Alright buddy, calm down lolol.
That's rather a big step for them, normally they're shit at making decisions and take forever to do one with lots of confirmation but they've just randomly come out with this and they didn't think of the reputation they're getting for doing this..
money money money.
How can they be going bankrupt. look at how many players are on Runescape at all the time, consider how many memberships are bought each day. People make multiple accounts for selling Gold and stuff. All the website hits and advertisements, they can't be going bust.
How about you read what OP has put and you might realise that the chances are you getting unbanned for paying a silly amount of money to them is low. Hence the thread being made about !! Do NOT !! pay a PENNY to jagex. Jesus Christ.
You're right they aren't stupid.
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Jagex don't have the world by the balls, we still control these guys and putting on a .1% unbanning rate for PAYERS would ruin any potential for profit in this new endeavor of theirs. Reminds me of the people that think jagex were just trying to break a record with the W/FT vote and didn't intend on bringing any of it back. Reminds me of the people that thought prices for GP ($$$) would go up.
Are Jagex going under? Hell no, not within the next couple years... MMG already said in an interview that they're looking at at least 10+ years more with RS, and while it's optimistic it's not exactly naive.
Do ANY of you check out other MMOs? That still have an active development team? That get only 1/10 the subscribers Jagex has? WHY THE FUCK would Jagex throw away a game that is getting upwards 900k+ subs? That's top 3 in the market?
And don't give me that stellar dawn bullshit, it's an unproven MMO and only a fool would abandon 900k+ subs for something like it.
Common sense people.
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Look at their updates people, you see that Gnome graphical re-work? Now if a company was "going under" why would they be bothering to update models? That's a lot of work for little gain the short term.
That was many years ago, I think I was in middle school then, but I remember that. Not only the AutoRune dupe, which was epic, but the actual banning itself.You are probably too young to have been around for this, but if you remember back when they promised Dylock or whoever it was that they would give him free membership for life if he gave them info about the AutoRune dupe and instead they gave him a perm ban, then you would also think that Jagex is not being completely honest with cheaters.
The contract they have gives them every legal right to deny every applicant if they want to.
awaiting reply on this.
And if you pay them via paypal you can pay for it as a service, which if the service is not completed (meaning they tell you no) you can get your money back.
You accept that the account will be returned to you, adjusted by Jagex to take account of the cheating offence, and no discussion will be entered into regarding the status of a returned account.
You're right they aren't stupid.
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Jagex don't have the world by the balls, we still control these guys and putting on a .1% unbanning rate for PAYERS would ruin any potential for profit in this new endeavor of theirs. Reminds me of the people that think jagex were just trying to break a record with the W/FT vote and didn't intend on bringing any of it back. Reminds me of the people that thought prices for GP ($$$) would go up.
Are Jagex going under? Hell no, not within the next couple years... MMG already said in an interview that they're looking at at least 10+ years more with RS, and while it's optimistic it's not exactly naive.
Do ANY of you check out other MMOs? That still have an active development team? That get only 1/10 the subscribers Jagex has? WHY THE FUCK would Jagex throw away a game that is getting upwards 900k+ subs? That's top 3 in the market?
And don't give me that stellar dawn bullshit, it's an unproven MMO and only a fool would abandon 900k+ subs for something like it.
Common sense people.
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Look at their updates people, you see that Gnome graphical re-work? Now if a company was "going under" why would they be bothering to update models? That's a lot of work for little gain the short term.

