent of 1,000 premium hours botted. I've used 1750 hours since I joined in april 2010. 350 of which were free.

Think about it. You pay what? 12$ for perfect fletcher, and get 99 in what? about 150 hours? Guess what that equals? 8 cents an hour. The same thing applies for most other now nonexistant botting sites.

Look at it from this perspective, you're given a few options:

1. Play Legit
2. Use SCAR/Simba for the very few bots that they have, whose detectability is dependent on who the scripter is, and how knowledgeable about the detection system they are.
3. Use RiD, pay a wage that is possible by begging on the streets in a poverish nation, and have access to use ANY of their bots under a single universal credit system, and know that worrying about being banned is just something that doesn't happen.

Tbh I'd rather pay 1% per hour of what a MINIMUM WAGE job pays and know that I never have to worry about making a new account or getting rolled back, bank reset, etc, than take the risk using free bots who's undetectability is nowhere near RiD. But hey, that's just my personal preference, because I actually care about my account, and plan to sell it the day I fully max it with RiD (all 99's), which will happen, without a single macro offense.

+1

Great posts. RiD isn't meant for gold farming. Its for getting a 99 and then stopping.

 

[poopy2177]

+1

Great posts. RiD isn't meant for gold farming. Its for getting a 99 and then stopping.

And I guess it's for people who find it fun to only play one account?

 

[ilvtfu]

nice post trent. i was actually leaning towards rsbuddy and stuff like that until i read ur post

 

[Bowstring]

/sigh

Look at the average bot you would pay for. You either use it until you get 99, or you get banned with it. If you use it until you get 99, then guess what, you're actually paying around the same price as you would for RiD.

2ndly, The average person only bots ~1k or so hours a year, so $65 will get you around a year of botting. I myself took 14 or so months to reach Veteran status at RiD, which is the equivalent of 1,000 premium hours botted. I've used 1750 hours since I joined in april 2010. 350 of which were free.

Think about it. You pay what? 12$ for perfect fletcher, and get 99 in what? about 150 hours? Guess what that equals? 8 cents an hour. The same thing applies for most other now nonexistant botting sites.

Look at it from this perspective, you're given a few options:

1. Play Legit
2. Use SCAR/Simba for the very few bots that they have, whose detectability is dependent on who the scripter is, and how knowledgeable about the detection system they are.
3. Use RiD, pay a wage that is possible by begging on the streets in a poverish nation, and have access to use ANY of their bots under a single universal credit system, and know that worrying about being banned is just something that doesn't happen.

Tbh I'd rather pay 1% per hour of what a MINIMUM WAGE job pays and know that I never have to worry about making a new account or getting rolled back, bank reset, etc, than take the risk using free bots who's undetectability is nowhere near RiD. But hey, that's just my personal preference, because I actually care about my account, and plan to sell it the day I fully max it with RiD (all 99's), which will happen, without a single macro offense.

1) The figure you've given for an average botter's yearly usage is complete conjecture.

2) You gave the average time to get 99 in fletching. Some skills take a lot longer, so are nowhere near as cost effective.

3) Auth codes from reflection bots can be used on more than one account. You can get a 99 with RiD, and that may work out at 8 cents/h, but what happens if you want 99s on multiple accounts? You'll have to pay that 8 cents/h all over again, whereas auth codes have unlimited use.

4) How much are RiD paying you to spout their propaganda? Hopefully more than 8 cents an hour.

 

[DMR]

It depends on how many accounts you want to use it for and every thing as it's cons and pros so this fight of which is better will be everlasting. What is better can only be determined case by case.

Drop it.

 

[shoeyman]

1) The figure you've given for an average botter's yearly usage is complete conjecture.

2) You gave the average time to get 99 in fletching. Some skills take a lot longer, so are nowhere near as cost effective.

3) Auth codes from reflection bots can be used on more than one account. You can get a 99 with RiD, and that may work out at 8 cents/h, but what happens if you want 99s on multiple accounts? You'll have to pay that 8 cents/h all over again, whereas auth codes have unlimited use.

4) How much are RiD paying you to spout their propaganda? Hopefully more than 8 cents an hour.

