In the present, Jagex has released strategies to address the issue. In a blog article with the name "The RuneScape Team", Jagex states that "gold bought through RWT is a major issue in any online game with an option to trade currency" and, despite the fact that the "Anti-Cheating Team has done much to fight RWT sellers in but also out" however, they will be taking more severe measures from the moment it takes start.
Citing the "growing team " and "improved technology", Jagex says it will no longer be looking for sellers of gold or resources via RWT but also buyers. The goal is to reduce the demand, as well as to limit the supply.
Jagex promises to send "messages to players we've identified as engaging within"RWT" within "the coming hours". "For anyone involved, we want to be clear - this is the one und only caution," Jagex added.
Other measures the developer will look at as punishments for RWT activities are expected to include wealth removal - basically eliminating gains that were earned illegally from accounts of players at the server level. Also, possible bans.
RuneScape's PvP element, called"the Duel Arena, will also see stricter rules implemented. Jagex says the feature "has been a source of this kind of shady behavior", and that 38 percent of all bans for RWT actions up to now come from that aspect of the game. Jagex says this is equivalent to "thousands of bans per month".
This is why the developer appears to be opting for the nuclear alternative, saying "we're thinking about the long-term to phase in the Duel Arena out of RuneScape entirely." In the meantime it will introduce "some small-scale measures" to tidy up PvP "until our development teams can deliver an update major enough to completely will replace the Duel Arena next year."
If you want to learn about RuneScape Gold, please visit
www.rsorder.com/rs-gold
.
