[cody mcintyre]

So my understanding of the hours is once you have capped (for me its 300) you don't get those hours reset after a month.

If that is correct then what is the point of upgrading if you still get capped at 300 without a reset after a month.

Totally useless.

 

[american express]

You haven't read things properly then.

Your cap is determined by your payment amount. $3.00 = 300 hours; $4.00 = 400 hours etc.

Read this: Tutorial - Billing and Payment FAQ

Hour System:
The hour system works on a 30 day period. If you are a free user, you are able to bot up to a maximum of 200 hours in one single 30 day period. You can view your current hours usage here, by filtering by "Last 30 Days" Log in | Community | RuneMate

Bot hours don't just "reset" at a given time. Your remaining hours are calculated by subtracting the hours you've used in the last 30 days from the total hours that you bought. Here's an example:

Let's say today is October 1st, and you buy 3000 hours. Let's say that you use 100 hours every day. On October 31st (30 days later), you run out of hours, so you can't bot anymore. On the next day (November 1st), you'll regain the hours that you used 30 days ago (October 1st's hours), meaning that you'll have another 100 hours to bot with. The day after that you'll regain the hours you used on October 2nd, giving you another 100 hours, etc.

 

[aceshigh45]

You haven't read things properly then.

Your cap is determined by your payment amount. $3.00 = 300 hours; $4.00 = 400 hours etc.

Read this: Tutorial - Billing and Payment FAQ

Hour System:
The hour system works on a 30 day period. If you are a free user, you are able to bot up to a maximum of 200 hours in one single 30 day period. You can view your current hours usage here, by filtering by "Last 30 Days" Log in | Community | RuneMate

Bot hours don't just "reset" at a given time. Your remaining hours are calculated by subtracting the hours you've used in the last 30 days from the total hours that you bought. Here's an example:

Let's say today is October 1st, and you buy 3000 hours. Let's say that you use 100 hours every day. On October 31st (30 days later), you run out of hours, so you can't bot anymore. On the next day (November 1st), you'll regain the hours that you used 30 days ago (October 1st's hours), meaning that you'll have another 100 hours to bot with. The day after that you'll regain the hours you used on October 2nd, giving you another 100 hours, etc.

3000 hours in one month isn't possible? A 100 hours in a day isn't possible? And this that you are describing would be called a rolling month period. Hope i don't hurt your fragile feelings.

 

[swych]

3000 hours in one month isn't possible? A 100 hours in a day isn't possible? And this that you are describing would be called a rolling month period. Hope i don't hurt your fragile feelings.

100 hours a day is possible if you run 5 accounts for 20 hours. Don't be silly.