Account Age and Privileges (Possible Trade Embargo Solution)

[bladeswin]

I think that it is easier this way. But I also think that there should be a system of demerits and checks so that the amount you can trade fluctuates if you do something wrong. I also think that if the person has been on your friends list for over a year, then you should be able to have unrestricted trade with them. But that will never happen.

[Nuclear_man2]

ya unless someone can figure out a way that has a 100% success rate like jagex's method (though i think 100k would be a better cap them 30k) then jagex will most likely not accept it, so in other words figure out a way regular players could give 1M gp away and not allow RWTs to get it.

[ember3579]

I'd think that it would be more fair to instead have it to where you get points for each month you have been playing, with black marks factored in. Everyone starts out at 0, and if you stay clean for 2 years in f2p (1 in mem, since they get double the points a f2p gets per month), then the trading restrictions don't apply to you. The trading restrictions become more lenient with the number of points you get. You lose points by breaking rules. This is about as fair as it gets, for all involved, and will also keep players from leaving. Everyone wins! \ :thumbsup:

[Zaaps1]

Maybe add tha blackmarks decrease the amount you can trade? Someone who has been playing for 1 year with 9 Black Marks isn't my idea of trustworthy.

[TeamBloody]

I think this is a pretty cool idea rather than that qp limit.. Thats just a way to do further discrimination on F2p....

 

 

 

I support!!

[Fredz]

I don't understand the logic of this topic.

 

 

 

What would stop a bot/realWorldTrader/etc from just farming accounts today so they could be used next year?

 

 

 

 

 

The whole idea is that jagex can lax down their anti bot/rwt division and use more manpower on actual updates.

 

 

 

This idea makes them reverse that effort and must use as much power as before on stopping rule breakers.

 

 

 

 

 

I must say you are naive if you think that real world traders are just level 3's cutting yews with short lived accounts.

 

 

 

The movie that was filmed in a sweetshop that had 5 level 126' accounts is a proof that should not be ignored. For one.