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Obviously I wasn't being literal in the sense that your business model should be to break even or return a very small profit. What I am suggesting is that there are different business models that work equally as well and provide a better experience to the user. Also, it's not really that I'm...

A business model in which you make a majority of your profits off of premium bot sales and other premium services, not general usage of the service. That's how other botting platforms work and they've managed to not go bankrupt.

I always wondered what the reasoning behind charging past 200 hours was. In what way does it cost Runemate more the more hours someone uses?

You could always remove the aspect of limited hours :)

I've got the structure down and most of the branches coded... I'm having trouble figuring out how to utilize the fairy rings as a form of transportation.

This happened to me multiple times in the past. Only have one account as well.

Perhaps explain what it is based on? ;)

Haha I'll take your word for it :P

Is this more efficient? I wasn't sure how to use newQuery() in this case so I didn't attempt to. By the way, your tutorials are the bomb :)

Because this specific class wont be imported into other classes I assume?

I'm a pretty big newb I must admit lol. Thank you for the pointer. New code: public boolean validate() { Integer howmany = Inventory.getQuantity("Monkfish"); if (howmany == 3){ return true; }else{ return false; } }

I'm declaring the name of the item as a string and using Inventory.getQuantity(String) to obtain the amount of said item in order to see how many are in my inventory. I'm getting the error "Incompatible types. Found: 'java.lang.Integer, required: boolean". I can't find a solution in the API and...

That would be sufficient. You could even require developers to alert them before beginning a project to ensure two people don't work on the same quest at the same time.

Perhaps Runemate itself could implement a platform for which bot authors can submit the test quest bot to runemate and they can implement it at their discretion into the client. The bot author could be given a range for which he could charge people for the quest if he so chooses.

This community is definitely the friendliest botting community I have found. I'm also in the process of writing my first bot and there are very many well-written tutorials available to us, which has made the whole process pretty easy. The API is also very nice and although big I find it very...

What do you mean when you say runemate will minimize your games?

This could be a good way of getting the community together to work on a single project. I don't see a problem as long as the quest you make yourself functions correctly. You need to offer an incentive to the bot authors, though. Perhaps allow bot authors to charge for the quest? Obviously, they...

Maybe IntelliJ is wrong :O

There is absolutely zero chance that the Runemate bot is running and clicking things in another process.