Jagex has only 140 staff in the customer service department imagine the millions of reports/offense appeals they have to go through.

 

 

 

Explain what other way. We would of known about it. They proved they are a company by adding funorb and increasing the cost of membership.

Id like to see someone post the Jagex business report, expenses, profit revenues, and etc.

 

 

 

Oh wait, you cant. Why? Because you dont have it.

 

How does anyone here know that less money means less updates. Or less money means less staff which means less blah blah blah.

 

 

 

Obviously Jagex isnt going to cut something that is vital to their growth. You think they are all that stupid? People working there probably have had business majors since before your parents even bore some of you.

 

 

 

Quit acting like your Jagex, or you know Jagex, all because you took a course is business, or you read it on a website. They are the company, they know what they are doing. They care about the customers, so if cutting ads meant less updates, that would defeat the purpose of cutting the ads, so its obviously the right thing for them.

Id like to see someone post the Jagex business report, expenses, profit revenues, and etc.

 

 

 

Oh wait, you cant. Why? Because you dont have it.

 

How does anyone here know that less money means less updates. Or less money means less staff which means less blah blah blah.

 

 

 

Obviously Jagex isnt going to cut something that is vital to their growth. You think they are all that stupid? People working there probably have had business majors since before your parents even bore some of you.

 

 

 

Quit acting like your Jagex, or you know Jagex, all because you took a course is business, or you read it on a website. They are the company, they know what they are doing. They care about the customers, so if cutting ads meant less updates, that would defeat the purpose of cutting the ads, so its obviously the right thing for them.

 

Here's a few stats on the company from their financial records. :roll:

 

 

 

Id like to see someone post the Jagex business report, expenses, profit revenues, and etc.

 

 

 

Oh wait, you cant. Why? Because you dont have it.

 

How does anyone here know that less money means less updates. Or less money means less staff which means less blah blah blah.

 

 

 

Obviously Jagex isnt going to cut something that is vital to their growth. You think they are all that stupid? People working there probably have had business majors since before your parents even bore some of you.

 

 

 

Quit acting like your Jagex, or you know Jagex, all because you took a course is business, or you read it on a website. They are the company, they know what they are doing. They care about the customers, so if cutting ads meant less updates, that would defeat the purpose of cutting the ads, so its obviously the right thing for them.

 

Here's a few stats on the company from their financial records. :roll:

 

 

DAMN i just sent you a pm asking you for these for this thread.

Id like to see someone post the Jagex business report, expenses, profit revenues, and etc.

 

 

 

Oh wait, you cant. Why? Because you dont have it.

 

How does anyone here know that less money means less updates. Or less money means less staff which means less blah blah blah.

 

 

 

Obviously Jagex isnt going to cut something that is vital to their growth. You think they are all that stupid? People working there probably have had business majors since before your parents even bore some of you.

 

 

 

Quit acting like your Jagex, or you know Jagex, all because you took a course is business, or you read it on a website. They are the company, they know what they are doing. They care about the customers, so if cutting ads meant less updates, that would defeat the purpose of cutting the ads, so its obviously the right thing for them.

 

Here's a few stats on the company from their financial records. :roll:

 

 

DAMN i just sent you a pm asking you for these for this thread.

 

Aaaaand I just sent you a PM saying I already posted them :?

I liked the removal of the video adverts mostly because sometimes when I press the "skip" button my keyboard does not respond so I cannot type anything and must refresh the page. Also sometimes happens if I click out of the screen. Waiting for 10 seconds isn't bad at all though, its like counting down a rocket launch. 10 seconds until success, or epic fun. If you don't like adverts, suck it up. Jagex has to make money some way, and if they don't put ads, runescape would collapse, meaning no F2P at all.

I liked the removal of the video adverts mostly because sometimes when I press the "skip" button my keyboard does not respond so I cannot type anything and must refresh the page That would be annoying. Also sometimes happens if I click out of the screen. , its like counting down a rocket launch. 10 seconds until success, or epic fun. If you don't like adverts, suck it up. Jagex has to make money some way, and if they don't put ads, runescape would collapse, meaning no F2P at all.

 

Seriously you are the most unbiased F2p ever you are my new favorite F2p player.

 

Waiting for 10 seconds isn't bad at all though

Please tell me why people have trouble with this?

I dunno, some people might be impatient, but they should suck it up. Whats wrong with an ad, as if you don't see hundreds of these on TV, Public buildings, other websites, etc. Or ...maybe they might be too excited to wait to play RS, but the add does help support RS...

You have absolutely no business complaining that Jagex is making the game more fun for free players. One, it's ridiculous, because you're untouched by it, and two, it's nothing but pure spite. Why do you care if other people have more fun playing the game if it doesn't detract from your experience? Do you think it would be a good idea to, say, change Varrock to a members-only area? "Oh, they're f2p, they can just pay the $6 if they want to go to Varrock!" Because it seems like your opinion of f2p is that they don't deserve to play the game unless they fork over the membership fee.

