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I've played a lot of OSRS which I even topped up my account, and I hate OSRS's community to death. Let the players determine the future of the game was a great thing at the start but the problems in the long run that led me to stop playing were when the game became increasingly popular, it was attracting players who didn't agree with the original design philosophy and wanted to move the game in a completely different direction. The problem compounded when devs quit and the game begins to lose its original direction, but the new developers don't have a well-defined strategy for the game and updates are essentially floating around and do not serve much purpose all the time, mostly filler content that people to do.
Different aspects in the world of community also always in conflict with one due to the nature of progressive of the game ensures that people always have their best goals in mind, regardless of game balance , and would like to see to see the game's focus shift towards them. It makes the communities for the game extremely dangerous to be part of, and in truth, even developers for the game aren't very good. In terms of mechanics the game is quite simple, however it's got a lot of interconnected systems that can be a bit difficult to understand in addition to many updates where the developers have a unique idea but they aren't aware of its negative impact on the game. And because the average player does not know that a great many bad updates are pushed aside and many good updates are unable to function for no reason.
I think MMOs have a number of issues to address regarding conflicts of interest within the player base and making sure everyone gets along. OSRS is pretty much doomed to me in terms of new ideas as the developers lack enough tools to fix the game's mechanics and engine limitations, anti-cheat and the polling system is badly messed-up for the game's future direction, because it leads to an upslope of users seeking updates for a short-term gain despite the long-term harm it causes to the game.
The amount of disabled or stolen accounts seems to be noticeably greater than other games I've played for various reasons. Support doesn't work as effectively in these cases. People who have accounts that are locked or stolen attempt to get assistance by expressing their problem publically in Twitter and Reddit and hoping for enough upvotes or retweets for Jagex to take note of. All of this while they're paying each month 11 USD.
This is because Runescape historically had the most active black market of any MMO Maybe even now it is, although I'm not so sure. The economic importance means that there are many hacking attempts due to the rewards for this is extremely high and they even flood support with phishing attacks. I've played for 3 years and legitimate security issues for my account are very rare. You simply need to be more vigilant about your security because there are more people seeking to hack your account. We can guarantee your security with RuneScape. www.rsgoldfast.com
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