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How much internet dowload or wateva does runescap use?

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Hey,

 

Ok. My familys internet has a 4gb monthly download limit or wateva... somehow ive used 3/9cb of it in 1 and a half weeks...

 

 

 

So my dads blocked runescpe till it restets...

 

Anyone know how much internet usage runscape uses?

 

 

 

PS i know quite abit about computers and stuff but not internet lol...

You only download the applet once i believe.

 

Someone is defenitly gonna prove me wrong though :P

I'm not sure how much bandwidth Runescape uses, but I highly doubt it'd be anything over 100MB a month. Is anyone downloading files via bit torrent, limewire, etc? That can really add up. If not, do you have a wireless connection? If so, it may not be encrypted and someone is mooching off your wireless signal, and you have to pay.

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I'm not sure how much bandwidth Runescape uses, but I highly doubt it'd be anything over 100MB a month. Is anyone downloading files via bit torrent, limewire, etc? That can really add up. If not, do you have a wireless connection? If so, it may not be encrypted and someone is mooching off your wireless signal, and you have to pay.

 

 

 

i think i know where it all went lol... it wasnt runescape.. but will playing runescape use the rest of my 100mb up?

You only download when Runescape updates, and that typically is in the low megabytes. In short, Runescape is NOT responsible for your bandwidth usage.

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k thanks guys... i didnt think it was runescape that used it all up... hopefully ill be able to convince parents to let me back on lol

unlike everyone else here, i seem to believe the opposite.

 

Though not 4GB/Months, Runescape does seem to use more DL then the few MB every update.

 

Before i got a better plan we were stuck on 400MB/Month. We (by that i mean me playing this) downloaded about 600MB a month.

 

So i estimate Runescape (playing about 2 hours a day average) uses 300MB a month.

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unlike everyone else here, i seem to believe the opposite.

 

Though not 4GB/Months, Runescape does seem to use more DL then the few MB every update.

 

Before i got a better plan we were stuck on 400MB/Month. We (by that i mean me playing this) downloaded about 600MB a month.

 

So i estimate Runscape (playing about 2 hours a day average) uses 300MB a month.

 

 

 

interesting... its probly not just runescpe but also utube if u use that for guides, and all the sites to help with runescape (aka this). I dont only use my computer for runescpe lol.

 

SO does runescpe use any 'bandwidth'(if thats right :P) while your just playing or is it just the updates?

Ofcourse it uses bandwith. All data sent and received over the internet uses Bandwith, I can't believe you guys only think it's the updates.

 

Yes, the updates use some bandwith, but all chat ingame also use bandwith. Every action you do gets sent to the servers, although this data is very, very small, it adds up after a while.

 

In short: (almost?) everything you do on Runescape gets sent to the RS servers, and brings you back data. So yes, Runescape does use bandwith, but I'm not sure how much exactly. I could test it, but I don't have any programs installed atm.

unlike everyone else here, i seem to believe the opposite.

 

Though not 4GB/Months, Runescape does seem to use more DL then the few MB every update.

 

Before i got a better plan we were stuck on 400MB/Month. We (by that i mean me playing this) downloaded about 600MB a month.

 

So i estimate Runescape (playing about 2 hours a day average) uses 300MB a month.

 

 

 

Runescape, straight Runescape, does not download that much. I can say with relative certainty that you were using your Internet for things besides Runescape, and that those were primarily responsible for your bandwidth usage.

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Runescape uses about 1MB an hour of playing, and then a little more when updates come out (on HD)

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Runescpe uses about 1MB an hour of playing, and then a little more when updates come out (on HD)

 

 

 

OK thanks man.. hopefully ill be able to convince my dad to let me back on lol... untill then i guess ill stick to forums lol

Just so you know, browsing these forums uses way more bandwith than playing RuneScape.

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Just so you know, browsing these forums uses way more bandwith than playing RuneScape.

 

lol true. i should stop but im really bored.... kinda on topic anyone got an average of how much bandwidth browsing the forums uses?

As many others have said it is true that runescape uses bandwidth.

 

 

 

But each ingame action probably uses only like 3 bytes, when updated ur probably loking at maybe 500kb in data

 

 

 

and at a few bytes per action ur looking at not more than 1mb in a day

 

 

 

So all in all palying rs doesn't eat up bandwidth that fast.

 

 

 

Hell we used to have a 500mb a month limit and i used to play rs like 8 hours day during that summer and we never went over the limit

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