First of all this is about a different game (Albion online) but i feel like my question fits for multiple types of games aswell as for runescape since albion is kinda the same but with better graphics and a bit different logic. ANYWAYIll get to the point.
I have created a bot for the game albion online with python that sets buy and sell orders on the market by checking if certain images are on the pc screen. If so behave on programmed logic. It works fine (like 99%) for now on the pc but obviously is bound to a screen aswell as the current set display resolution. It uses python, and opencv to recognize images within a certain threshhold.
I want to expand soon and was looking for other ideas that are maybe more reliable than using a monitor. Since this subreddit is dedicated for runescape botting i think ill get the best replies here.
Since i plan to do more types of bots aswell as bots that move around and pickup items (very common in albion) i thought ill set it up properly once to be able to more easly expand later on so i have the following ideas:
1st The current bot works with python respectively pyautogui, pil and opencv to check if within a treshhold an image is found on the screen. This works for like 99% of the time, only sometimes my script fails since it doesnt find some buttons but i think i could get around that with better error handling or tweaking. The backside of this is that were bound to a monitor and a gaming pc. Obviously since it uses the current pc the pc cannnot be used for other activities.
2nd Ive looked into machine learning and object detection which i would feed my images into it. And then based on if image is on screen click. Same downsides as 1st. But at least the clicking on images would be more accurate (i think, id have to do more research on it).
3rd Sort of combine either 1st and or 2nd but on mobile. There are libraries (adb) to connect ur phone to a pc and with that i could just run python code on the phone and do all the image recognition on it. I was thinking that id just get multiple phones and connect them to a pc (possibely a pi) and then just let that handle the logic. Since the game is run on the phone the pi doesnt need a lot of cpu with that would be relatively "cheap" to run instead of running a gaming pc with a graphics card.
4th Same as 3rd but instead of using real smartphones i could use virtual machines. Id then for that cause setup a specified server for it obviously.
5th Ive got my feet wet with packet analysis by downloading a radar hack and looking into the source code. Im confident that within a bit of time i could get that to run and manipulate packages sent between server and my client (arp spoofing i think). Question is how undetectable that eould be by easy anti cheat. Id have to do a bit more research on the anticheat.
Does anyone have experience with any of those methods? Is it even possible to run a bot headless? Id be glad for any advice.
Thanks in Advance

