Jagex has left over the morals and assignment that it was based on. Anyone who played with OSRS gold and was part of the community can attest to this.

It's observable in the quality and types of content being published, it is visible in the inner turmoil at jagex and in those who have abandoned, and it is most visible on the faces of mods mic and warden that are our Bill Lumberg to understanding and communicating with the neighborhood. (If you don't get the office space benchmark, it means they are only keeping us on a treadmill( professionally). Have taken the skin of what Jagex used the brand to lure people and was. The Livestream was gut-wrenching. It cemented out of touch Jagex' ideologies are.

They used the chance they had to demonstrate that an ounce of respect for runescape's ethics that they intend to push on their monetization our throats down one way or another. It also became obvious that the questions they really looked for were in the spirit of creating a giant euphemism for usury.

What now? There is a couple of avenues left for us to shoot but we need the drive and coordination not to burn out. If jagex will not respect the runescape player base as its customers, we have the option of attempting to interface with the people they do see as their clients: the shareholders of Fukong interactive. I don't have any portion of Cheap Runescape gold a clue how to do this; that's what the community is for. We try true activism in the form of a mass-unsubscribe day or something comparable.