Not to seem cliche, and re-state what has already been said countless times previous to this.. But, Jagex really complicated things more than they should have when they removed PvP and unbalanced trading from the game, just to fight off real world trading. Everything Jagex has done to act against rwt, and prevent it, has effected my game experience (negatively) more than any goldfarmer or macroer. I mean, I was never really bothered by rwt. I minded my own, and have been a loyal player since 2004, all for my own satisfaction - and I don't mind real world traders because, when I work for something I feel it has more value, and it means much more to me than just pixels, and makes the experience much more enjoyable. Instead of, if I used real world trading, the gp and items mean nothing to me because for a few bucks I could get another good 3m. That'd make the game hella boring and pointless. Because of that, and knowing that most players would agree with me that they wouldn't use real world trading because it impairs their own satisfaction and experience, back in the day, in 04 or 05, before Jagex's random attack on goldfarmers; I didn't know anyone ingame who actually used real world trading. I mean, every once in a while, I would see a group of level 3s with pickaxes all dressed the same with similar names (rsgf1, rsgf2, rsgf3, etc.) walking back and forth between varrock east bank and the rune essence mine portal. but, I didn't mind it. Jagex has created more problems with the whole rwt war, than they have solved. But since Mark Gerhard came in, situation seems promising.. I hope ..
