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The developers do in fact ban them, but the second they ban them a million more (so to speak) show up. It's a never ending battle. Just report and move on, they're not causing you any harm to be honest.
Enjoy em.
So they are left in peace, flooding boss drops, top hiscoring and eventually kill you in some pvp activity. :D
But on the other hand, before bots became as commonplace in this game, the average player had an incredibly difficult time getting a lot of resources that no one in their right mind would spend time collecting. Everything from vegetables in standing patches, flax, basic, low-level resources like copper, standard logs, shrimp, etc. was never in good supply, because your average player selling them could never ask for a high enough price to justify the time spent gathering that ♥♥♥♥ and your average player buying them would balk at paying ♥♥♥♥ tons of money for low level crap. Having bots farm that stuff is good for the average player since otherwise they were either have to play like an iron and get all their own stuff and a lot of entry level players would burn out.
Ultimately it has to be a balancing act between having the game overrun with bots and having it be too hard for the average player to train skills early on.
The way Jagex has been focusing on bots recently is trying to make it so the bots don't flood low level intro areas like Lumbridge so new players get some experience with the game and understand a little better why they exist by the time they encounter them en-masse. I think its a good strategy so long as it doesn't prevent the supplies of low level consumables from staying high.
Its just sad, DEI.
this has absolutely nothing to do with DEI and if you're against it you're playing the wrong game and should just quit now.
Hopefully jagex is bigger then EA.
Worlds slowly waking up.
Makes you stand out like sore thumbs.
Lol yeepp