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I'm gonna follow this thread, I'd really like to see it.
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It still feels like the 200mst post doesn't it?
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I just got banned from the RuneScape official forums, I haven't received any evidence at all, I asked a bit around the RWT rule and suddenly I got banned.
I think a F-mod did it.
Anyway, there's nothing confident between Jagex and me yet so I can post about it here luckely.
They are completely getting nuts, also someone else who posted things to help me was banned after a few posts as well.
She received her latest warning when she told facts about the past and got banned after posting this:
"Joey D doesn't even know about the history of the game, RuneScape has been created and later on the Gower brothers decided to make their own compagnie around it called Jagex.
Because of that, RuneScape existed before Jagex did."
Can you get banned for that?
Oh lol I just heard "Advocating Real World Trading. " is also against the rules, didn't know that, can't find it in the rules of conduct, anyone else?
Oh, I feel even more sorry for someone I won't name who tried to protect me.
There hasn't even been given a reason to her why she's banned, she just got told to highlight a mod where she disagrees with.
Then were must she highlight for?
She already stated it's impossible to highlight a F-mod and F-mods do abuse that.
The only reasons F-mods could be highlighted for are:
Flaming
Ignoring Forum Specific Rules
Scamming and staff impersonation
Encouraging others to break the rules
Scam/hack websites (malicious intent)
Real-life issues / breaking real-world laws
sharing or requesting personal information
Seriously offensive or threatening language
So no, wrongly hide a post or anything like that whatsoever.
They could even ask for your password and still get away with it.
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With a bit of luck in updates he might be be able to do it before the end of the world!
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Why did TIp.it ban Royhax? :S
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Oke, so:
The money pouche is full, so the money goes in inventory, but the inventory is now suddenly also full because he took his shield of during a match (witch is pretty unusual) so the money goes on the ground.
Jagex probably wrote their Javacode in such a way that when the money pouche is full the gp's get in the inventory and when the inventory is full, without gp's in it goes on the ground.
So you get one pile of money on the ground because the pouche and the inventory is full and one pile of cash on the ground because the inventory is full, so in the end you got 2 max piles of cash on the ground and 0 in your inventory.
This is also why he trades it away again that fast.
So basically you can only find this out if you have 2 maxed cash piles, something only (I guess) about 5000 accounts in whole RS have and all of them high lvl).
This is also why it probably took so long to find this bug because 2 unusual things happen:
1: Who's going to take some armour off in a fight
2: Who got 2 max piles of cash and still fight on
It probably already exists since the money pouche existed
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Just found this back from a long long time ago:
We would like to remind our users that buying/selling RuneScape accounts is not allowed, and that buying/selling RuneScape items for real money outside of the game is also not allowed.
We did once consider selling runescape money and items in an online shop on our own site for real cash. However we decided to sacrifice that extra revenue for the good of the game, since we felt it would devalue hard-working players achievements if another player could then just buy their way past them. We don't want rich players to be able to simply buy their way to the top. This is clearly not how the game is meant to be played.
And this:
We would like to make everyone aware that we have added Rule 12 to our rules.
This rule says that:
'RuneScape items must only be exchanged for other items/services within the game. Exchanging RuneScape items for real-life money or other real-life benefits is not allowed.'
This is not a new rule - it has always been part of the terms and conditions that every player agrees to when creating their account. However, we felt that this needed to be made absolutely clear, so it is now also part of our rules.
The reason for this is simple - We want RuneScape to be a game where everyone has the same chance regardless of their wealth in real-life.
This is also the reason we don't sell RuneScape items for cash on our own website. Even though we could make extra money in this way. We don't think it's fair or even fun if players can just buy their way to the top!
Is that from a few years back or have they forgotten about the Squeal of Fortune overnight?
It's from many years back, but for me it's still the way it should have been ;).
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There is something very interesting we can learn from this. Jagex has/had almost no way to effectively monitor for RWT or anomalous GP gains. Accounts should have been monitored for any of the following:
- Picking up large amounts of GP from the ground (good old fashion drop trade RWT)
- Giving away large amounts of GP without significant PVM drops, magic exp gains, or GE sales/trades (this covers the main ways of GP income)
- Strangely high number of interactions with a non-common aspect of the game (not skill related, travel related, inter-mini-game related)
The fact that Jagex can't even manage to have basic bug-detection sent what little belief I had left in the company straight through the floor. Before the mandatory "then why don't you do it better" post, this is what I do every single day, tracking and monitoring account and transaction data for anomalies and fraud attempts.
And that while it's so easy to create...
Reportuser or lockaccount If
(bankvalue + inventoryvalue + moneypouche) gained over X gp's and tripled within 12 hours.
(along the Grand Exchange prices compared to 24 hours ago).
X gp's could be like 50M
It's allmost impossible to go from 50M to 150M withing 12 hours even from 17M to 50M would be very hard.
Even if you're a staker it won't be easy.
On the other side, maybe it's hard for Jagex because of that 2.147M thing.
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Just found this back from a long long time ago:
We would like to remind our users that buying/selling RuneScape accounts is not allowed, and that buying/selling RuneScape items for real money outside of the game is also not allowed.
We did once consider selling runescape money and items in an online shop on our own site for real cash. However we decided to sacrifice that extra revenue for the good of the game, since we felt it would devalue hard-working players achievements if another player could then just buy their way past them. We don't want rich players to be able to simply buy their way to the top. This is clearly not how the game is meant to be played.
