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Does runescape have an elitist community?


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@Above. WTF? That didn't make sense, has a censored word in it, and is 9/11 joke. :o I might slap you.

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I would say that there are elitist communities within RS...

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Well actually, plenty of "famous" players post here quite often. In fact, Empror1 is quite a passionate and active member of the Tip.it community. ::' If you must, Thehate and Zezima post here once in a while as well, not to mention Andrew and Paul.

 

 

 

Zezima, Andrew and Paul have tif accounts but I can't remember the last time any of them actually posted.

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There's no such thing as a non-elitist community, really.

 

Out in the real world, everywhere from civilised cities to tiny villages out in the most remote areas you can imagine, there are "elites" in the social structure.

 

 

 

Of course, not everything applies to Runescape as it does outside. However, this does.

 

The simple fact that there is a highscores table to differentiate between others in terms of level and rank proves this.

 

 

 

How one of those "elites" deals with their stature, is up to them. They could be reclusive, keep to a tight knit group of friends and enjoy their time with them. They could be blatantly antisocial and look down on everyone else. There are also those who embrace their "fame", and choose to participate in forums and the like as a normal player, which they are.

 

 

 

You also assume that all of these players spend all of their free time on Runescape.

 

Simply because a person could possibly manage to attain maxed stats in a short period of time, doesn't mean they all do. Many people have played for years upon years, entirely sufficient time to get all those stats at a slower pace than normal.

 

 

 

I seriously doubt that Jagex ever contact those high-levelled players simply due to their status. Although admittedly it would be a nice touch to get a congratulations through your game inbox for maxing out all stats.

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RuneScape? No.

 

 

 

Tip.It? Yes.

 

 

 

FanSite? Yes.

 

 

 

Consisting of high level players? No. There is no high level clan out there for those with only 2000+ total, sure there's probably groups of 10-20, or close friends, but nothing organized...>.>

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Within the high levels and celebrity players there is a fair bit of interaction, but it's more of something that came about rather than some big organized plot for world domination (muhehehehe)

 

 

 

The vast majority of "page1" players come from the time the game was allot smaller, and the community tighter, and it's because of that that they know each other, of course though that is not true for all the people, but there is still a good amount of integration between them

 

you made some valid points. But an unofficial elitist community is still an elitist community. In fact, before becoming organized, i assume this is how most of them start.

 

 

 

I agree they made cliques from rsc, which have a lot of high lvl players, however im still going to argue that a high lvl forum and community may exist organized by players and which communicates with jagex. Even if its heresy, i think its probable.

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I don't see how training your character makes you an elitist. Some people train for other reasons other than rankings.

 

 

 

PS: 2049 total level right here so don't listen to me. I'm completely biased. :thumbdown:

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I would consider 2000+ just hardcore gamers rather than some elite group. There will be clans and close friends.

 

 

 

Theres over 10k people with 2000+ stats. Far too many to be elite. But I get your point.

 

 

 

Anything my level and beyond is obviously elite.

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most of high skill total dudes are in Supreme Skillers forums, and few top 10 players hang in their clan forums. + theres meny other forums where you can meet famous people

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Yes, allot of high level people do have lives outside of Runescape. That being said, allot of them do hang out in IRC / clan chats of certain players etc. I'd be more scared if they all posted on TIF / wherever, to be honest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tbh, IRC is good. But you know aim/yahoo/msn is probably another realistic option.

 

 

 

personally i dont like IRC, so thats my opinion on that slightly. Ventrillo and team speak are also very viable alternatives.

 

 

 

and yeah, we have had our share of people you guys remember frogmite? He was an interesting guy, and we have a few here left from his era, xpx and trixstar are a few of the upper level players here of quality caliber.

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