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Working toward 'em now. ;).

Already play RuneScape with Wii remotes. Makes it very fun, actually... Until you get used to it, then it's no different then playing RuneScape with a keyboard and mouse except a bit easier.

The game's less fun with infinite money, trust me. Seconded. I had to quit for a few months after I realized that. I've given away my bank several times... Each time I get to about 25-30B from staking (Making about 1B a day), I get bored as hell and feel like I've no reason to play. So my friends get rich 'cause I no risk stake them (No risk on their part, but if they beat me they win big), I go back down to 500M or so and do it again. My corping friends who've gotten Divines and Elysians often start to play less because they lack motivation with so much money. Several of them have out-right quit as well. Like someone said... It's good for the initial, "Woot! Think I'll level prayer, herblore, crafting and [cabbage]!" But gets very old, very fast. You lose the excitement of most things in the game. Getting an Armadyl Hilt and other previously awesome drop then become, "Meh." I got more excited over my Visage drop then my Divine because I'd never gotten one before. Lol.

There's no more motivation to play when you can buy anything you want... Part of the reason I only play a few minutes each week now. >.<

The game's less fun with infinite money, trust me.

Mod edit: removed some spam posts! :) IKR. First I read it... Then read it again... And again... Then thought, "This guy can't really be serious!" What, are they just waiting to ban him? Collecting a giant list of names (Which is like 3 for Jagex), and then ban them all at once? Lolol, some people on TIF just trip me out.

This isn't even against the law (Although I believe China made goldfarming illegal) Regarding hacking/recovering: Misuse of Computer act(s). Regarding gold farming and rwting: Sale of property that belongs to JaGex Ltd. Tax evasion. Regarding botting: Certain copyright laws. Tortorous interference laws (I think?) Hacking/recovering IS against the law. Real World trading is not and obviously not reporting the income you get and pay taxes on it is against the law :P but that isnt inherrently part of RWTing only idiots who choose not to report their income. Terms of Service rules have virtually no effect in courts. Botting does not break any laws. Cheating in a game isnt illegal. Even the kids who server crashed didnt break any real world laws as they did it entirely through flaws in the game (rather then outside programs). Not to mention they can just as easily say, "We didn't sell the gold. We sold them our time and resources to collect it." /case.

Anybody wanna start a business? ...that teaches kids to stay in school, don't do drugs, and practice safe sex... Of course. What were you thinking?

Credit card issues were so 2007. And they're talking about legal fees? Um... For what exactly? The once or twice a decade they take a bot site to court to force them to change their name? Lmao.

What about families where two family members use a shared PC? And to the pictures a few posts above, yes that's bad, but I have seen far far worse. Only a few of those PCs running a good 10-20 bots each could pay one J-Mod's wages. Yep, they're losing moneys.

GF phats, spirit shields, and rares. Lol.

Source: http://services.runescape.com/m=news/c=fcMECKNy9Jg/save-15-on-the-price-of-membership

Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of... I don't know... Every game on the planet?

And yet they consider items that give a fraction of that bonus to be worthwhile. What. I think he meant to say: ...RWT companies create the bots, pay membership for their thousands of P2P bots, bot the game at the expense of players and keep the cash... But we still get their subscription money. Funny how they left that part out. Musta forgot I guess. Why do they continue to pretend that botting does anything but make their wallets swell?

Can I challenge that? ;).

Sounds totally realistic. Should be any day now. Yup. Practically no bots.

Good luck hacking those lol Saving passwords is the best safety feature people have - there is no way to "hack" those saved passwords, or decrypt them. Please wicked_, sound less like a script kiddie and learn to program properly before making these statements with an "authority". Mk, my last post seemed to have vanished. Perhaps before calling me a script kiddie, you should check out my About Me page. And to say that saving passwords is the best safety feature? Really? Perhaps you out to check out the software I pointed out that can retrieve and decrypt the saved passwords of any infected computer at the click of a button. And DD, me and you both know innocent people's computers are compromised daily. Take my example that happened 2 - 3 months ago. I had 3 e-mail accounts all linked together. One of these e-mails actually used for my Facebook. One of my e-mails had the security question: Mother's birthplace? Well, I live in Windsor, so where do you think she was born? An easy steal. They got all 3 of my e-mails and took my Facebook for a day. Had my Facebook been linked to my RuneScape, it's be gone to.

I just did it myself. It does store your RuneScape username and password into your browser. So you could take their RuneScape account simply by taking their Facebook account, or simply retrieve the saved password for RuneScape from their browser. The difference between this and any other website is this: Say my Tip.It password was abc123. Okay, I may have the same password for RuneScape. That's a shot. But with this Facebook login, if you get their Facebook password, all you have to do is log into their Facebook and click, "Login with Facebook".

What's bad about the Facebook login is that it's a massive security issue. Without Facebook, no where will RuneScape ask, "Save Password?" to shorten logging in. Now, if someone has their Facebook set to automatically log them in or "Remember Me," you can retrieve the stored username and password from their browser. It's incredibly easy to get and decrypt saved passwords into Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. Programs like MeTuS Delphi (software commonly used to DDoS, although not made for that purpose) come to mind.