There are two indications of intelligence, focus and flexibility. It is inflexible in how it has been rammning updates through, and its concentration is on dollars not individuals. At the heart the RS gold forums are the core of the topic. Forums are where Jagex and players can talk and get Runescape rolling . Maybe Jagex believes that adapting itself to copy all other MMOs will maintain Runescape from perishing. A twist on adapt or die. Nevertheless, the actual answer is that Jmods are limited to how and who they speak to. It is a matter of time, they could only speak with a few people per day. Many Jmods will have a small choice of players that they talk to, if any. Those relationships will have been established over the years and essentially be"Yes!" With Fmods (a few of them masked Jmods) stamping out any dissent on forums.

It has gotta alter, Jagex has to adapt its forums. First, drop the Fmod app entirely, make Fmods a paid job with Jagex, with professional standards required. No longer Fmods referring to gamers as"you lot" etc. Seriously some Fmods are murdering sections of the discussion. Second, upgrade forums, with more information and more choice. Let players ignore others and also have other tools and build networks from the forums. Give the RS forums the flexibility of Facebook, a fairly simple way of grouping. But participant driven, not all these secret forums that Jagex has polluting the forums and turning the forums to rigid areas.

Receive a player council upward, let gamers vote for 12 players who have power to decide updates from a budget. A little one, few hundred k annually or thereabouts. In case you have to use Facebook and Twitter, utilize them to nourish dialogue towards the forums. This setup will discourage years such as 2012 occurring again, where Jagex refused to listen to players. For instance, 90% of gamers love SoF and 80% adore EoC, which have been just plain dumb things for Jagex to say. Adapt or perish, emotive crap. Discussing does a much better job, but times exercising.

The matter with Rs 3 gold games, as well as all technology, is that they are continuously advancing. Think back to when runescape was first launched 13-ish years ago - think about how technology and gambling as a whole have progressed in the previous thirteen decades. Consider how many runescape players (myself included) left for other MMORPGs which use a similar activity bar system. Obviously I am speaking of World of Warcraft. Now I'm not saying runescape should be more like WOW, maybe not at all, but many moos today follow the EOC-style HCI. Why do 99 percent do so?