Omali

We've been receiving regular new content. And since when did Jagex have this history of false advertising to new players? And you just contradicted yourself. You said there hasn't been regular content, and then you say there has been, but it's been horrible. Also; Your interpretation of regular is every week. So it's not "regular" in your opinion, rather than "regular" in fact. The gravestones alone don't make the game safe. Yea, I loved walking around Falador World 2 trying to figure out what the legions of auto-typers were saying, then giving up and going on the boards so I could have someone ask me to meet them North of Edgeville for the trade. Irrelevant. Jagex as a business is foremost touted as a free to play with members benefits marketing strategy, that would be going entirely against the aim of Runescape, FunOrb, and upcoming Mechscape. You're comparing apples to Nostradamus. Except your opinion is wrong. It is? Then what are all these threads whining about how x-skills makes skilling slower? Which is a lot easier to ban for, and doesn't result in mass bots and mass credit fraud. Do you even pay attention to the talking points you spew? It's ok, it's just your fear of change talking. You know, like the old people who want email destroyed because snail-mail should continue to be the standard. Forget anything about innovation, you just want players to suffer. And I remember when wooden teeth and wigs was the norm for people who didn't brush or bathe. Stupid innovation. We come full circle back to your fear of change. Because you have nothing better to do than brood on something that happened 2 years ago. You're certainly not in-game enjoying it, and you at least haven't quit Tip.It. Can I borrow your rose tinted glasses? You'd be amazed, Pie, at how long something can go unnoticed and even falsely advocated, even by a company as big as Jagex.

You remind me of myself. In Darkfall, I killed AFK players on my Alfar character. Thanks to the full loot feature of the game, I got a lot of resources out of it. The answer to this thread can be summed up in one sentence: Angsty preteens. They think they're big men because the veil of anonymity that the internet offers. If there were more Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back moments (the end of the movie where they go around beating up all the people who trolled the movie based on them), there'd be less trolls.

Oh Canadian Smurf. You and your personal attacks wrecking any credibility you might've had. Internet super hero you are, coming to the defense of people who throw out random whining and then can't back up their statements. I guess we can sum up the thread as such: You murdered your credibility by comparing Jagex to the KGB. They're not a group of ruthless dictators, and as has been said, there's nothing keeping you here. If you think they're trying to control what people think and say, then you need to because you've passed the line of coherent, logical debate and hit the boundaries of the guy on the soapbox with the tinfoil hat screaming about how 9/11 was an inside job and Ronald Reagan was an alien.

You have to have a pretty poor computer (Desktop, laptops tend to drain batteries fast and only high end laptops are good for gaming) to not be able to handle HD, full screen or not. When it comes to MMOs, Everquest has higher requirements than Runescape, and that game is from 1999. As it turns out, computers need to be upgraded every few years. High Detail: 256 MB RAM, 1.5 GHz CPU, Nvidia GeForce3 or equivalent graphics card And those few inches don't really matter.

Merch clans need to when it comes to the way they operate, many of them by scamming and duping people into buying out items so they can profit while the people lose when the item crashes. I think I'm going to go into Zezima Joken (from the screenshot) to check out some Zezima Jokes. "Why did the Zezima cross the road?" "Dunno." "To get to the 99 sailing cape! "

Don't turn this thread into a freeloading session. What we need is a sequel to the red axe storyline.

Good. How about we play the game, rather than figure out how to exploit it to grind sum gud st0ff? Jagex can't do jack [bleep] without, like any other game, players looking for every manner with which to exploit it.

That "grammar doesn't matter because it's the internet" spiel is old and isn't valid. No one is going to take you seriously if you write in a manner that makes them want to strangle you. Also; Karvinen wins the thread. Awesome find.

