I understand I was young but I don’t really get how I misunderstood the functions of thieving and OSRS gold participant moderators in RuneScape but. I stated something along the lines of I’m really sorry and ran out from the marketplace and logged out soon after. I dead *** thought that a participant moderator was going to ban me for thieving. I was told by my cousin about the wilderness. I attempted to lure someone there so that I could *** them and take their things. Didn’t realize they were a higher level than me. I ended up running away from them once I discovered, thankfully before we got there.

Rather than understanding how combat lvls worked and wanting mine to seem”reddish” (greater lvled) to individuals if they right clicked me. So I recall walking around lumbridge as a lvl 11, requesting individuals”whats my battle? Is my lvl red?”.

And THEN in 2015 – I arrived back into RS(3) temporarily after not having touched RuneScape whatsoever since 2011. So I went to catch some gear, I wished to train just a tiny bit of slayer. And without even questioning it I was just like”oh whaaatt? Bandos platelegs are a thing today?! And they’re so cheap?! dank.” So I bought them. And wore them before I realized that they were actually just rune platelegs?? (thanks to this RS3 images and me being high and all, ugh).Runescape needs more players put RuneScape on Epic and steam games store

You know these places both take reductions out of their revenue generated by revenue through their platforms? They do not do it for charity, and jagex is more than large enough to not get any status. Steam take epic require 12% and a cut. There’s no way they do not try to make money from revenue runescape creates through their store. Thus from jagex’s place, they need to understand that being on those stores would make them more money than it’s likely to cost to have them on and go through all the logistics needed for that. It’s probably better to spend money and keep the gains.

In case RuneScape does move on Steam, they will definitely get enough new players to make enough cash that the 30% are a non-factor. Can’t speak for Epic though even though it is just 12 percent, they may be unable to recover the price should they go on there. Cost aside, it might be moot. Game stores provide large access but don’t have player retention that’s needed for an MMO.

It might be rapid short-term profit, but any new person wouldn’t be expecting this type of game to maintain the shop resulting in only F2P or only 1/2 month subscription. Then you may have to deal with the negative reviews that are very likely to come from them because RS is a very slow build up to end-game content compared to the normal action-packed or quick gratification of the other games on the platform. Why would being on steam give enough money? We aren’t only discussing the cut, we’re talking about the money buy RS3 gold spent making RuneScape fulfill the requirements steam has.