Help me choose which one to play. I made a poll on both reddit for both versions of the game but the bias is so heavy it is hard to decide.
I've played Runescape on and off since 2004 but never played IM. It's a different beast and not sure which version of the game to invest my time into. From what I know first hand and what others have discussed that PvM content is generally more varied in RS3 and the progression is faster and you get into bossing content faster. I've heard people mention that OSRS has a lot of "useless skills" from some other posts particularly fletching, smithing, etc. where outside of quest requirements it's better to just go kill bosses for gear instead of spending all of that time making gear from those skills for instance.
I've heard people mention that have played both versions of the game in ironman say that OSRS endgame is less varied, has less skills and overall content and that RS3 is probably going to be a more fufulling ironman experience. Then there's the flip side of that on people saying they hate the daily, weekly and monthly stuff tasks they have to keep track of and it feels like a chore to do.
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Help me decide. I sure as hell can't. I play Runescape 3 on and off had maxed and billions of xp on my main account before necro came out and still play every now and then. I've also played osrs as well and the games main appeal for me would be runelite and all of the plugins and the mobile app is probably way better than RS3.
What do you think I should go for?
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I’m probably posting into the void but I wanted to create a discussion on how we could improve each skill and gather ideas. I was inspired by the survey to give some ideas on how skilling could be improved.
Philosophy around the revamps: I would like to see skilling be both more fun and more useful. I personally believe we should have both afk and active skilling methods. This allows people to play how they prefer and not feel burned out from being too bored or having to focus on one thing for a long time.
Please add more ideas or add to the ideas below!
Agility training method: Agility Dungeon: Filled with traps, obstacles and timed. Faster completion means bigger xp drop. How to make agility useful: More shortcuts in the overworld. In combat and boss battles, damage could be mitigated by chance of dodging a trap in the boss arena.
Archeology: Well made skill, continue to add more archeological sites.
Cooking: Time to become a master chef! Increase to 120 and add more complicated dishes. Instead of just cooking a lobster, add some butter, lemon, herbs. Takes longer to create each dish but higher xp. Uses: these new dishes will both heal and buff, such as temporary increase damage. They will also have a tasty rating where higher cooking makes it more likely to cook tastier dishes.
Construction: Player owned house rework needed or just scraped and replaced with a more useful idea. I would be happy to see the houses removed at this point.
Crafting: Crafting ranged and magic armour more In line with levels. But also the ability to create mods for armour and jewellery for combat buffs rather than the masterwork route of mining and smithing rework. Could also be reworked to modify skilling outfits to buff skilling activities as well.
Divination: This has both an active and passive skilling method. It isn’t the most fun skill but hard to come up with how to make it fun.
Farming: Love POF, more content and animals.
Fishing: new method- Big Fish: Similar to fish flingers but in the overworld, more involved fishing where you gain more xp for fishing larger fish. Larger fish could work with cooking for increasing tasty rating of dishes. Update when we have a new region with some new fish.
Firemaking: I personally enjoy accidental firemaking. Would love to hear some creative ideas like this rather than just more logs to burn.
Fletching: Again same as firemaking I think accidental fletching was a good direction. Creating more useful bows and improving level scaling is important for this update. Creating modifications see armou weapon modifications below.
Herblore: I am happy with current herblore. Ironman issue: Getting number of herbs can be tedious. A new way to gain herbs outside of combat and farming would be good.
Hunter: More creatures to hunt, would love to see this expanded in the next new location added. A more involved skilling method such as Ken it hunting, which involves tracking down dangerous creatures. Croesus mushrooms are already satisfying afk method.
Mining: new ore and 120 skill
Runecrafting: Runecrafting is one of the most needed revamps in my opinion. I would like to see a brand new training method rather than just increase in xp rates. The namesake of Runescape is runes. I feel like they need some love. Possible new skilling method: New alters added to be used for new spells/spellbook. Instead of just having everything created through the abyss, reward players for exploring the world and going to the alters themselves. We could spend more time in the alter, where we might need to power it up before we create the runes. This would mean we would make more runes per trip but also get a bigger xp drop per trip.
Smithing: modifications new metals 120 skill
Thieving: Heists: It’s time to rob a bank, add heists in museums and banks across RuneScape. You have a limited time to steal as much as you can from a building and get out. This could be a good post 99 method as I think we are a bit above pickpocketing now.
Woodcutting: More trees! Better levelling curve.
Armou weapon modifications: My concept around this is to modify equipment in a similar way to invention however it will have different uses. For example, add scope to bow means the range of bow is greater with an increase to accuracy, but a decrease in speed. Certain weapons and armour will have modification slots. This brings some more options for boss drops as well, dropping loot that can be used in an artiisan skill to create weapon specific modifications. This could add a new dimension to loot and combat.

Not a hot take, or at least it shouldn’t be. It’s so tiring seeing endless posts here/on socials about how X new update is actually shit because bots can now farm it. Bots have existed since the beginning of Runescape and will only get better as things like AI continue to develop to add layers of complexity to scripts. Bots will never be out of the game and many bots exist that even someone who thinks every player who doesn’t type back is a bot will not pick up on.
Yes, new updates can be abused by bots. Yes, bots will forever exist. Yes, I suppose bots are not favorable to have around but it’s just a reality of the game. If they upset you so much you should rethink how you view the game. Especially if you’re someone who advocates against new updates because you think bots are the main issue. Bots are complex enough to do any type of activity in the game now. Literally every update can be farmed. It’s like the equivalent of someone getting upset at a new update because it will bring in more gold to the market. Like yeah, no Shit buddy every update does. Every update will have bots partake in it. It’s not something that you need to be eternally worked up about. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have found the following J-Mod comments on the thread Primal equipment on surface

JagexBreezy

• ^ID:[l46hlos] Yup, you will need to upgrade your pickaxe in...
  
• ^ID:[l46h6v1] It's not a rework, it's more content/a new ti...
  
