SRL Archive - RS3 Script Requests

Like if you were to say hi bot! It would say "hi"!

Or if you said your ugly! and bot says "thats not nice"

Something like this in theory makes it less detectable, but in reality, makes a bot very detectable, imagine 2+ people had it in the same place and someone said bot and all people replied at the same time with the same or simular pre written messages, or if people work out words to trigger you saying something over and over,

Using something like this no matter how advanced is just increasing chance of player report imo :)

From: dannyrs
Something like this in theory makes it less detectable, but in reality, makes a bot very detectable, imagine 2+ people had it in the same place and someone said bot and all people replied at the same time with the same or simular pre written messages, or if people work out words to trigger you saying something over and over,

Using something like this no matter how advanced is just increasing chance of player report imo :)

Use min wait timer, randomized response etc. Those bots which you may have seen that repeatedly respond are extremely poorly designed.
It's possible to make a decent autoresponder but the effort required is proportional to the amount of ppl that's going to use it, so the best way is to keep it private ;)

Not sure what its like in RS, but e.g. in WoW messages get mass-stored. Trolls are easily detectable. Usually starts off with a few quick lines of text followed by certain keywords etc…
The chat-detection system seems pretty advanced to me, but then again it's WoW and they hire companies to combat goldfarmers. Its gotten to the point where VPNs for specific countries need to be used depending on customer location to avoid mass-banning.
Source: www.youtube.com

My point here is that I imagine even Jagex could pull off something that detects speech patterns in players to combat bots.

From: Runehack123
Not sure what its like in RS, but e.g. in WoW messages get mass-stored. Trolls are easily detectable. Usually starts off with a few quick lines of text followed by certain keywords etc…
The chat-detection system seems pretty advanced to me, but then again it's WoW and they hire companies to combat goldfarmers. Its gotten to the point where VPNs for specific countries need to be used depending on customer location to avoid mass-banning.
Source: www.youtube.com

My point here is that I imagine even Jagex could pull off something that detects speech patterns in players to combat bots.

That would be the last thing they would do. There isn't much auto responding bots around so it would be hardly effective. They could track mouse/path/activity pattern etc which would be more a reliable/applicable indicator. Auto responder is mainly to prevent player reports, which at least in the past was the main factor getting you banned.

Source: the Internet.