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ogosooo

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  1. This really doesn't affect me at all. I always thought of merchanting as an absolutely pathetic way of making money, considering the low amount of people buying high on some things today. It isn't impossible to make money other ways.... :roll:
  2. I disagree with this article. It states, "They should hire more staff". However, remember that runescape has over 100 million players, and Jagex will never have that many testers. So it is highly likely that players will discover some glitches. Jagex may also rethink their decisions, so not all the things they change were "bugs" in the past. I completely agree with the fact that Jagex deleted the GWD safespots. If the safespots were kept, think of how easy the godsword would be to get. Then, why would it be worth it to kill the generals? What fun would runescape be without a challenge? I don't think Jagex has "nerfed" anything. At the end of the article it states, "Players are banned who have really done nothing wrong and they come out guns blazing, trying to hurt JAGEX.". Well it's the players fault that they "come out with their guns blazing". A ban doesn't have to be permanent, as long as you didn't do anything wrong. It also seems that the writer of the article is "coming out with their guns blazing" as do most people when Jagex makes any kind of update.

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