Does bonding help avoid bans?

[Vecken 11]

Experienced botters, does getting members on a bot help reduce ban rates? I'm aware that avoiding reports is the number 1 way of avoiding a ban, though I'm curious if bonding an account will help it even further? I'm still not attached enough to care if it's banned. I know that if you bot, you should just accept that the account can and probably will be lost eventually. Just curious before I spend the 12m. Thanks.

[CaS5 9]

In my experience, not really. If so, then it's marginal. What really matters is the progress on your account. The last 3 accounts that I maxxed (all skills botted) I got quest cape before I did the majority of my botting, then I paused for a bit and worked on achievements, etc. I don't think having members has that significant of an impact.

[Vecken 11]

2 hours ago, CaS5 said:

In my experience, not really. If so, then it's marginal. What really matters is the progress on your account. The last 3 accounts that I maxxed (all skills botted) I got quest cape before I did the majority of my botting, then I paused for a bit and worked on achievements, etc. I don't think having members has that significant of an impact.

Thanks for the response. That's how I play my botted accounts. Usually as close to how I would manage my main's goals and Never over 6 hours of botting one skill. Even then I take a long break on that account, and when I come back I do questing manually before switching to another skill to make sure the skills are all pretty even in progression. If I take a break, I usually allow my bots to break too. Anything to make it seem more human. Thanks again for the response. I had heard some people say it makes a difference but, I wasn't sure.

Edited May 31, 2024 by Vecken

[morten1ela 31]

Buying members via credit card as a moderate impact on ban rates compared to bonds. Getting an account members in general has a high impact. F2p is insanely ban heavy. Ultimately there are a ton of factors that leads to bans and there is no one solution, but members absolutely helps.

[Vecken 11]

4 hours ago, morten1ela said:

Buying members via credit card as a moderate impact on ban rates compared to bonds. Getting an account members in general has a high impact. F2p is insanely ban heavy. Ultimately there are a ton of factors that leads to bans and there is no one solution, but members absolutely helps.

I'll keep that in mind, giving this specific bot a 24 hour break then getting it into members. Thanks for the reply won't hold off much longer then.

[YUNGTHUGFATGP 94]

yes.

[Vecken 11]

On 6/1/2024 at 3:20 PM, YUNGTHUGFATGP said:

yes.

That's enough yes replies to convince me. Upgrading it to members. Thank you 👍

[juliosardella 3]

On 5/30/2024 at 8:02 PM, CaS5 said:

In my experience, not really. If so, then it's marginal. What really matters is the progress on your account. The last 3 accounts that I maxxed (all skills botted) I got quest cape before I did the majority of my botting, then I paused for a bit and worked on achievements, etc. I don't think having members has that significant of an impact.

does bigger breaks, like 10 hours, 2 days, help? 

[Luxe 83]

9 hours ago, juliosardella said:

does bigger breaks, like 10 hours, 2 days, help? 

from my experience, yes. the more breaks/the less botting/the more realistic it seems, the lower the ban rate

[Vecken 11]

On 6/3/2024 at 3:26 PM, juliosardella said:

does bigger breaks, like 10 hours, 2 days, help? 

Most definitely. Anything you can do to emulate a real player, do it.