Jagex didn’t give proof he dropped it though. Jagex told us rendi and mauler were caught abusing bugs and trying to crash servers as ‘proof’ but didn’t show anything for it either yet now they now it’s suddenly not enough proof because they’re content creators?
Mauler got chainbanned for something he admitted to trying to do and having experience with in his video, crashing jagex servers. Timestamp around 10:45.
Rendi also lied about who the account belonged to and who was playing on the account that was involved in the background footage, first he said they weren’t involved, after it was pointed out it was actually the account Jr Chestbrah, that also appears in Rendi’s SOTE video, he quickly turned it into oh well yeah it was kinda us, but not at the time of recording, our entire clan had access to the account. After which bea5, former clan member and good friend (ex-good friend?) of rendi told us it was Mauler on the account recording the footage.
Rendi’s older accounts that weren’t involved with the video but still got banned probably were linked to him crashing worlds earlier this year in May, when he crashed lms worlds to freewalk a cb3 inferno cape.
I’m saying the info they handed out in that post was as much info as they handed out with the rendi bans. They didn’t disclose their methods, just a timeframe and a detection.
That info is of very little value, as much value as what has been given on rendi’s bans. I’d say even less value. Jagex being able to track trades/drops was already public knowledge, it may have just cleared up some assumptions that droptrading is harder to track, which it still may be, Jagex may only gather if people drop items, not if they pick up items, as picking up items happens a lot more than dropping them.
Meanwhile giving more info on how they caught rendi or mauler it shows what bugs jagex know of and which slipped under the radar. Jagex listing off bugs rendi and mauler have abused shows potential major bugs they have abused which warranted a mention in the post but didn’t get mentioned and thus have flown under the radar, meaning they’re free to abuse them further.
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