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Thanks, releasing some more soon

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I'll add it to my RS3 miner before releasing.

I can do it in under a day, would need a testing account though. (3 RC lmao) EDIT: Currently waiting on my bot to hit the store to get bot-dev rank.

I can make one, but... It's probably because rock-crabs are almost worthless exp rates compared to other things you could be fighting. Just take any fighting script to Hill / moss giants, and when you get rune warhammers go to deadly spiders.

You realize there is one, ONE, premium script on the bot store right now, right? I doubt we would be losing anyone for making changes.

#stackable() and #noted() should both be available. #noted() would always be #stackable() but #stackable() would not always be #noted(). I feel like adding .ids() to this QueryBuilder shouldn't be that big of a deal, as it's available in the Inventory query builder...

Reported. Block out the name, lmao.

The difference is that with premium scripts being so cheap per hour, the chance of someone using the script for 30 hours (The amount of time it would require to earn $1 at $0.04/hr) is minimum. The guarentees that you atleast get a small amount regardless as to if they use it for 5 hours or 30...

I feel like you didn't read the entire thread. See: "It changes that 500 people using the script bot for 3.5 minutes as $1.00 profit for the developer and $0.20 profit for Runemate to $400 for the developer and $100 for rune-mate, regardless of the amount of time spent using the script bot."...

I know right.. I just can't agree with calling a script a bot. I feel like the bot is the platform.

I had engaged in a small discussion with @SlashnHax and @Party on another thread located here about the subject. Where I voiced the idea how a flat rate seems fair to the consumer, however almost negligible to the developer in terms of financial satisfaction. With the way the current system...

Just uploaded one, but requires 60 slayer. 1-1.5/m hour Will be doing dragons later this week

I understand your comparison, and I understand the fairness to the consumer with the implementation of the hourly costs. However, I would like to touch on something you said: IF 10 users use the bot for 15.625 hours, you earn $5.00 IF 100 users use the bot for 1.5625 hours, you earn $5.00...

Would like a vouch copy, if the method is automatable and works as described I will provide you with a private script for it.

The way I look at it is like this, if you're charging $0.04/hour for a script. Someone would have to use the Script for 156.25 hours before you earn $5.00 (After the 80/20 Runemate split) - I honestly cannot think of any skill that you can run a script for 156 hours on and not be either Banned...

In all fairness, with the size of RuneMates community and the even smaller size of the RS3 user base over here, the hourly rate of scripts is almost negligible. It also removes the reward for creating any low usage high utility scripts, such as clue scroll solvers. Is there any plan in the...

You would initiate long-polling from your script that you develop. It would have to be an integrated feature of the script. If you're asking about functionality that is deployed with Spectre, this is not available at the moment as far as I am aware.

I'm not sure if it's allowed on public scripts yet, the easiest method would be long polling. Start there.