And this:
We would like to make everyone aware that we have added Rule 12 to our rules.
This rule says that:
'RuneScape items must only be exchanged for other items/services within the game. Exchanging RuneScape items for real-life money or other real-life benefits is not allowed.'
This is not a new rule - it has always been part of the terms and conditions that every player agrees to when creating their account. However, we felt that this needed to be made absolutely clear, so it is now also part of our rules.
The reason for this is simple - We want RuneScape to be a game where everyone has the same chance regardless of their wealth in real-life.
This is also the reason we don't sell RuneScape items for cash on our own website. Even though we could make extra money in this way. We don't think it's fair or even fun if players can just buy their way to the top!
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And what about experience lamps?
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How long ago did the Squeel of Fortune came?
Oh wait, that must be it...
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Maybe a weird question, but what kind of person does actually still look television?
Barely any and the ones who do are often 40+.
The computerworld and the televisionworld are completely different things.
It won't happen a lot that people that look telly actually go to their comp and look up whatever is advertised on the telly.
Jagex could better give free footballs around footballclubs or schools with www.runescape.com on it.
Or table tennis batches or whatever.
Holiday is coming and so is the European Championships of football, so it costs a lot less, even if the campain fails you still make schools and clubs happy and it's way faster getting famous.
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Years ago they had a Dutch advert as well.
I don't really like adverts, but I guess they do help Jagex.
I hope Jagex show the real facts.
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I think Vault is the guy you need.
Or Andrew, he could do it as well.
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thread created 3 April and yup I think it was temporarily removed, or never at all, but a simple mistake.
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I saw the future a lot lot lot earlier:
http://forum.tip.it/topic/309373-investors-ruin-runescape/
Now look at the posts of others in that thread, even some tip.it moderators or similar high functions.
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it would Not surprise me at all that the biggest spin buyers are also the biggest gold buyers.
Got that backwards sorta, IMO biggest Spin buyers are the biggest gold sellers.
Like has been shown the people who have already spent $2,000+ in spins all are stakers
Wow, do you have any proof of someone who had spent over 2000 dollars in just spins?
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So Jagex claims that they want us to pay for something that's worth nothing?
This is so rude...
What's your child worth?
It's priceless isn't it? Well in that case it doesn't matter if I take it away from you does it?
I so hate this theoretical bu llshit Jagex is coming with now.
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It's called fun indeed, if you work 2 days at a shop you got 200 euros, if you spent them on the SOF you got about... I don't know, 8M xp (where from 4M in slow to train skills)?
This is probably a lot more effective as actually playing, now what are you goïng to do, playing or working at the shop?
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*Oh no, now I lost my special prices from the SOF :o!*
Joke ;)!
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The rules changed from:
=================The Old Rules on Real-World Trading
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What is real-world trading ?
Real-world trading is the term used for the real-world purchase of services with the intention of advancing your Jagex character. This includes, but is not limited to: purchasing gold or items in Runescape, buying a Runescape account as well as paying someone to increase your account** experience(XP) in a skill or for them to complete quests and activates on your behalf.
Why do we have this rule ?
We have this rule for two reasons:
1. We dont want players to be able to buy their way to success in Runescape. If we let players start doing this, it devalues Runescape for others. We feel your status in real-life shouldnt affect your ability to be successful in Runescape.
2. Often when players sell items in Runescape for real cash, the items are actually stolen. When a player purchases a Runescape account, there is a high probability that the account may have been stolen. Stolen accounts will always be returned to the original owner.
Into:
=======================The New Rules on Real-World trading
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What is real-world trading?
Real-world trading is the term used for activities which occur outside of the game environment which result in the real-world sale or purchase of items, gp or services with the intention of supplying or advancing a Jagex in-game character other than by the means which are incorporated into the game.
This includes, but is not limited to: purchasing gold or items for RuneScape on 3rd party websites, buying a RuneScape account on 3rd party websites, paying someone to increase your account's experience (XP) and paying someone to complete quests and activities on your behalf.
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Why do we have this rule?
Nobody has our permission to sell RuneScape accounts or any RuneScape related virtual in-game item. All RuneScape accounts and virtual items are the property of Jagex Ltd and players are only granted a limited, revocable permission to use accounts and virtual items.
The activities of people obtaining items with the intent of selling them, often involves cheating practices such as using macro scripts (botting).
When a player purchases an existing RuneScape account, there is a high probability that the account may have been stolen. Stolen accounts will always be returned to the original owner.
For another player to use your game character they will require access to your account. This means your security becomes compromised and the account as well as the virtual items on the account, are then likely to be sold on to a third party.
When items in RuneScape are not supplied by Jagex Ltd., the items are often taken from the stolen accounts of innocent players.
Any attempt to real world trade is a serious breach of a players agreement with Jagex. Jagex does not recognise any attempted transfer of accounts or virtual items outside of the game environment.
Well, for me, the most unreliable RWTer out there is Jagex themselves, by most players, their way of RWTing is even called gambling isn't it?
But ok, maybe it's just me ;), last time I checked over 20% of the players liked 2012 the most of all years ever.
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Andrew would be rich enough :P!
I was just thinking:
Maybe Gertjaars will come back now! :o
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Are tickets tradeble?
New Top 250 F2P Skill Total List
in General Discussion
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Haven't been here in ages, where can I find the list of names of nowadays and what should I do if I know a pure F2p player that is lvl 1300+ but isn't in the list?