• ^ID:[l46irzz] Yeah It's very much intended to feel similar...
  
• ^ID:[l46ti6y] Other upgradeable tools (such as Earth & Song...
  
• ^ID:[l46rcc2] Well as you can see WC/Fletching are also on...
  
• ^ID:[l46tu60] Inevitable at some point :)
  
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So I’ve seen videos of bots able to switch prayers without even having the prayer book open. As someone coming from very simple bots using things such as pyautogui, explain to me how that works. I understand that people use client APIs to make more advanced bots. I’ve just always viewed RuneScape as a “click this to do this” game and bots are changing prayers seemingly impossibly in my eyes if you understand what I mean.

eg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZiKDbFPaAM Video title: "never run out of gems on your ironman again" @ 2:27. "without the karamja diary you may have to compete with bots"
So now I have to get karamja hard diary if I don't want to compete with bots who mine 10x faster than me because I can't get a glory for a long time
Jagex please: make new accounts forced to pay for their first 2 months of membership on that account with real money.
Watch the bot owners whine in the comments pretending to be concerned real players. "But this will be bad for runescape's health, it'll deter new players :((". What % or new players pay for membership with bonds - the answer is probably close to 0, unless they have friends in game. You know what's bad for runescape? 25%+ of the playerbase being bots

I’ve been thinking about how most of our current raids in Old School RuneScape lean heavily towards combat, with a sprinkling of skilling to mix things up. Why don't we flip the script and introduced a raid where skilling isn’t just a side dish, but the main course?  

Introducing a Skilling Raid Concept:

This idea revolves around a raid designed entirely around non-combat skills. Imagine a world where your mastery of skills like Mining, Smithing, Herblore, Runecraft, and more dictate your success in raid challenges, reshaping the standard raid format into a skilling paradise. I see this as a chance to make skilling a more desirable activity, not just a stepping stone to complete quests or to be able to fight bosses. Share your ideas and help come up with a great initial concept that Jagex could potentially run with!
 

Goals For Raid Design:

• The raid should be designed to be accessible yet challenging, scaling with the level of your skills, equipment, and player ability. This means mid to early-late game players can succeed with skill and strategy, but leave the raid rewarding for those of higher levels.
• We should aim for rewards that rival those of the other raids in both monetary value and utility. The excitement of opening a purple and receiving a piece of skilling equipment worth a ton of gp would be a welcome change of pace.
• While some skilling bosses currently exist, this is a chance for us to move away from the three step partially afk-able fight recipe used in wintertodt and tempeross. These challenges should pull in some of the things that make PvM successful and engaging
• Each fight will likely take several minutes and could potentially contain multiple phases, while puzzles or trials can be shorter

 

Some example ideas for bosses/challenges/puzzles:

• The Aquatic Behemoth: Set within a giant lake, players may use nets to pull up appendages from the Behemoth to damage, or fletch balistae/ammunition that gets fired at the body of the monster. All this takes place while dealing with rising and falling water levels, and various attacks from the boss itself
• The Forgotten Librarian: An ancient guardian of an expansive library filled with arcane knowledge and deadly traps. During phase one players find fragments of old scripts while avoiding the librarian, while in phase two and can use Runecraft to create magical wards or activate counterspells/glyphs. The boss may envelop sections of the library in darknesss or create illusions of itself all while book golems are summoned that must be avoided or disbanded by the players.
• The Great Stonewright: A massive golem that players dismantle piece by piece. Perhaps some damage can be dealt by mining certain sections that shift around, or you craft projectiles to launch from various catapaults, all while dodging falling projectiles or environmental hazards. As pieces are destroyed, you can use remains to smith unique tools that can change the rest of the fight depending what order you fight the boss in.
• Enchanted Maze: Could be similar in a way to Hallowed Sepulchre. Players navigate through a shifting and rearranging labyrinth using agility and thieving to overcome traps and unlock shortcuts

 

Example reward ideas:

• Mega-rare boots that allow players to Sprint instead of Run (move three tiles a tick instead of two) at the cost of using substantially more run energy. This may be too strong but would be universally valuable. I imagine in some bosses, current BiS boots will still remain meta, but some places this would take over. It would also be great in skilling where you constantly are running back to bank or back to your PoH.
  
