Flamo353

This script lacks the functionality required to cause bans, go nuts

No worries, and I apologize for the rude comments, I've been insanely stressed lately.

Were you or were you not banned after afking for 24 hours? Seems like you're trying to obfuscate the truth here. There is no discernible significance in relating this -> "I've afk'd on f2p accounts before." to this -> "I've been banned on f2p accounts without even botting before."

@adamhackz @bbuu20 How is this method stupid? AFKing guarantees F2P account safety while questing doesn't. There's no reason to argue about it because I will never be able to provide you with anything more than a testimony to my anecdotal experiences. So here I am, repeating myself: The only way you will be able to assess the risk associated with afking is to test the method out for yourself.

Well you'd be wrong to say that. In theory, sure it's possible that they could detect afking at some point down the line, but as of right now this method is undetectable. I can't tell you exactly how jagex bans bots. I don't believe anybody can. But what I can tell you is that this script could run for 200 hours straight without getting your account banned. If you can't see the value in that, then that's your loss.

The bottom line is that you will not receive a ban while running, or after running this script.

The main difference between a quest script and afk script is the data being tracked. A quest script sends hundreds to thousands of actions to the game server, each of which are logged and analysed by jagex's bot detection software. An afk script sends 0. The right clicks that my script uses arent tracked, and even if they were, we could start using arrow keys, which jagex has even less of an incentive to track. If you had to give a guess as to which of these two methods offers a lower ban rate, which one would you pick?

This still works

Have you tested the script?

Just tried adding your discord but it didn't work. I might be able to help you out for free. Add me Flamo#7518

I understand what you're hinting at but you're making a very basic argument and it really isn't worth addressing. I mean, I wouldn't have posted the thread if I hadn't already considered the benefits of both approaches.

Is this method still profitable? I heard tree planting got nerfed