Current Events > Runescape player gets max xp in all skills

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https://imgur.com/nlMCK9O

He has approx ~1300 days played and will be the first player to achieve this, being almost 3000 hours ahead of the second player.

Didnt Zezima do this ages ago?
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FF_Redux posted...

Didnt Zezima do this ages ago?

That was get all skills to 99, which is a little more than 13mil exp per skill. This is max exp which is 200mil exp per skill.
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FF_Redux posted...

Didnt Zezima do this ages ago?

level 99 (13m xp) is the cap for all skills but it is possible to get up to 200m xp for each individual skill.

Slayerblade11 posted...

it is possible to get up to 200m xp for each individual skill

does the extra xp do anything

lmao that's pretty motherfuckin crazy. my biggest life timesink is probably only like 18,000 hours
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how do we know its just not mostly bots doing it for him?
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Roxborough4Ever posted...

how do we know its just not mostly bots doing it for him?

They probably have eyes on him at all times time with how high profile his account is

18 hours of play. every. fucking. day.

Roxborough4Ever posted...

how do we know its just not mostly bots doing it for him?

he's a pretty high profile player so jagex have more than likely checked him for this and his ass would've been banned a long time ago if he was guilty of it. there are no undetectable bots, just people that fly under the radar by playing it safe. not to say that runescape doesn't have a serious bot problem, i'm just saying that you wouldn't be able to flaunt an account like this with botted stats over the years and get away with it
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Botwatch is the name of the software Jagex uses to detect accounts using bots ingame. This system received a major update in September 2012 along with the release of Botany Bay. According to Mark Gerhard, Botwatch is able to profile accounts and determine whether or not they are using botting software. Most other anti-botting measures have focused on protecting and obfuscating RuneScape's source code, but Botwatch doesn't focus on breaking the code of the botting software. Rather, it monitors an account's actions and determines whether or not it is human behaviour. Certain checks are also in place to determine whether or not the game is being played using an official Jagex client.

...How the profiling is done is not public information, mostly in order to prevent bot developers from easily circumventing the system. But we know that location and performed actions are definitely part of it. It also seems that the botwatch system is set to "watch" certain areas with many bots, analysing player patterns in those areas and banning them if those patterns are deemed irreproducible by a human player, or if very similar patterns are observed in many accounts, which would not be normal in a group of human players, as humans are inherently different.

There is also a component of client detection, which attempts to detect whether or not the user is currently using an official game client. If it is able to determine it is using a bot client, it applies a ban.

it's like the new captcha's that somehow know you're a real person just by clicking the box
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