Part of the reason their ban-rate and it's just my opinion I don't actually know is that it seems like because they don't render their own client their's a sort of latency between the script being run and it being executed on the client so it will miss click and stuff and make heaps of error's and in general feel laggy to all the other botting clients. Only bot I've seen that doesn't render it's own client. They use the default Runescape client and hook too it I assume.

I don't bot it at all so I don't know how many bots are available for it.Do they mirror their client like osbot to have the best detection? how do they compare to covert mode? The only plus I would give them is they mostly support EOC. If they ever want to expand, they have to pay more to not only the scripter, but also the client dev unlike the other clients. Sure switching from upfront payment of the script might be a cool idea for some people, but for anyone actually trying to make money from botting, it's basically profit sharing. Don't know if the script has account limits as I don't use osbot) OSBot: 10$ VIP, 10$ script = $20/month (Not sure if accurate. hours, $1 hours of barrows script ($0.10 per hour) = $115.5/moth Tribot: 8$ VIP-E, 50$ 30-day unlimited accounts = 58$/month Lets compare a Barrows script with 5 accounts running 7h per day. Premium script fee: $5.4 / $7.2 (Lowest script I could find was $0.03/h but most are $0.05 and above) If scripters don't want people running lots of accounts 24/7 on their script, they should put account limits and a reasonable monthly fee instead of offering lifetime unlimited accounts.īased on 6 and 8h/day botting period this is what running 1 account would look like.

Click to expand.Most scripts have minimal initial investment for them.

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