are you informing people or asking?
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Can someone explain to me what the so called "bot nuke" thing is?
Quoted from Wikipedia.On 25 October 2011, Jagex released an anti-bot system code-named the 'ClusterFlutterer', as part of a game update intended to permanently prevent "reflection" bots from working. The release of this was nicknamed the "Bot Nuke", and was estimated to have banned 98% of the accounts that were using bots.
Or... Stop wasting your time and read the RuneScape article.
1. Every user has a different .jar depending on where they live.
2. Jagex implemented new obfuscation techniques.
3. The Client you download is just a loader the actual client is encrypted "Inner.gz".
4. Some token bullshit which requires the client to be reloaded every 6 hours.
That's all I can think of atm.
Well as for the 6 hour thing, I don't understand how they plan to use that. Are they going to be like "oh, they stopped playing after we kicked them off after 6 hours instead of restarting the client and playing more - THEY MUST BE A BOT".
I sure hope not because even if I played the game legit, if I got the 6 hour message telling me to restart the client, I would take a break after that.
Well from the last i heard of it there working on something called Optimus. As for detecting bots they've implemented some stuff which seems to be working perfectly but isn't in use as it all kicks in when they release Optimus.
1. The implemented a mouse movement detection algorithm let me explain. Most bots use an algorithim written by Ben100 which uses sin/cos to build a path to the target.
Now take a look at a son/cos graph:
The lines are perfect curves and a human no matter what can never do a perfect curve there are always breaks. So they devised an idea and tried it from what i know it detects all the bots mouse movements.
2. Most popular bots out there use injection (ASM/BCEL) which modify the client itself i'm not sure if they've done such a thing but they could easily implement a method which compares the user client with an original client and flag it if it doesn't match but then again with the use of injection this could be removed.
Jagex don't want to really tell us how there detecting bot behaviour so there is very little we know hopefully this answered your question.
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