• An axe that allows you a chance at chopping other trees in an AoE around the one you are chopping
  
• Tools stronger than dragon of various forms
  
• If Jagex ever wanted an equivalent of the toolbelt from rs3, this is a place you could add it in, similar to the thread of elidinis in ToA
  

 
I'd love to hear what amazing ideas everyone here has for potential bosses/loot/mechanics, or any other constructive ideas for making this something Jagex takes seriously! I'd also like to know what area you think would make a great location for the next raid and how the bosses would thematically fit in there. If I get a bunch of good feedback, I'll try and put together an update with some of the best ideas fleshed out a bit more.

I don't like the agility changes where it's a localized, static area where bots can be deployed and clans can control with little effort. What I want to suggest here is [something that rs3 does](https://runescape.wiki/w/Wilderness\_Warbands), but better: Wildy-only Random events.
These would have no specific rotation to them, so players couldn't preemptively camp the zone, but instead would be announced for players currently in the wilderness of a location close to where they'll spawn. The announcement would give everyone in the wildy 1 minute to make their way over to the location. These events last 5 to 10 minutes each and reward items if you can complete it. Rewards would depend on what event is taking place and would always be in the multi combat zone or temporarily turn the zone multi combat. These are essentially popup hotspots for pkers to fight at, but with a fresh way of gathering players at.
Here are some ideas that I think can be fleshed out.
* **Demon Summoning Ritual**: Players stumble upon a group of Zamorak followers conducting a dark ritual to summon a powerful demon. The players must disrupt the ritual by defeating the cultists and destroying the ritual site before the demon is fully summoned.
* **Ancient Temple Siege**: An ancient temple has been unearthed by Zarosian mages, who are using its power to raise an army of undead. The players must infiltrate the temple, defeat the necromancers, and deactivate the source of the undead army before it's too late.
* **Gauntlet of Sacrifice**: Players encounter a mysterious gauntlet guarded by ruthless mercenaries. To progress, players must defeat waves of enemies while also collecting and sacrificing valuable resources to power up the gauntlet's mechanisms and unlock the exit.
* **Elemental Convergence**: A convergence of elemental forces is wreaking havoc on the wilderness, causing chaos and destruction. Players must navigate through the elemental turmoil, battling hostile elemental creatures and restoring balance by closing elemental rifts scattered throughout the area.
* **Dark Druid Grove**: Deep within the wilderness, a group of corrupted druids is conducting a ritual to corrupt the land and spread darkness. The players must venture into the druid grove, fend off the corrupted creatures, and confront the powerful dark druid leader to stop the ritual and cleanse the area.
* **Void Rift Invasion**: A dimensional rift has opened, unleashing hordes of void creatures into the wilderness. Players must defend against waves of shadow monsters while also closing the rift by collecting and channeling energy from special crystals scattered around the area.
* **Bloodmoon Ritual**: During a rare celestial event, a cult of werewolves gathers to perform a bloodmoon ritual, granting them increased power and savagery. Players must disrupt the ritual by defeating the werewolf cultists and extinguishing the enchanted flames fueling the ritual altar. The area would turn bloodmoon red for flair.
* **Greater Demon Assault**: A powerful Greater Demon has been summoned to wreak havoc in the wilderness, drawing adventurers seeking to challenge its might and claim its demonic treasures. Players must band together or compete against each other as they battle the demon and its minions, vying for control over the valuable loot it guards.
* **Undead Dragon's Lair**: Rumors speak of an undead dragon lurking in a remote corner of the wilderness, guarding a hoard of ancient treasures. Players must navigate through the twisted labyrinth of the dragon's lair, facing off against its skeletal minions and rival adventurers, all while evading the deadly breath of the undead beast itself.
* **Ancient Magicks Ritual Site**: A convergence of ancient magicks has manifested in the wilderness, drawing mages from far and wide to harness its power. Players must contend with rival magic-users and fend off attacks from summoned elemental guardians as they vie for control over the arcane energies, using their own mastery of ancient magicks to outmaneuver their opponents and claim the ultimate prize.
* **Zarosian Dungeon Delve**: A mysterious dungeon has materialized in the wilderness, rumored to be a forgotten stronghold of the ancient Zarosian empire. Players must fight their way through multiple floors of traps, puzzles, and fierce guardians, competing against each other to reach the depths of the dungeon and uncover the lost treasures of Zaros.
* **Cursed Temple Ascension**: A cursed temple has emerged from the depths of the wilderness, its dark corridors teeming with malevolent spirits and deadly traps. Players must fight their way through each level of the temple, overcoming increasingly difficult challenges and competing against each other to reach the sacred chamber at the summit, where untold riches await those who can survive the temple's curse.

