I have a theory. It seems like a number of RS gold months past, jagex needed a enormous bot wipe that stopped banning a lot of players that are legit. There was a lot of negative feedback for the customer support team because these legit players couldn't get there back accounts, as you can see on reddit as well as the jagex customer service twitter page. Jagex simply isn't able to detect bots anymore, as most robots are programmed to play exactly like a true player. Some robots look obvious, by way of instance the ones that only do pyramid plunder, however the problem with banning all those accounts is that there's a possibility it's actually a true participant. Jagex has a serious problem, and no true way to solve it.

Might it be possible that these bots are needed to maintain the market? I mean don't get me wrong, I despise robots the exact same as everyone. I just wondered if there's a reason that jagex would thus obviously ignore this for such a long time. I'm pretty sure there are bots that purchase nails in the lumberyard because when I went to get just 300 nails on my ironman a couple weeks ago every entire world was at virtually no nails. Could just be additional ironmen but you do not really need that many claws for building and you may sell them for a profit on the GE.

The reason Bots are not receiving banned at any acceptable level is they rely upon the algorythms that's automated. Because they think and operate on this particular system (Hours and money) they dont have actual men and women go to such amounts and check these bots. Occasionaly they are undermanned. When they devote to the algo software it's easily defeated. A human is almost impossible to defeat if it implimented correctly. If I was Jagex and wanted to take this seriously (They dont) I would do the algorythms and people. I could pay somebody (a child ) to buy RuneScape gold eliminate those robots at 1000's per week.