You have absolutely no business complaining that Jagex is making the game more fun for free players. One, it's ridiculous, because you're untouched by it, and two, it's nothing but pure spite. Why do you care if other people have more fun playing the game if it doesn't detract from your experience? Do you think it would be a good idea to, say, change Varrock to a members-only area? "Oh, they're f2p, they can just pay the $6 if they want to go to Varrock!" Because it seems like your opinion of f2p is that they don't deserve to play the game unless they fork over the membership fee.

 

News flash: The same people program members as program FTP! Less money from FTP = less money for members = less money for staff and updates. It DOES affect us; the more money Jagex makes, the better for us.

You have absolutely no business complaining that Jagex is making the game more fun for free players. One, it's ridiculous, because you're untouched by it, and two, it's nothing but pure spite. Why do you care if other people have more fun playing the game if it doesn't detract from your experience? Do you think it would be a good idea to, say, change Varrock to a members-only area? "Oh, they're f2p, they can just pay the $6 if they want to go to Varrock!" Because it seems like your opinion of f2p is that they don't deserve to play the game unless they fork over the membership fee.

 

News flash: The same people program members as program FTP! Less money from FTP = less money for members = less money for staff and updates. It DOES affect us; the more money Jagex makes, the better for us.

 

Then at this moment, all 'Jagex only wants money' rants are void \ .

 

 

 

Think about the charts you posted though. Most of their money comes from subscriptions. They remove some ads, it doesn't affect the amount that comes from memberships, or the ads that are still there. F2P still has ads, all they removed were the ones that you had to watch because you could only play the game if you did.

You have absolutely no business complaining that Jagex is making the game more fun for free players. One, it's ridiculous, because you're untouched by it, and two, it's nothing but pure spite. Why do you care if other people have more fun playing the game if it doesn't detract from your experience? Do you think it would be a good idea to, say, change Varrock to a members-only area? "Oh, they're f2p, they can just pay the $6 if they want to go to Varrock!" Because it seems like your opinion of f2p is that they don't deserve to play the game unless they fork over the membership fee.

 

News flash: The same people program members as program FTP! Less money from FTP = less money for members = less money for staff and updates. It DOES affect us; the more money Jagex makes, the better for us.

 

Then at this moment, all 'Jagex only wants money' rants are void \ .

 

 

 

Think about the charts you posted though. Most of their money comes from subscriptions. They remove some ads, it doesn't affect the amount that comes from memberships, or the ads that are still there. F2P still has ads, all they removed were the ones that you had to watch because you could only play the game if you did.

 

The thing is, the new ads WERE working - not only were they generating significant revenue, they were probably causing people to buy members. Think about it from a business perspective - why should Jagex give up profit and updates to make a bunch of freeloaders happy? The only reason it could be is hopes of good publicity, they aren't in this for the feel good factor.

The thing is, the new ads WERE working - not only were they generating significant revenue, they were probably causing people to buy members. Think about it from a business perspective - why should Jagex give up profit and updates to make a bunch of freeloaders happy? The only reason it could be is hopes of good publicity, they aren't in this for the feel good factor.

 

If more ads = more revenue = always good for us, why stop at video ads? Jagex could put advertisements in the member's version of the game as well. Even more money. And it's not disruptive enough to be much of a sacrifice, right? I take it you would support such an action, or is an ad only a good thing if you don't have to look at it?

You have absolutely no business complaining that Jagex is making the game more fun for free players. One, it's ridiculous, because you're untouched by it, and two, it's nothing but pure spite. Why do you care if other people have more fun playing the game if it doesn't detract from your experience? Do you think it would be a good idea to, say, change Varrock to a members-only area? "Oh, they're f2p, they can just pay the $6 if they want to go to Varrock!" Because it seems like your opinion of f2p is that they don't deserve to play the game unless they fork over the membership fee.

 

News flash: The same people program members as program FTP! Less money from FTP = less money for members = less money for staff and updates. It DOES affect us; the more money Jagex makes, the better for us.

 

Then at this moment, all 'Jagex only wants money' rants are void \ .

 

 

 

Think about the charts you posted though. Most of their money comes from subscriptions. They remove some ads, it doesn't affect the amount that comes from memberships, or the ads that are still there. F2P still has ads, all they removed were the ones that you had to watch because you could only play the game if you did.

 

The thing is, the new ads WERE working - not only were they generating significant revenue, they were probably causing people to buy members. Think about it from a business perspective - why should Jagex give up profit and updates to make a bunch of freeloaders happy? The only reason it could be is hopes of good publicity, they aren't in this for the feel good factor.

 

Good publicity can do quite a bit for a business. People do tell others about good actions...

I don't think they removed these ads for the general f2p community but more so for new-comers to the game. More seasoned f2p'ers would hardly care about there being a 10 second ad or not, it isn't going to stop them from playing on an account they've spend so much time on. When you start off though, any little thing can turn you off from the game. Instead of annoying a newbie with ads they try to get them hooked to RuneScape by making it a pleasant experience. They probably already have a plan to make up for this lost revenue anyway.