Iamdan

If you want I'll death match you on my level 59. Either no armor, mith or lower and I can use range, or addy/rune armor and I can use magic. Full inv of lobs, drop adds up to 70k - adding cash if needed.

GH2 has harder notes, harder to keep up multipliers etc. However GH3's star power doesn't get you out of the red anywhere near as fast, so it's easier to just get through GH2 on star power rather than skill, than on GH3. I think GH3 also is stricter about giving 4 or 5 stars. Dang. I thought that since I am good at a guitar game, I must be pro at guitar. You sure told me. :roll:

Lol. Macroers have been looking through and editing the client since 2002. The image code thing won't work either, macroers will just use OCR.

Well I kept it private, so the source code and logs wouldn't help them as nobody else is using it, I wouldn't go to jail for cheating in a game - especially without warning, and I'm not interested in programming with Java and BCEL as a career. As for fighting on the right side of the war, I guess the 'right side' varies from person to person. I did however think of and suggest a way to stop client edited macroers as soon as they log in. (the type that macro with 15- 30 throwaway accounts at once) But nobody really payed attention to it :( EDIT: here is that idea I posted If you want to have a squiz.

Mind pming me it? It would be interesting to see what the macroers have pulled out. I agree with the OP. The way I see it, Jagex is trying to fix their original 'mistakes' they made in rsc. By mistakes I mean how they varied their game from the way morpgs usually are. These variances are what made us come to love Runescape in the first place - it's different. Especially with the original PvP setup. With these new updates, Runescape is becoming just another rpg which has the same crap as all the others, the type of game that their apparent target audience of 12 year olds love. I think it's just all about Jagex's transformation every since the release of rs2. From a group of game owners having fun, to a business that exists to make money.

1. Banning all level 3's is a stupid idea. Firstly because of skillers, secondly because of new accounts, and thirdly because most macros level up to between 4-15. 2. Making a visual code won't work. Macroers would just use an OCR like when Jagex used the fatigue system in rsc. 3. Likewise 4. They do this already, but their staff is limited. 5. IP addresses can be changed, with a proxy, if people have dial up, or a dynamic ip 6. Likewise

On one, with the first part of the solo it will be something like OBY OBY OBY OBY YRG YRG YRG YRG for a while. Don't try to use pull offs because it's not gonna happen. Hold down the bottom of the 3 notes, and then alternate for the top 2 and just strum up and down at a decent speed. When your rock meter is just in the red use star power and you should be fine for the rest of the solo.

I found it quite easy, it's really just repeating the same thing over and over. Though if you have troubles with hammer ons and pull offs I could imagine it to be a difficult song. Still can't finish raining blood on expert

Are you talking about Arian? I'm pretty sure we are allowed to say bot names that don't exist anymore

Well a bot that learns won't happen, the closest I had was if my bot asked for a stat, if it was over a certain amount make a comment about it later on, asking how he took the time to get it, saying its high, saying I could never be bothered to get that level or something. A bot that learns isn't necessary to be undetectable, however if somebody took the time to come up with one Jagex would be in serious trouble, and the person that made it would be looking forward to a high paying career.

There are auto responders, how effective they are depends on the time put into it. When I used to macro, I made a very nice auto responder. I kept logs of everything that happened, and there were entire conversations between my macros and players that thought they were talking to real people.

Macros are easily made unique for every single event done. (In Jagex's eyes) 2 words: Random intervals.

There are a couple errors in that, but to answer the question: Yes. A bot that injects packets made with BCEL is being developed, and is basically finished. There is another undetectable bot which costs money. There is another undetectable bot out for years that is a little less powerful than the first 2, and you can only macro 1 account at once. There are also various private macros, I don't know all of them but the ones I do know of are undetectable.

Where is the luck? If you hit better than someone else? The stats will average the damage dealt and taken further into the fight, and if you are taking some unlucky hits just heal until you aren't. It's not like someone will hit good and someone else will hit bad an entire fight. There is no luck in knowing when to eat, it doesn't require luck to use a ko weapon effectively, there is no no luck in finding good builds - and I don't mean having 40 1 ?? I mean experimenting with the combat calculator to get a good max hit for that combat, and a good build for that combat range. I should be quiet now because I don't know what I'm talking about? All I've done in runescape is pk since 2002. My main is level 56, because I stopped training it years ago. Most of my money comes from pking. How was I supposed to know yours did too? Sorry I can't read minds, and instead read what you posted which suggested you aren't flash at pking. Also, range 2h builds are best at 56 (77 range 74 str) to 64 (91 range 94 str) combat.

It does take skill to solo. If you've pked for years and still aren't good at it then pking probably isn't for you.

Make a paypal account and you can pay directly from your bank account.

Just format it. You should do it every now and then anyway.

Get 77 range and 74 strength, try and get less than 73-74 hp, if you want pc some of the strength. If you get those stats and don't own then it just means you can't pk and need practice.

Well that wouldn't work. Macros can answer questions like that easily. However my idea would work, (on the first page) and everyone seems to be ignoring my post.

Why post this as a bug? He isn't actually walking on the water. It's just a graphical glitch client side, caused by lag. Happens all the time.

Cya in a couple weeks.

Not quite. JageX rewrote their game engine and the main difference I could see in the client afterwards was a new reflection system, so JageX can detect client edited macros (the most used one) on login, my suggestion was to ban instead of flag because they are breaking the rules just by logging in with an edited client. However, the gold must leave the account at some point. Even if they don't pool the money together, the gold will leave the account when they sell it. Because you can't buy or sell anything outside a 10% leeway of the market price, the people selling the gold will have to trade it with the original trade system. After the GE update, there will be a drastic decrease in regular trades, this makes monitoring much easier, and allows more methods of monitoring that wouldn't work before because of so many trades. Since the regular trade system may be monitored much easier, when the gold is traded to the buyer, that is when Jagex will strike with their ban stick. (I'm just speculating but it is very possible that was the plan)

What a comedian - especially on macros. There is no such thing as scarscript, you're talking about a particular colour clicker, which uses an extended version of pascal. Since it's a colour clicker, it doesn't allow multiple accounts macroing, and the level 3-15's around yew trees etc are not using this macro. Yes it can be undetectable, if the person is using a good script. Any good script are kept private so nobody is able to get their hands on an undetectable macro unless they can make a good script themselves.

This is also happening to me sometimes as I'm training on moss giants. I noticed it only really happens when theres a couple people fighting it at once. Might have something to do with that. (Your spec hit 2 times at once which is basically the same scenario.)

As already mentioned you don't know what is going on behind the scenes. Jagex already monitors trades by auto flagging and investigating trades that are 1 sided by a certain amount. Jagex most probably does the same thing for large numbers of raw materials. Maybe they flag a large amount of raw materials put up by someone leveled 3-15. I wouldn't know the exact method, but I am sure they have put more thought into it than you or I have, it is their job after all.