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I'm from Vietnam, been playing this game on and off since college 2010, we were poor so runescape was like the only thing that could work, so to me this game has a very special place. i may not have a maxed account of all skills, but it's still a part of my life and it did contribute to my english skill a bit i guess
So recently i just got married. We bought a new house, which comes with a choice of either new ISP or use the old one, the old one we used for 2 decades, so i signed up for a new one thinking it would be a nice change of pace, and it's one of 3 if not the most popular ISP used in vietnam, what the worst can happen right? I been using just runelite, then i got hit with the error 1020 after linking it to jagex launcher, I can't unlink the account anymore. From what i researched, it's an IP ban, so Jagex completely blocked most if not all the IP blocks of this ISP (i guess it's a common ISP in vietnam so high chance people who botted was using it, tho it was probably loooooong ago, cause this game isn't known at all in vietnam, i can't even find a community for it), it uses dynamic IP so for the past month, i have been resetting the router every now and then in hope of landing in an IP that isn't blocked, no dice. I can't even submit ticket or whatever on jagex website cause it shows 1020 error in every url i try to open
Some told me to use VPN, but to tell the truth, the games i play with friends don't require that, and good vpn services are quite expensive and unnecessary expense for us just so i can play a game i was playing for more than a decade.
Tbh, i don't expect anything typing this, guess i just wanna let it all out one way or another, maybe a jagex staff sees this and "just fix it lol" somehow. And now i realized i care more than i wanted to admit to.
P/s: some pm'd me to tell me to change the isp back, it's not gonna happen cause I signed for 2 years package, and it's wayyy better than our old internet package for speed. And the old isp did have 1020 problem every now and then, I just didn't care cause runelite bypassed that. It's jagex launcher combined with the current isp being the most used that makes it noticable

Hi all,
Starting tonight I've had crashes everytime I try to load the game through the Jagex launcher. It said my graphics drivers were out of date, so I updated them, even though it's never been an issue before.
It still didn't work so I uninstalled and reinstalled the launcher, and now can't get past the cloud flare bot detection screen. It just hangs for a second, tells me to wait, then asks me to click the box again. This happens with and without a VPN.
So with the jagex launcher out of the question I've tried the old runescape client, and the steam client but both stutter, then lag, then crash & close without giving any errors just like the client in the Jagex launcher did.
I'm currently running windows 10, graphics card is a gtx 1660 if that's of any use

I'm kind of new to Runescape and a programmer by day. It seems there's tonnes of bots in this game, more than most and I'm wondering why Jagex has such a difficult time detecting them?
I've heard a few arguments so far:
1) Bots are actually good for the game. They make items cheaper on the GE and boost Jagex player numbers.
2) Jagex gets a cut of illegal gold sales secretly.
Putting these two aside, and assuming Jagex actually wanted to stop bots, why do you think it is so difficult from a programmatic stand point?
The initial problem is they only have server side information. Yet you think that but analysing things like time logged in, device id, time played, tick missed etc they'd be able to get a good prediction of who's botting with machine learning.
Nuclear option is to record mouse position, deltas and send that every couple of minutes to be predicted by ML.
Finally, you could release your own bots, intially to take away customers from real botters. But then you know exactly who is botting and just routinely ban people with 100% accuracy right after announcing a bot banwave.

