I don't hope to compete with the bots, but I am curious to see what new names come into the market here on sythe. Just getting into rare names myself since Jagex has recently made them so easy to transfer, I plan on buying 3-4.
I hate to rain on your parade, but i'm actually glad they are haha.
There's one particular name i'm looking for, well two... one's sort of a "backup" in case the first is taken T_T.... yet I have an odd feeling that it was/will either A) White listed (even though it's not famous or anything) B) Won't even be released in any of the batches or C) Going to be taken by another person... even though i'm literally going to wait till the very first second to get the damn name hahaa.
Fingers crossed...
This is awesomeDoes anyone know if banned accounts (which have logged in to the website within the last 2 years, but not the game) are going to have their names released? Hoping to get the name that I've owned for a few years.
If that doesn't happen though, i've made myself a tool which should help me snag a few good names. Constantly checks to see if a name is available, and if it is, it will try to take it. Loops sometimes take like 6 seconds though which i'm concerned about, as i've heard some bots take names within like a second. Or is that just for autoclickers?
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In anyone's opinion do you think this sort of 'devalues' rare names that will be released?... Technically anyone can just sit there and snipe a rare name now since they're doing this, and with the added risk of Jagex monitoring them. I'd never buy a name, but to me this just seems like it'd devalue a ton of names.
IMHO, it creates a new market for the more desirable displaynames -- Not necessarily talking what they are worth.. but the renewed ~2009 feeling of Woah! He/she grabbed a neat name!. Rather than what it is today of Oh look, another RWT'er. I wonder what FC they circlejerk in of DUDE LOOK AT THE NAME I BOUGHT STROKE MY PEEN WITH ME AND COMPARE PLS!!
I am excited to see players claim a new identity for themselves that is more original that what they were once known as, above all-else.

