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In Runescape, would you rather have a dragon dagger or dragon claws?
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Do you think it's OK for Runescape to show advertisements above the playing screen on the free-player servers?
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RuneScape players have available a money making method in Catherby that requires no skills or equipment. RuneScape players do not need to invest any money in this method, but there is no experience gained either. Gathering honeycomb is available only to ...
- RuneScape Review: Is Jagex’s Popular MMO Still Worth Playing? (associatedcontent.com)
Bot creators prevented from even discussing Jagex.
RuneScape had been under threat by macro and bot software over the past few years. However, the recent judgement passed against bot developers Mark and Eric Snellman of Impulse Software has resulted in the company being ordered to pay Jagex damages.An additional injunction has been placed on Impulse Software, preventing them from developing software relating to all current and future Jagex...
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- News: RuneScape developer vanquishes bots in court battle (videogamer.com)
- Runescape: Jagex Takes on Bot Makers & Wins (images.mmorpg.com)
RuneScape developer Jagex has increased the monthly fee for its membership service, however old users will still remain on the lower price model.
However all users who register prior to February 1 will still subscribe to the game on the original price model.Alongside the rise in pricing, RuneScape developer Jagex promise that 2012 will feature new content and improvements to the browser-based MMO - which may explain the subscription...
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- RuneScape increasing subscription prices in February (videogamer.com)
The Netherlands' highest court upheld a ruling Tuesday that it's illegal to steal virtual items. In 2009, an unnamed minor and his accomplice were convicted of stealing an amulet and mask from a fellow RuneScape player. One of the defendants lost his appeal this week and must perform 144 hours...
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- News: RuneScape theft now a real-world crime (videogamer.com)
- RuneScape theft now a real-world crime (videogamer.com)
- Dutch Court Rules On Theft of Virtual Property in RuneScape (ausgamers.com)
Cambridge studio Jagex, producers of Runescape, have won a landmark legal case against a pair of brothers who had developed bot and macro tools specifically for the free-to-play online RPG.
Mark and Eric Snellman, trading as Impulse Software, were told to pay damages and refrain from any further bot programming, for Runescape or any other Jagex game, assisting other to do so or...
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- RuneScape's creator builds its own social civilization in 8Realms (feedburner.com)
- Jagex wins two-year legal battle against bot developers (next-gen.biz)
- Runescape money Hack generator 1.5 FEBRUARY 2012 DAILY FREE UPDATE (gdata.youtube.com)
Studio will remain in Cambridge.
While previously a staple in the list of UK-grown game development, ownership of Jagex changed hands to US venture capital firm Insight Venture Partners, which now owns 55 per cent of the developer.Previously Insight had just 35 per cent interest in Jagex, Develop reports.The studio will remain in Cambridge while the controlling firm is in New York City.Jagex is currently working on Transformers Universe, a...
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- News: RuneScape developer becomes US-owned company (videogamer.com)
Jagex Games Studio WINS COURT CASE AGAINST RUNESCAPE BOT DEVELOPERS GAINING SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGESCambridge, UK –1st February, 2012 - Jagex Games Studio, a leading independent developer and publisher of online games, finalized its victory in a two year legal battle with the developers of iBot, a RuneScape specific macroing/botting software platform; which had harmed RuneScape.com for a number of years until the Bot Nuke in October 2011. The...
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- Jagex Wins Legal Battle Against RuneScape Bot Developers (news.google.com)
- Jagex Wins Landmark Victory Against RuneScape Bot Developers (api.bing.com)
New York venture capital firm Insight Venture has increased its stake in Jagex Games Studio from 35 per cent to 55 per cent, effectively transferring control of the Runescape developer from the UK to the US.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/39446/Jagex-valued-at-220m-as-US-firm-buys-control...
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- RuneScape developer sells majority stake to NYC investor (neoseeker.com)
The Dutch Supreme Court issued its ruling in the Runescape theft case today. You can find the ruling here, and here's a Google-translated version. The ruling cites to the work of Professor Arno Lodder (who guest-blogged here), who has been keeping close tabs on the case, as well as to my book and to my work with Dan on virtual law & virtual crime. One thing to bear in mind is that this case involved real violence and the theft of virtual goods...
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From terranova.blogs.com
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A U.S. court ruled in favor of Jagex Games Studio over the firm's two-year lawsuit against Impulse Software for developing and selling macro/bot software for its MMORPG RuneScape. The British independent developer and publisher called the ruling a victory for game companies battling bot makers in their titles, and said it could serve as a "serious deterrent for anyone who continues to be involved in developing botting software or scripts or...
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Overview
Get ready for RuneScape 3. RuneScape is a Java-based MMORPG operated by Jagex Ltd. Runescape3 will be the latest release. We've come a long way since DeviousMUD. Let's hope for a seriously upgraded RuneScape game engine.
