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Jagex Lawsuit against the Snellman Brothers


jimthesoundman

2010-03-12 13:17:06

Everyone should read this. I will be very interested to see the outcome of this case:

http://www.courthousenews.com/2010/02/12/Cheaters.pdf

Harry

2010-03-12 13:20:52

Old news :)

Scaper

2010-03-14 01:58:03

old

Diddy Kong

2010-03-14 03:11:00

I wouldn't be surprised if they went down hard on everyone.

jimthesoundman

2010-03-14 03:24:11

What I find most interesting is that they say the highest ranked players have 20,000 hours of in-game time. Well, lets think about this… assuming that these players started on day one of RS, which was Jan 4, 2001 and played until the end of October 2009, that would be 3220 days, give or take a couple for leap year.
Now 20,000 divided by 3220 is over 6 hours a day for almost nine years! How can Jagex seriously believe that someone actually sat at their computer for that much time without cheating? If that isn't the definition of a scripter I don't know what is.

Hopefully the judge will see through Jagex's hypocracy.

Diddy Kong

2010-03-14 03:34:37

From: jimthesoundman
What I find most interesting is that they say the highest ranked players have 20,000 hours of in-game time. Well, lets think about this… assuming that these players started on day one of RS, which was Jan 4, 2001 and played until the end of October 2009, that would be 3220 days, give or take a couple for leap year.
Now 20,000 divided by 3220 is over 6 hours a day for almost nine years! How can Jagex seriously believe that someone actually sat at their computer for that much time without cheating? If that isn't the definition of a scripter I don't know what is.

Hopefully the judge will see through Jagex's hypocracy.


I know [IRL ;)] people that have [and still do] play legit on RuneScape for years and years. Of course, these people are the kinds that believe in hardwork [even in the virtual world ;)]

n3ss3s

2010-03-14 05:01:55

old, that shit was in january or something

i luffs yeww

2010-03-14 05:07:14

From: jimthesoundman
What I find most interesting is that they say the highest ranked players have 20,000 hours of in-game time. Well, lets think about this… assuming that these players started on day one of RS, which was Jan 4, 2001 and played until the end of October 2009, that would be 3220 days, give or take a couple for leap year.
Now 20,000 divided by 3220 is over 6 hours a day for almost nine years! How can Jagex seriously believe that someone actually sat at their computer for that much time without cheating? If that isn't the definition of a scripter I don't know what is.

Hopefully the judge will see through Jagex's hypocracy.


During the summer I play about 18-20 hours a day..

Method

2010-03-14 11:14:57

From: jimthesoundman
What I find most interesting is that they say the highest ranked players have 20,000 hours of in-game time. Well, lets think about this… assuming that these players started on day one of RS, which was Jan 4, 2001 and played until the end of October 2009, that would be 3220 days, give or take a couple for leap year.
Now 20,000 divided by 3220 is over 6 hours a day for almost nine years! How can Jagex seriously believe that someone actually sat at their computer for that much time without cheating? If that isn't the definition of a scripter I don't know what is.

Hopefully the judge will see through Jagex's hypocracy.


edit: nvm

Steak

2010-03-14 18:30:49

From: jimthesoundman
What I find most interesting is that they say the highest ranked players have 20,000 hours of in-game time. Well, lets think about this… assuming that these players started on day one of RS, which was Jan 4, 2001 and played until the end of October 2009, that would be 3220 days, give or take a couple for leap year.
Now 20,000 divided by 3220 is over 6 hours a day for almost nine years! How can Jagex seriously believe that someone actually sat at their computer for that much time without cheating? If that isn't the definition of a scripter I don't know what is.

Hopefully the judge will see through Jagex's hypocracy.


XD I agree with you. A couple of them may actually be playing however… if theres more than 1 person on the account its possible.

Sean[714]

2010-03-16 01:29:20

Apparently ibot's been shut down permanently.. as of today.
(or that's what i've heard.. the website doesn't work)

If that's true.. i'll be a lot more active :D.

Wanted

2010-03-16 01:40:13

Looks like we are the last man standing, as usual.

senrath

2010-03-16 01:47:38

From: IceFire908
Looks like we are the last man standing, as usual.


Technically, there's still KBot and Quirlion. And another one, I think.

Wanted

2010-03-16 01:52:49

From: senrath
Technically, there's still KBot and Quirlion. And another one, I think.


Haha you might as well count Chinese bot, rsbots.net, and robots in disguise.

In all seriousness though….

noidea

2010-03-16 02:31:09

From: IceFire908
Haha you might as well count Chinese bot, rsbots.net, and robots in disguise.

In all seriousness though….


Chinese bot?!

jimthesoundman

2010-03-16 05:52:31

From: Method
Your math is off, I think. 20,000 hours is around 833 days, which means if they played every single day since RuneScape came out, they'd total about 3.9 hours a day.


Huh? 365 days time nine years is 3285 days. 20,000 hours divided by 3285 days is over six hours a day.

You math is dividing 20000 hours in to 24 hour chunks, which equals 833, agreed, but then taking 3285 (total days) and dividing that by the 833 (24 hour blocks) is faulty math. Sorry.

HayHay89

2010-03-16 06:52:24

lol bullshit if thay are shutting down cause i have the autofighter Nx(perfectious Fighter)

i luffs yeww

2010-03-16 20:57:29

HOLLDDDDD on.

Okay. So nine years is 284,012,244 seconds.

Which is the same as 4,733,537 minutes and 24 seconds.
Which is the same as 78,892 hours, 17 minutes, and 24 seconds.
Which is the same as 6,574 hours, 21 minutes, and 27 seconds a month.
Which is the same as 219 hours, 8 minutes, 42 seconds, and 9 tenths of a second a day.

So I messed up. :p I was honestly just kinda dividing and multiplying numbers of days/seconds/months/days/months/seconds. :3

But I think someone's doing some faulty math here..

Oh wait.

284,012,244 seconds in nine years, and that's 86398.127310061601642710472279261 seconds a day. Which is 1.872689938398357289527720738 less than how many seconds are in a day. So I don't see how this is possible whatsoever.

osmm

2010-03-20 01:02:46

From: oo00o
Apparently ibot's been shut down permanently.. as of today.
(or that's what i've heard.. the website doesn't work)

If that's true.. i'll be a lot more active :D.


Wrong…they were DDoSed and had to relocated their servers.

BTW: First post in months for me :)

i luffs yeww

2010-03-20 06:40:23

Yeah, rscheata.com is back up. And has been for awhile. :p