I'm asking this out of genuine curiosity. Don't be too harsh with the downvotes.
I've realized and accepted long ago, as I'm sure many other have, that Jagex will never assess the botting situation. They need the bots, it's as simple as that. At least that's how I see it.
Anyways! Not the point of this post.
Some people don't mind botting/bots, some do, some care up to a certain point.
I'm genuinely curious as to where you personally draw the line at botting. It could be not at all, or it could be at a certain point. I'd love to hear what you guys have to say.
For me? I'd say anything that doesn't slowly ruin the economy. You want to bot teleporting/high-alching to progress your account a bit because you can't invest 10 hours a day playing this game? Then by all means, go for it. It doesn't hurt me, it doesn't hurt those around me, I personally don't care.
Personal-account progression botting doesn't bother me at all -- people want to keep up with the game, the content, all of that stuff, a lot just can't find the time to keep the account's levels up to par with what is needed. Bots skilling, or farming bosses all the way to the top spots in the highscores going undetected...ehhh, not so much.
Level 3 accounts with 120 Fletching, or 200M Thieving, or 150M Cooking, and nothing else as I've seen in the last few days is just bad, lmao.
So, yeah. I'd love to hear what some of you have to say concerning this kind of stuff.

So everyone telling you having a more built up account will help not get banned is probably bs. My 115 CB all quests, 1800 total level, and 10+ year old runescape login account and I pay a yearly membership fee
Got banned in less than 2 total hours of trying to bot for the first time ever on it. Ran a gauntlet bot from Swiftbot/Runemate for 5 runs total and next day I got a 2 day ban.

When I first picked up RuneScape in ~2005 I would say most people's first 99 they aimed for was either Firemaking, cooking or fletching due to them being relatively cheaper (fletching was a slight moneymaker) and quicker XP skills.
As someone who has picked up OSRS again a few weeks ago I'm curious to see how it is now. Looking through guides it seems other skills now offer good alternative that weren't there when I last played.
What would be your first 99s?

It's important to clarify that developing or using scripts to automate gameplay, such as a script for the Hefin Agility Course in "RuneScape," is against the game's terms of service and can result in severe consequences including permanent bans. Jagex, the developer of "RuneScape," strictly prohibits the use of third-party software to interact with the game in a way that provides an unfair advantage. Instead of discussing how to create such scripts, let's focus on the ethical and legal implications of using automation in games.
TLDR: Starting location is right next to where you start just to the left with the compass facing true north. Here's the code bitches: https://pastebin.com/ksE3rAr6
This script is absolutely undetectable and requires pyautogui.

Ethical Considerations of Automation in Gaming

**1. Fair Play

• Automation scripts disrupt the level playing field for all players. While some may gain an advantage by accumulating resources or completing courses faster, it detracts from the fair challenge and reward system that games like "RuneScape" are built upon.

**2. Community Impact

• The use of scripts can harm the game’s economy and player interactions, potentially leading to inflated prices and an unfair competitive edge that can demoralize players who adhere to the rules.

**3. Risk of Account Termination

• Using scripts can lead to account bans, losing all progress and investments in the game, which can be significant given the long-term nature of MMORPGs like "RuneScape."

Legal Implications

**1. Violation of Terms of Service

• Automating gameplay is typically a violation of the game's terms of service, a legal agreement between the player and the company. Breaking this agreement can lead to legal actions or permanent bans from the service.

**2. Potential for Legal Action

• In severe cases, especially when automation is used for profit or causes significant disruption, legal action could be pursued by the game developers.

Healthy Gaming Practices

**1. Self-Regulation

• Players should set personal limits to manage playtime effectively, ensuring that gaming remains a recreational activity and does not interfere with personal responsibilities or wellbeing.

**2. Community Engagement

• Participating in community activities without the use of unfair tools can enhance enjoyment and fulfillment from the game.

**3. Supporting Fair Play

• By adhering to game rules and encouraging others to do the same, players contribute to a healthier gaming environment where achievements are genuinely earned.

Conclusion

While the automation of tasks like the Hefin Agility Course may seem like a shortcut to success in "RuneScape," it undermines the integrity of the game and can have serious consequences. It is always best to enjoy games within the guidelines set by developers to ensure a fair, fun, and rewarding experience for everyone involved.