It is our hope that the announcement is that Jagex together with OSRS gold Old School team are tackling this project seriously is something that you are excited about even though it may mean that we need to insist that you close down your personal project."
117 claimed that they would offer Jagex as a compromise, which was to remove their software once Jagex had released theirs, as well as giving Jagex "collaborative influence" over the visual style of Runelite HD.
"They refused to participate," 117 said. "I am extremely dissatisfied and angry with Jagex, and I am extremely disappointed I am so disappointed that, after this lengthy journey, I'm not able to reveal this project to you. The mod seems to go against Jagex's guidelines for third-party players, but the Runescape developer says that it's changing the guidelines in the coming week to include references to projects that impact the visual appearance of the game.
Original Runelite creator Adam1210 shared his thoughts on Reddit in which he said that allowing Runelite HD to continue would be a net benefit for future updates developed by Jagex.
"I am also adamantly against including it in the "third third party guidelines,"" Adam1210 said. "Most of these guidelines attempt to define where the line between quality of life] and cheating lies - and I think most people agree the current guidelines are a fair example of this, and it can help keep the game's integrity.
However , there isn't any disadvantage in any way in a better-looking image but it will only affect you when you enable it. Therefore, this is an infringement of guidelines. It's a loss for everyone involved and I'd like to see Jagex could reconsider."
A few players in the Runelite HD project have taken to the town square of Falador, the capital for one of Runescape's most important kingdoms, to stage a sit-in protest similar to the demonstration World of Warcraft players held in July. Fans can be seen in the video posted with messages of criticism against Jagex for its decision as well as hashtags like #Free117. Another video shows other players "marching" in front of Falador Square.
A some time back, something unusual began to take place in a video game known as Old School RuneScape. In the beginning, there were numerous new players playing the game and they were behaving in pretty much the same manner. They were playing for hours and hours performing the same tasks every time. killing green dragons, harvesting gold, killing even more green dragons and harvesting gold.
It was pretty obvious that the new players were gamers call "gold farmers." They were raking in gold through the game and then converting the gold in the game into money by selling it Buy OSRS gold to other players through underground websites. It's been happening for a while, and many games ban it, but it still keeps happening.
