Great...Autoers doing randoms.

Read my note above it states some solutions.

Also, some people actually have a macro running their character, but they just surf the internet and check back every five minutes or whatever. So he could have seen Bob the Cat, turned off the macro, done the random, and then turned back on the macro.

Jagex could run a reverse macroing program. This would be a really good idea. What it does is it marks potential macroers and puts them into groups. Say the reqs are lvl 3-15 combat with one skill that is 50 lvls above the rest. Then the Jagex program marks the movements of the character. The program then looks for similiarities. If the person is truly playing, then their movements will be random, say maybe they will move 5 seconds after finishing a yew or 2 seconds or ten secons. An automated program will follow a set time, exactly three seconds after a yew is cut down, it will move. The program could be more complex and observe longer iterations in the characters movements. That is the key. The program will have to reset eventually even if it is set to run say 10 cycles, the 11th cycle will be exactly like the first. Once the program Jagex wrote observes this it instantly logs the character, and deletes the account. It has a 99.99999(this goes a long way if it is set up write)9999999% chance of being right (in fact in math we respresent it with an infinate series and say the limit is a value, which would be 100%). Of course some autoers would spend the time making a program that would have 1000 random clicks before repeating...but it would take them forever to create and most people would be too lazy and go on to something else.

There are so many things Jagex could do to stop macroing...but it is just to lucrative for them...sad.

I get the funny feeling that those aren't even macroers.
I mean you know how poor everybody is in China and they work for the minimum wage for those big corporations, I have a feeling that those are little kids trying to feed their family....

@Meese

Macroers don't rely on patterns any more, they all run optically via the minimap, ingame enviroment and character recognition.

@Krusk

That's *******, no one would quit just because the price of raw materials goes up.

@zvono

... -.-

There's some stupid morons at F2P Draynor Willows, I have my skiller there (Level 3 combat) and I chat to people and they always say "Macroer! Report Cooker Zaros for macroing!"

It annoys the hell out of me

And just because someone hasn't worked on their combat skills means nothing.

I have a friend who is lvl 6 but has most non combat skills above 50. So just because someone is below lvl 20 doesn't mean anyhting except that they haven't trained their combat skills.

that what i am talking about. Some people are sayin everone under lvl 20 sould be banned for being low combat but having a high lvl skill.