The amount of income Jagex could receive from new members would be negated by the current members who would abuse it. There are only a few MMO's that have tried that, and they have a special title for those kinds of MMO's: "Defunct due to lack of funding"

I wish people would stop justifying rule breakers and cheaters by blaming Jagex. Durial shouldn't be banned when the game allowed him to kill all those players! Those players who maliciously glitched the penguins shouldn't be banned, it allowed them millions of xp in the course of 15 minutes! Scammers shouldn't be banned, the people they scam should be for being so stupid! Password scammers are just smarter than the people they scam, they shouldn't be banned! Stop saying it's ok to cheat because a glitch, an exploit, another player's gullibility, or an oversight in the system allows for it. That's not a valid excuse. "Sorry Officer, I stole the car because the doors were unlocked. It's really the car owner's fault, ya know?"

You must be very lucky. I regularly see the usual trio hanging around the abyssal mage when I do runecrafting.

These sudden bursts of justice don't happen, especially not in online games. There isn't going to be some player uprising against merchant clans, at least not an effective or noticeable one.

Insane as it sounds; there's a penalty for dying. There's an even stricter penalty for dying with quest/nontradeables. The point is that you're not supposed to die. The quest kit, in itself, is worthless, but not because it is dropped on death. It's 276k reward credit for a few items that take 30 seconds and totals a whole 1.4k, if you buy the bullseye lantern off the GE for max, worth of items.

I'm not sure about WoW but Maplestory makes their money off of selling players in-game items. Something I'm *really* glad Jagex doesn't do. If the price for that is ads on the main page, then so be it. Blizzard makes 172 million monthly in revenue from WoW alone, not to mention 40 bucks per ticket for Blizzcon every year, that sells out within minutes. They're not strapped for cash at all. You can't compare Blizzard to Jagex, financial-wise. That's like saying that normal guy shouldn't have any problem lifting that boulder. The crane did it just fine!

Revenants grouping has been in the game since they were introduced going on two years ago. I occasionally see a party of a revenant Ork, pyrefiend, and goblin near the abyss mage.

Lvl1. C- skill, needs moar rewards.

It's immature children like Guitar God that are the reason Jagex can't use words like "[wagon]" and "damn" in quests because of the response. Grow up.

System update!

It is competition, and it is rude. This is a game primarily where people compete for resources. Sharing spots just reduces your productivity.

Saying "you can't force me to talk to an admin" isn't a valid answer. It's prove you're there, or get kicked. And Illegal? Don't forget that the company owns your account, as is the case with jagex.

In Darkfall, an admin will check you before you're kicked from the server for AFK-training. If you're caught doing it again, you'll be banned temporarily (Usually a few hours to a few days). Caught again, and it's a permanent ban. No appeals. I'd like to see Jagex take this stance.

That's because, as you've stated, the GOAL is to meet people online. Runescape is not a place to meet the love of your life, especially when that love is a 10 year old boy or a greasy 40 year old pedophile. Looking for love in Runescape is like trawling around Chuck E Cheese for a date, whereas Match.com and Eharmony have a much better system for making sure children don't get in. That's because you'll never see your "love" on Runescape, as opposed to a dating site where you'll actually set up something in real life. I've never heard of anyone on Match.com or Eharmony getting duped by a boy pretending to be a girl, so there's no real comparison there. That's like equating eating out of a dumpster to a five star restaurant because, hey, five star restaurants have bad food every now and then. A Runescape-love is never a serious relationship. Chopping wood together and occasionally typing /kiss while calling each other babe doesn't constitute a relationship. I think the overall point is that Jagex doesn't want people using their service as a match.com/Eharmony, considering they made such solicitation against the rules a LONG time ago. It's against the rules to start relationships on Runescape, and I make a habit of reporting anyone who says "omg gf pl0x" or "need rich bf". What you described is a rarity. There are cases of people meeting in video games and living happily ever after, but those are once in a blue moon. Most of the time it boils down to a few people in WoW cybering, or a few people in Runescape going /kiss and calling each other babe before someone doesn't pay someone else extortionate amounts of geepees so they go find another bf/gf who is rich.

Funnisam's flow of ignorant tears short out the servers that backups are stored on. Rather than restart, everyone quits.

I don't think Chile would appreciate people just deciding to rename it after their Runescape avatars.

Yes.