Please add a way to see which IP our client is connected using (proxy). Currently there is no way to tell if a proxy is connected.
Arbiter made it change randomly because there's no longer an ETA. Dunno why he didn't just remove it. Haha, wasn't even my choice. My Y600 fucked up after having it for like 2 months. When i finally took it back to the shop in december they sent it away for repair. Went back the other day to pick it up and turns out they upgraded it to a G7 rather than fixing the old one or replacing it with the same one. I was quite happy --- Double Post Merged, Jan 17, 2016, Original Post Date: Jan 17, 2016 --- The client wont start if the proxy didn't connect (afaik).
Unless it isnt configured. Which seems to be the case if you try to connect via SDK it just doesnt use the proxy settings.
@Cloud Will there be some kind of proxy manager? I remember one of you mentioning the accounts would be within tabs, it would be nice if we could assign proxy by account, is this a feature added or maybe a future feature?
Omg thats so fake you just reverse engineered spoify and changed some strings, or why cant we see any bot running there ffs i rate 0/10 worst bot ever
Why are they even doing this whole remake, the only bad thing about the current one is the resources that it uses but other than that the client is fucking solid. A good feature would be that you can use a different proxy per account.
There were some concerns about detectability, that's one of the reasons they decided to create Spectre. Resource usage is another thing that this project allows them to work on. Pretty much, if they felt it necessary to pull off a project as large as Spectre, they would definitely have their reasons lol.
Not really sure what you're complaining about, the regular client is still usable, this is just extra?
Max makes a good point, will spectre use less resources? as RM does use WAAY to much... no other clients use as much resources as runemate. Even runescape VPS sites charge extra to have a VPS that is capable of running runemate due to the amount of resources it uses.
