Matsetst
2009-12-03 13:39:08
Robotz in Disguise?
Do you guys believe this what they're are saying on their website. That they have a server somewhere who can see what's going on on your computer (when you play runescape). And that the program act actions in that way just like a real human.
Is this even possible?
Do you guys believe this what they're are saying on their website. That they have a server somewhere who can see what's going on on your computer (when you play runescape). And that the program act actions in that way just like a real human.
RiD is unlike any other botting program in many ways. This is the only macro software that trains differently for each player with attributes and styles unique for every member, the only bot that views what's on-screen (like a human) instead of viewing data (known as reflection, which is detectable)… as an added bonus RiD doesn't stop working on a weekly basis (when RS update item ID's) like reflection bots do. It is the only bot that uses human mouse movement rather than robot generated patterns. Our bot even has a good understanding of English, and has been talking, fooling real players for years. But the best thing about RiD, is it's the only bot in history that can't be examined by JageX… because we store all key code, including mouse movement, privately on our servers. Only results are sent to a user's computer, giving all the functionality, while maintaining complete protection at code level. This forced JageX to re-define their definition of macro to include RiD (by adding 'server side scripts' to the list). Despite being against the rules you are safe, the cherry ontop of an already formidable design is JageX will never even know what RiD is… and it's a lot more than just server side 'scripts'.
Is this even possible?