danzo

Okay, I understand, thank you.

For what you were trying to do, it's best to have the classes in the same package e.g. package com.test; import java.util.Scanner; public class Test { void outputvars(){ System.out.println("input"); Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); String inp = input.nextLine(); System.out.println("tet"+inp); } protected void returna(){ return inp; } } then: package com.test; public class Testing { public static void main(String[] args) { Test testout = new Test(); testout.outputvars(); String lol = testout.returna(); System.out.println(lol); } }

I acknowledge your points and I have no answer in those cases. However, in this case - and I quote Mod Mark H - "As soon as we became aware of the situation we acted quickly banning the hijacker's accounts as well as removing any items & wealth stolen. " - which means they had the information they needed to return the items. There would be no duping in this case. But instead of returning them, they removed them forever. If Mod Mark H had hidden behind "terms of service" then that would be different. But he didn't - he wrapped himself in the code of law. The victim in question should have recourse to recover those items from Jagex if Jagex is going to use that same law to seize them from the hijacker. Items taken as a result of hacking can't be stolen when it is convenient for Jagex and not stolen when it isn't. I agree completely. If Jagex doesn't reconsider, I think that Chessy018 should sue Jagex over this. Early discussions on the matter estimated her bank to be worth well over $100,000 in real life cash. Although I agree with Jagex's policy against RWT, I think the prevailing black market rates give at least a minimum figure of those items' value to her. It's true that Jagex doesn't have the manpower to investigate all claimed cases of item loss, and though unfair even in general, in aggregate their existing policy provides the most benefit to the most players. This is considering how many fewer updates, etc, we'd get if they were expending so much manpower on lost item claims. However that general situation doesn't hold true for this specific case, as stated, because they already used the manpower to resolve a high-profile case, so no additional resource expenditure is needed to return Chessy's items. This is like the police having a policy where they can't reimburse everyone for stolen property, since in many cases the property can't be found or the perpetrators can't be tracked down. However, in this specific case, they caught the thieves, have the goods in a pile at the police station, and when Chessy shows up asking for the items, they instead set them on fire while informing her they can't be bothered to return stolen property. The magnitude of the unfairness here is unbelievable. Ah but if you read the tos, Jagex state all accounts and items belong to them.

Hi guys. I'm a new Java programmer and I've just recently written a ping pong game based off something I found. I know it's not that great but I'd like to share it here for a bit of help. I need some ideas on how to improve it because I'm stuck with ways to do so. The source code can be found here: http://uppit.com/hy68wkt1dtxe/source.zip I'd just like some feedback on what you thought was good and what improvements I could make because I've seen the good suggestions that people from here come out with for RuneScape! Thank you, and enjoy playing!

Jagex already have an engine to develop it from, plus they are also developing Stellar Dawn - which will probably have some similar elements to a transformers MMO. I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to dump stellar dawn.

I've also gotten more effigies lately, although it's far too early to make any kind of developed, educated opinion. People need to give things like this more time before the flood of rants come in. Me too. I've gotten a few more effigies - however like you said we need to give it much more time.