I voted yes, but I have some problems with the system as initially described.
I liked that it re-opens lower end content as leveling option. I like that there's no cap. I like that once again, skill level total will determine player ranking and not just total xp which dominates the charts now.
I didn't like that they would do no rollover of xp whatsoever. Jagex could have either offered a percentage that counts toward prestige. Even better, they could have determined what the time and mouse clicks it would take to go from 1-99 on a prestige skill versus getting the same amount of xp at 99. You then use that ratio to determine the roll-over that's fairly targeted for each skill. While not perfect, Jagex would then have had the blessing of most of the high level players.
Hopefully, they would have enough feedback to close loopholes that instant xp can bring. My opinion is force the bonus system to accept all instant xp no matter the origin for all prestige skills.
Aside from the rollover issue, this would have been a great update in time. Perhaps if they offered it initially as an optional high scores table then later make it the main high scores then people would have been accepting. With a rollover, nobody's place would have been lost except for those tied at 200m xp who quickly would start leveling that skill again to get a top spot. Likewise the skill total high scores would have shifted in a great fashion putting SUOMI back on top had he chosen to prestige.
Just re-evaluate it and implement in a smart way. Treat it as an optional high score, offer the rollover, make switching back always free (fee to re-prestige beyond the first time), and fix loopholes as you find them and all should be great. Players will begin treating Prestige high scores as the real one.
Hell, just let players select which high scores is their default view. In time, when 75% have it set as the main, then make it the main from then on out.
19-Oct-2013 05:40:33