XxsomethingxX
2009-01-16 18:07:42
I've been looking at their forums and been seeing a lot of people getting banned. Is this because Rsbot is so detectable? Or is Jagex just cracking down on the banning now?
2009-01-16 18:07:42
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2009-01-16 18:23:59
From: TViYH
RSBot is no more detectable than SMART.
The reason RSBot users get banned so often is that the scripts use no randomness, and have very little to none antiban.
2009-01-16 18:25:05
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2009-01-16 21:04:16
2009-01-16 21:11:02
From: XxsomethingxX
Are they aware of this? Or do they deny the fact that Jagex can detect them? Is it possible to alter the code at all so that it can use reflection too or would that be too much transition from this language to Java?
2009-01-16 21:16:27
From: TViYH
RSBot is no more detectable than SMART.
The reason RSBot users get banned so often is that the scripts use no randomness, and have very little to none antiban.
Rsbot uses BCEL to set accessors to collect information from the client.
Jagex could detect how many methods are in the classes and ban based on that, because they would know you are using a modified client.
SMART uses reflection to collect information from the client, and it does not modify the client.
So Rsbot is alot more detectable than SMART..
2009-01-16 22:14:52
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2009-01-16 22:38:50
From: TViYH
Mate, if you use RSBot CORRECTLY, you won't get banned.
Make the breaks more often, and longer.
Use only scripts that have EXTREME antiban.
Use only updated scripts.
Use the scripts in populated worlds.
Don't auto for periods longer than 3 hours.
If you do this, you'll have the same chances of getting banned as SCAR.
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