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that's up to you to decide. But if you bot, expect ban(s).

just look in the mirror, you'll laugh plently.

:( @youramazingames have you been able to resolve this? If not, have you tried running as admin?

I'd be willing to get more details. But there isn't enough information and/or logging available to understand what the exact problem is.

@MadDev

@Arbiter Use case: I want to schedule my bot to start at 2pm every day via Windows Task scheduler via a powershell script: I could use something as following: (this in my opinion is already too cumbersome. but it's managable) $gameMode = "osrs"; #"osrs" or "rs3" $username = "Negrita"...

Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC) It's going to prompt for the privileges, but it can do so by default. Instead of just launching and pretending it isn't going to be an issue.

sold to @JoJo

Can RuneMate be setup to always "run as administrator" on Windows Vista and beyond? Would help a lot of people who aren't familiar with Windows UAC. Use case: (the not tl;dr - 09/02 - 10pm EST @ slack) @Cloud

have you tried running RuneMate with administrator privileges?

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Dogetrix used to work for Jagex. He has proven it many times in the past. I'm not sure what you are trying to say.

Hey Random events aren't random, have you heared?

No, you buy an increase in allowance of hour for 31 days. You don't actually buy hours. This has been clearly mentioned in multiple stickies and posts.

The bot stopped at the question marks

From inactive, to playing +4 hours a day would triggers a flag somewhere, perhaps. I had a similar thing happens when I came back after a year. Several people here have near combat maxed accounts with +1.7K total using RM.

Killed DS2 boss for @JoJo, he trusted me with a +95M bank.

Completed fire cape for @Hawyer