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I have a Mac as well. But I also have multiple Windows and Linux builds too.
RuneMate 2.0 Spectre
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Rich madafakar.I have a Mac as well. But I also have multiple Windows and Linux builds too.
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how long we can see RuneMate 2.0?
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Few weeks if at all. Today it got an update which apparently made it working super smoothly. And there are not many bugs left to be fixed.
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Yes and no. I have a hackintosh laptop. So yes, I have a mac, but no, I don't have an Apple.
That being said, os x is fantastic, and I'm planning on installing it on my new desktop as well.
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Just build a hackintosh Desktop as well?
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I'm currently doing that: Imgur: The most awesome images on the InternetJust build a hackintosh Desktop as well?
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This is my first post within the community, and I just discovered you guys yesterday. I love playing RS, but I have kids etc. So the idea of grinding out levels
is not really an option for me. I really appreciate everyone who contributes to this community as far as Bots go and site maintenance. I am new to the botting scene and "lingo" but it sounds like the client currently being used is quite risky. I know that botting in general is very risky, but it sounds like ( from some of the recent forums I have read) the risk is at a much higher than normal rate at the moment.The impression I first received from the home page paints a much different picture safety wise in my opinion. I regret testing out the current client on an account of mine (hopefully it wont be banned). I don't think a new user such as myself would think to check in the forums first before "firing off" the fantastic "safe" bot that is advertised on the home screen. In my humble opinion some sort of warning and heads up should be given that the current client is compromised, and a new client will be out soon. With that being said I look forward to the new client and contributing financially to the community in the near future.
is not really an option for me. I really appreciate everyone who contributes to this community as far as Bots go and site maintenance. I am new to the botting scene and "lingo" but it sounds like the client currently being used is quite risky. I know that botting in general is very risky, but it sounds like ( from some of the recent forums I have read) the risk is at a much higher than normal rate at the moment.The impression I first received from the home page paints a much different picture safety wise in my opinion. I regret testing out the current client on an account of mine (hopefully it wont be banned). I don't think a new user such as myself would think to check in the forums first before "firing off" the fantastic "safe" bot that is advertised on the home screen. In my humble opinion some sort of warning and heads up should be given that the current client is compromised, and a new client will be out soon. With that being said I look forward to the new client and contributing financially to the community in the near future.
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Are you kidding or being serious?
Stop playing with my emotions ^_^
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100% serious.
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SOON™?
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You clearly have no idea how frustrating and hard it is to properly code an application.