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...catching them with the net automatically loots them all the same, it just does it 8% faster.

Why would you bank your net just because you're level 90? Would you not want the net for how much it quickens catches? Just to clarify: The "Magic butterfly net". It's more-or-less free to get and it gives a +8% catch rate.

Yes I know, I want to know if he thinks brim is good because of personal experience or based on what he's heard.

Is this from personal observation?

Hell that's some fantastic functionality to know, appreciate you!

It's an issue i've had before and I forgot how I fixed it. I'm a goober that messed something up and now the resolution is really tall/massive and impossible to interact with.

I don't care if it's purely hearsay, i'd just like some opinions. Which agility methods do you think are safest for botting? I have a legit ironman that I play but agility can go to hell and i'm 100% fine with a ban risk to level it up.

RS3 really is in a rough spot, lmao.

Does this support mort legs? Edit: it does, nice.

Are there any public RS3 bots still alive? From any provider, not just Runemate.

More simple stuff like up to date skilling scripts.

I'm really just trying to figure out how i got banned then, i did nothing different that i've been doing since like 10 years ago.

p2p On second thought, I used the super old RS client and not the new Runelite feature on Runemate, so maybe i'm just retarded.

Shame.

I recently got banned for the first time, and it was a perm ban right off the bat. Is this usual? A lot of people making ban claims say they get 2 day busting bans, and not full on perms.

Osrs (Perma Ban). I don't actually understand why it was a perma. Hexis Wintertodt, Cuppa Motherlode None No No, 2-4 hours Yes, using the same client too. A few years ago

Recently got perm banned using this bot. I know it's a good bot overall, just warning people to be careful.

I think it worked back when I first joined.

Edit: NVM.

Pretty much what I thought. At the end of the day though, bots are an hourly cost (if you're even using paid bots) and making new accounts is free. So it's either really generous or really naive, depending on how you look at it.