Yay0siris

usually those ads are reflected upon what the user browses on their internet. so you must have been on a cheating website.

wrong! zezima is the iconic image of RS. When he went inactive, RS just went downhill. If someone must be blamed, it must be Zezima.

if it was like rs id play

tl;dr you suck

GOOOOOOOOOO SUOMI!

something to pass the time when im not working. i live in alberta and it gets -56 here so i don't leave the house in the winter.

it was only a few days ago he got 3b exp, now hes almost 3.1b !!

What I'm trying to say is if all 200,000 players online were legit players, then the problem would still exist of there being over crowding. IF you eliminated all the bots, there would be 200,000-x amount of players, X being the number of bots. I don't know for sure how many bots make up the online players at any given time, but it would cause runescape to go down an even more downhill slope because there would be a significant less amount of players online. In order for a game to flourish, it needs a lot of paying subscribers, not a cult following like Rsc has at the moment. Let us pretend that for one moment that jagex ceased all bots and they were replaced with legitimate players. What problems do we still have within the runescape community? There's a numerous amount of problems. I believe Jagex needs to work at correcting these problems and runescape will drastically improve and whilst doing this, continue to work on implementing a feature(S) to make botting harder/impossible without making it harder for the legitimate community, whether it be a coding thing or more difficult random events, maybe randomly generated questions that need to be answered whenever your fatigue reaches 100% or else you can't gain XP/resources (yes, reintroduce the fatigue system). But for the time being, stop bashing jagex and take a more modest approach. Jagex is well aware of the botting issues. Play in higher skill total worlds and you will not see as many bots.

Jagex is kind enough to offer a service to those who wish to use it. It's up to the consumer whether or not they wish to pay for the services. If you're not happy with the customer service or product, then move onto the next one. We live in a world where not everyone is going to share the same opinion. Moral of the story? You can't please everybody. Let me put Jiblix's situation into a different context. Jiblix works at customer service for a grocery store. The grocery store was advertising a product on sale but sold out. A customer approaches Jiblix upset about this and Jiblix says to the customer, "Yeah this grocery store is undeserving of your business, try the grocery store down the road." The manager hears this comment from a distance and fires Jiblix. Seems fair to me. I'm not here to defend Jagex for every dissatisfying action they make, I'm simply trying to ask people to look at it from their point of view. Imagine working for a company that caters to 100's of thousands of users with different interests, opinions, life experiences, etc etc. Each user is different, each user has a like and dislike. Just because something bothers you doesn't mean the next 100 people in line don't approve of the update. And the botting issue..well.. it's the biggest issue and most controversial one at that. It's obvious Jagex is doing something about it. We see accounts banned, XP rolled back, websites being closed, everyday. But like any war, there will be people fighting back, finding new ways to infiltrate the system. Is it Jagex's fault that they release an update and people would rather choose their time to exploit bugs etc then actually enjoy the update? People get so upset over a bot taking their spot. Imagine if the botter was an actual person, would there be a difference? The same character would still be performing the same task. Nothing would change expect the fact that instead of a bot operating the account, a person would be. If anything it's the players who choose to manipulate prices who ruin the game. They are an indirect reason as to why people need to bot just to be able to keep up with the people who choose to stand around ge all day and merch, or roll dice, or play 12 hours a day to legitimately get enough gp to afford a rare item. I don't care about Rs, but I know if I did I sure as hell wouldn't waste half my life to have to keep up with the economy - heck, i'd bot too.

it makes me question the intelligence of runescapes players if they truly believe jagex is only interested in short-term profit. Yes, jagex is a company that is focused on profits. Key word being company. They are not a non profit organization. It costs money to pay employees, to run servers, to host events, to pay for the buildings utilities etc. The more Runescape expands, the more money is needed to keep Runescape running, the more money Jagex needs. If you don't like a certain update, don't do it. If your training spot is invaded by bots, find a new one. If you truly are sick of RS and believe it will never bounce back, then quit. Jiblix was de-modded for a reason, and a damn good one. No CEO wants to hear about an employee shining negative light on their own company. I don't go to work and talk about how this and that is wrong. Obviously the company is aware of the bots, you don't think the 100 threads that appear on the RSOF make an impact? It takes time to fix things, it cost money to implement new technology. Muting spam bots is pointless since they will be back in 5 minutes. It is a waste of resources to have a Jmod sit at the GE in every world and ban bots. Jagex is going after the main source of botting - the websites. Theres nearly 200k+ accounts logged in at anytime, that's a lot of people to keep track of. Jagex offers worlds for x-amount of QP and Skill total, play in those and you won't see the endless amount of level 3 spam bots or accounts with only 1 level 99 botting a spot.

i think if i had a full set of rune and a hatchet and pickaxe i'd give rsc a go.

bout 10-20 after the hype dies off

actually its 50m but okay you can assume only 5 people in the game have got more then 10 mill in a day.

Yeah he did astird

I think elias gained 1b exp

No offence but i could have read half the topics in general discussion and got the same outcome regarding the quitting article. I realize most topics are exhausted but at least choose original pieces to be featured on tip.it

jagex should release one more skill, stop expanding rs any further, find a way to once and for all kill bots and rwt, and start developing rs3.

Tezz is the true master of combat

It feels like yesterday he wasnt even maxed

looking at suomis stats, i feel he could get 5b exp by late next year.

on topic: s u o m i is pooing on the competition this weekend. according to runetracker he already gained 60m exp this bxpw.

that's to efficient. more likely a fire made of lawlgs.

i think to be remembered as the first person to 99 in a skill is worth it

best thing for that is to horde effigies when a new skill is announced. when the skill is released, train it enough until effigies becomes valuable enough to use then dump them all. tada, #1 in the skill.