Does is make a difference anymore if you're f2p or p2p?

[9nine9]

I remember back in the day if you had membership it would greatly increase your chance of surviving. Is Jagex still following their money-hungry ways by being more lenient on members? 

[before]

That was never true.

 

You're retarded.

 

 

 

If anything, it was they came down harder on F2P goldfarming locations because they were more of a threat. You're the only money-hungry person here. If you don't have the brain cells to get a real job the least you can do is pay them a bit for the gold you sell for a living.

 

edit: That seemed to of gotten aggressive

Edited July 6, 2014 by before

[Aloha]

Not really besides the obvious differences in items and locations.

[9nine9]

That was never true.

 

You're retarded.

 

 

 

If anything, it was they came down harder on F2P goldfarming locations because they were more of a threat. You're the only money-hungry person here. If you don't have the brain cells to get a real job the least you can do is pay them a bit for the gold you sell for a living.

 

edit: That seemed to of gotten aggressive

Yeah man, ouch.

[Proto]

matters

[Aloha]

Wait, jagex isn't lenient on members lol.

[Pecman]

It matters

[Asap Ferg]

That was never true.

 

You're retarded.

 

 

 

If anything, it was they came down harder on F2P goldfarming locations because they were more of a threat. You're the only money-hungry person here. If you don't have the brain cells to get a real job the least you can do is pay them a bit for the gold you sell for a living.

 

edit: That seemed to of gotten aggressive

 

goddamn..

[Blue]

Logically if Jagex was really money hungry, they would ban member accounts. This is because the more they ban, the more member accounts are made. I see your point of F2P being more easily banned, this is because in F2P there are not as many botting methods as there are in P2P. The more people do something, the easier it is to detect.

[9nine9]

Logically if Jagex was really money hungry, they would ban member accounts. This is because the more they ban, the more member accounts are made. I see your point of F2P being more easily banned, this is because in F2P there are not as many botting methods as there are in P2P. The more people do something, the easier it is to detect.

Very good points guys. I guess it really is a big blur though, because if a member was banned they could also be losing a potential continuing membership. There's reasoning to support both sides.

[Impassive]

Not anymore no. From my experience you'll get banned either way. 

[Bubble]

If you are Member then you can bot for like 30mins more than a free user

Before you are getting banned

[Hayden]

no i don't think that would matter. If they see you botting they will ban you

[RSturtle]

In my experience it hasn't mattered whatsoever. I think it used to help of you were member though years and years ago.