Dharox
2014-09-20 22:49:10
If I bot around 4-6 hours per day (Maybe up to around 7-9 during weekend) be safe, if I babysit 70% of the time along with doing some legit stuff such as farm runs, how safe would I be?
Lipcot
2014-09-21 01:24:52
nobody can answer this.. it all depends on the quality of your script, babysiting it changes nothing… make a good script with nice antiban and some braking and you´ll be fine! i´ve been doing 12 hour runs for maybe 1-2 weeks now non stop and didnt get any ban (f2p)
Comodo
2014-09-21 20:36:09
If your not willing to lose your account than don't bot on it.
iEatApplez
2014-09-21 20:48:59
As Undorak7 said, babysitting changes nothing. Just make sure your script doesn't screw up and have good antibans in it. Even so with the best antibans and the most flawless script possible there's still that little chance to get banned, even if you bot just an hour a day.
JSparrow
2014-09-21 21:10:09
Your best bet would be to read up on the excellent script making tutorials around this site, and write/use your own private script(s).
(Create a dummy account to use while writing your scripts)
Basic things to include:
- Failsafes that prevent endless loops.
- Random wait times between clicking.
- Antiban that seems human-like, such as checking your skilltab.
- Breaking to lobby or even logging out after random amout of time.
- Try not to do the same skill or train in the same spot every day.
- Avoid common botted locations if possible.
As far as baby sitting, I would only do so if you're training a skill around other players who might want to chat. (Example: Woodcutting, Divination, etc.)
But always keep in mind any sort of "botting" is never 100% safe even if you go months without a ban.
N1234
2014-09-29 12:20:00
i would recommend that you only bot on throw away accounts, or accounts you are willing to lose. These days the ban rates are anything but few and far between.
[XoL]
2014-09-29 16:36:52
Meh, I botted my account from level 3-138 (Max cape) and I have never received a ban (I also mostly 24/7d). Its honestly just a bit of luck and good scripts.