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My account has been trained by me and have had it since RS gold release, and the account remains on the highscores. I thought maybe its possible they transfered it across mails if thats possible. But my password reset is still on my email address when I do the forgot password on my first account. So its like that they picked up my accounts just like a lego block and misplaced it. My password resets are good to my email and accounts, but if I log in im back in tutorial island. You may of not realized you were employing a diff acc possibly or something im not sure, but when its on HS still then it signifies its busy.

For the past few days I've begun to see more and more RuneScape videos on Youtube. You know Youtube's algorithm works. Watch one thing and it urges increasingly more similar things, at least attempts. I have nothing against OSRS, play whatever you like provided that you really feel as though you like the moment. However I have yet to stumble upon one video that goes into RS3 botting problems. Is this algorithm just playing me is OSRS more vulnerable and overall devalues any legit participant activity in RuneScape?

Both games surely have bot problems but they're definitely more notable in OSRS. The bots in RS3 tend to be a lot easier to not notice since they're farming open to all content which is not part of their meta vs OSRS ones being in more frequently utilized places. Overall I'd say RS3 has rather the degree of bots you'd expect to get an MMORPG - they're there, you can notice them but RuneScape is not overrun. OSRS is surely tipping the scale being over run since the engine severly restricts their bot detection potential to silently deal with bots automatically behind the scenes. Its why the"which game is much more popular" arguements between fan boys who detest the opposing version always go round and around in circles.

OSRS will always fixate on their having a higher internet player count as evidence they are more popular, but RS3 side will constantly increase when you look at the amount of bots you can find on any particular world as proof OSRS has less real players and their greater internet count is the result of such as 75% being robots. RS3 is more exploration so nearly all the playerbase doesn't hang out which botters utilize, out of sight out of mind, locked. I haven't seen a bot in weeks. Botting remains a problem although not to the extent that it is on OSRS.

RS3 has bots but deals with them. Normally they come back after the prohibit waves that are monthly but lately a botfarms seem to have vanished. This can cause and impact of the robots; more players, more energetic black market, more illicit actors and smaller group allocated to the development signifies more exploits than you would expect are becoming. Each one of these issues has factor or a silver lining that people put up with.

More players better experience and more enjoyable activities likes minigames and Pking are played. More active black market = bonds prices higher, better for Jagex and keeps MTX away. Mor illicit actors signifies also more whistle blowers, occasionally big issues become exposed to the neighborhood in ways just like you've undergone on OSRS buy gold and whatnot. Smaller dev team means we get a more personal touch and communication appears to flow much better.