Quit Goldfarming... RID is meant to give players a competitive edge. I only use RID when i'm at or near my computer while I study.

 

[Fire Monkey]

8c/h isn't expensive

12hrs play = 96c

12hrs @ 300k/h = 3.6M. at current market prices = $1.8.

so basically, any script which earns you 150k/h or more will make you break even with the cost of running RID. Anything higher, you're profiting & gaining XP.

It's not as profitable as Nexus, granted - but that's not the purpose of RID. It's been said a million times, so quit yapping.

 

[Trent!]

8c/h isn't expensive

12hrs play = 96c

12hrs @ 300k/h = 3.6M. at current market prices = $1.8.

so basically, any script which earns you 150k/h or more will make you break even with the cost of running RID. Anything higher, you're profiting & gaining XP.

It's not as profitable as Nexus, granted - but that's not the purpose of RID. It's been said a million times, so quit yapping.

This man makes sense

Also, I don't get paid to talk about RiD. Nothing I say is a lie, or exaggerated. I take the average of 1k hours as an estimate gathered from seeing over 100 people gain veteran status on RiD, and seeing dozens more people's botted time (I have access to the Mod CP, which shows me how many hours any user has ever botted on RiD, and how many hours a day they've used each bot within a 7 day period) because of this, I can say that the average person on RiD who bots one account, because most of the users do only train one account, seeing as you can easily max it and enjoy playing on it without worrying about having to start over.

Look at the account market section on RiD if you can, you will notice that there are many veteran members selling accounts with total levels above 2300, and multiple that are even above 2400, almost all of which was achieved with RiD (except for skills they can't bot with RiD ofc, and most of those skills are in the 80's, which is easily gained legitly). It shows that the purpose of RiD is to give people the advantage to bot their accounts to these insanely high total levels to have competitive edge in RS without having to sit for thousands (yes, an account with that high of.a total level is thousands of hours of ingame play-time) of hours at a computer, grinding endlessly.

And now, comparing RiD to authed and cliented bots is now very irrelevant because these bots no longer exist. So you have a choice as I said in my above post:

Play legit
Use SCAR/Simba with a small variety of bots and skills
Or RiD

Seriously, eventually you'll be faced with the dilemma of running out of skills to bot with Simba/SCAR, or you'll get tired of playing legit. So at that point it's ether quit, or use RiD. I know what I'd do, but what you choose is really up to you.

 

[Emperor Nero]

This man makes sense

Also, I don't get paid to talk about RiD. Nothing I say is a lie, or exaggerated. I take the average of 1k hours as an estimate gathered from seeing over 100 people gain veteran status on RiD, and seeing dozens more people's botted time (I have access to the Mod CP, which shows me how many hours any user has ever botted on RiD, and how many hours a day they've used each bot within a 7 day period) because of this, I can say that the average person on RiD who bots one account, because most of the users do only train one account, seeing as you can easily max it and enjoy playing on it without worrying about having to start over.

Look at the account market section on RiD if you can, you will notice that there are many veteran members selling accounts with total levels above 2300, and multiple that are even above 2400, almost all of which was achieved with RiD (except for skills they can't bot with RiD ofc, and most of those skills are in the 80's, which is easily gained legitly). It shows that the purpose of RiD is to give people the advantage to bot their accounts to these insanely high total levels to have competitive edge in RS without having to sit for thousands (yes, an account with that high of.a total level is thousands of hours of ingame play-time) of hours at a computer, grinding endlessly.

And now, comparing RiD to authed and cliented bots is now very irrelevant because these bots no longer exist. So you have a choice as I said in my above post:

Play legit
Use SCAR/Simba with a small variety of bots and skills
Or RiD

Seriously, eventually you'll be faced with the dilemma of running out of skills to bot with Simba/SCAR, or you'll get tired of playing legit. So at that point it's ether quit, or use RiD. I know what I'd do, but what you choose is really up to you.

You also have to mention that RiD has had a lot of problems as of late though. So it might be smart to use Simba who actually has an awesome community and good bots and wait for everything to get settled out with RiD - then pick up some credits and try RiD.