Even if your bot farm is widely unknown and your accounts have been running for over a year, it’s even bound that a bot busting YouTuber will find you and report you and have your farm wiped.

You might see people complaining about bots, but these are people going above and beyond to follow the safe botting guidelines and lasting as long as possible. Now, along with most other popular mmos, bot detection is at its peak. Back then you could literally bot for 40 hours straight with no breaks and if you didn’t get spam reported, you could keep going ‘forever’. Jagex has been clever with how the make Runescape, I don’t think they’ll allow a loophole within the game to even allow item duplication to become a reality, and anyone claiming to have a successful working duplicator is a liar and a thief. Go into botting expecting bans no matter how safe you are.īotting isn’t how it used to be back in 2014. Tell them not to go searching for one either IT’S DANGEROUS FOR THEM TO DO SO. Never bot on an account you slightly care about. Nothing surefire will prevent a ban, just reduce the chance it will happen / stall its inevitability. Even with private clients, private scripts, doing everything right, there’s still a chance you will get banned. If you did all 4 skills each day, that’d much more help your chance at getting away with it.īans are inevitable. It’s only worth changing skills if you are changing throughout the day, not just on a different day. But randomly logging on 1 day and playing for 8 hours doing the same skill isn’t really reasonable. If that’s what your account is used to doing then it’d be fine.

When you used to play, would you do the same skill for 8 hours? Think of getting around detection by being humanlike. It’d actually be safer to bot for 4 hours every day. You can also enter the command ' deletejs5caches' into the Developer Console and restart the game to clear your cache.Botting 8 hours in a day is a bit excessive, even if it’s every other, or once a week or whatever. Your cache files are saved in 'Cache folder'.Whilst the client is loading click the 'Options' cog in the lower left.Wait for your cache to reach 100% before playing. In this case MacOS is not mentioning that this application is potentially dangerous. Cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer mac. Many reputable applications have such a message when trying to install on a mac. Once you've cleared your cache you'll see a progress bar below the lobby. It is again related to gatekeeper technology where the application is not verified by apple. Sometimes one or more of these files can become corrupted and cause problems starting the game, clearing your cache will force these files to redownload. RuneScape stores some files locally on your device. Game Versions: Clear your cache regularly to improve the performance of your computer.

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