I am concerned about the future of runescape. Lots of young people play it because its cheap and they quickly move to World Of War craft once they've realised it's better in so many ways albeit obviously more expensive. My wife has worked in a variety of schools in various areas and the sadly the general opinion from the older teenagers is that runescape is for young children and W.o.w. is cool. Why is the new CEO spending time making small changes which will not affect the bottom line. For instance I am very pleased by some of his ingame improvements but would I have stopped playing the game because of it No. Would it have encouraged me to play the game in the first place - No. It is therefore effecting the future of runescape - No. So why is he spending so much time of this community stuff - does he think it's a popularity contest? Did Jages ask you to ask this question? Is that why he's demonstrating a new more colloquial and "informal" side of runescape communication? I believe the CEO should be ensuring the game is brilliantly and succinctly marketed to the target audience and that the game has as much draw as possible both initially in game and a continual draw throughout the game in order to ensure it's future - which is what I am interested in. This may sound harsh and not what the community would want to express, but as the leader in an organisation for a number of years now, I hate to watch his school boy errors.
