Zerker_Jane

Why are you killing red dragons?

How would this work? Same way google does it. First step is to synchronise the app and your account. Then both the jagex servers and your app generate identical key codes valid for about 30 seconds at a time and keep doing this indefinitely. When you log-in it'll ask for the key code. Short of being an insanely lucky sob to guess the right code out of the possible millions or hacking jagex servers, grabbing the data and decoding it all before the code expires there is no way to get in unless you have the phone app to show you the current code. Ah I see, I could've used that a few months ago >.>.

How would this work?

You can't make the assumption that all US players come from metropolitan areas though. Well I guess you could but it would be horribly wrong. The US players with the ability to play Runescape typically don't come from the third world parts of the US. Again you're making assumptions - and borderline offensive ones at that - considering you could play RS reliably even with a satellite internet connection which is available in rural areas of the country where DSL isn't an option. I actually live a few miles away from an area like that in Pennsylvania. Not assumptions, presumptions.

You can't make the assumption that all US players come from metropolitan areas though. Well I guess you could but it would be horribly wrong. The US players with the ability to play Runescape typically don't come from the third world parts of the US.

What I meant is I wouldn't expect too many cellphones in the swamps of Louisiana, but in New York city I would expect a lot of them.

I was talking about first world countries mainly, in the first world parts of America most of them have cellphones.

I thought not having facebook was bad, what kind of recluse doesn't have a cellphone in 2012? It wouldn't be unfair for Jagex to make the assumption that most do.

"Now it costs $0.20 to access your account information, ultra secure"

I'm guessing you failed maths?

No, I'm still getting spammed by SOF.

Well try to see it from the perspective of Jagex. What makes more money, making the game a better experience for people or adding update afterupdateto SOF and SGS?

How is this any different than squeel of fortune? They get to call it gambling instead of RWT

Haha no kidding.

It doesn't look too bad, it's just that the old dfs was so badass. And they completely molested rune armour.

$2 gets you a spin on the runescape roulette. Win armour and gold!

Definitely Obama 2012

How many people actually take that advantage? I'm guessing not many. But at least one or two will, and more will in the future. It comes down to the idea of the integrity of your achievements; if someone else can just buy it, what's the point. How does SOF give you 800k xp/hour in agility specifically?

Haha I actually forgot how annoying random events once were. And they were like every 40 minutes too. I guess the gravedigger and maze aren't so bad in comparison.

They also said real life wealth would never affect your gameplay. Look how that turned out. Oh, come on. Why do you got to be so negative :/ ? Certainly there have been broken promises. But at least give them a chance. I don't think they're so incredibly stupid they will actually start selling in-game advantages. Even though they're certainly not far from it now, this post have at least restored some of my faith in Jagex. Let's all hope they keep these promises now. Such a long time player like you, Den, should hope for this. Just as much as myself that too have been around for some years now. I'm a tad confused by this bit. "I don't think they're so incredibly stupid they will actually start selling in-game advantages." Really? Did SoF skip your memory, or does 800k/hr agility not count as an ingame advantage in your book? Wa?

Go away Kimberly.

I think they should take a page out of LoL's book and make the solomon/sof stuff available to everyone but through a slower way or after a certain amount of time has passed. Eg. you get points for doing stuff like gaining xp, playing minigames, killing bosses, or whatever. And then you can spend them on what you want. Or after a year has passed, the items become free and everyone can get them. Or after a year has passed they are added to loyalty shop, etc. The current system is way too extreme considering we're already paying monthly. I mean, really. But doesn't the stuff in LoL give actual gameplay advantages? That would probably be why they're also available to non-payers, albeit harder to obtain. Runescape's microtransactions are only cosmetic, and don't affect gameplay, therefore there's no real reason to allow everyone to get them for free. Good point, no reason to only restrict them to payers though. We all pay for membership we should be entitled to everything.

another wipe wont help, they need to find a long term fix, if you dont remember when the bot nuke was made, there were no bots! but then a 2 weeks later they were back.. You want the impossible. The difficult, not the impossible.

Ok then. A *significant amount* of updates and/or features related to the wilderness focus on creating risk for skillers which directly benefit pkers. A direct contradiction of your previous statement, but correct.

I agree, revs were a complete joke, the best of them would splash constantly on my 45 defence with some D-hide slapped on. I can imagine it would be annoying to have those wildy-based activities returned to the difficulty Jagex originally envisioned for them.