At the end of the day, money rules all. Jagex are no different than those other companies out there you see doing the things they do, no matter what the consequences are, all in the name of maximising profits. If people are willing to buy, it's good enough for most companies.
It doesn't matter how many times we beg or plead with Jagex to respond and tell us stuff. They won't. We're not in direct communication with the people that are actually in charge of making these decisions. We barely hear from them, if ever. The J-Mods we do encounter are under their own bosses and are basically told what to do or say. It's likely a lot of them don't agree with the direction the company is going in, but like any job, they can't tell us because they'll get in trouble and I'm not sure many are willing to risk their jobs just to make us happy and give us a peace of mind. Not unless they have something else lined up anyway and even then most keep quiet.
The game will end just like everything else out there: destroyed by those looking to see maximum profits. It's all this is. It's easy for them to lie and mislead players because we don't have the full data they have. We can't tell how well they're doing or how poor they're doing 100%. It's not possible for most of us to gauge just how necessary MTX is or isn't to their income. We just wait to be fed information and then it's up to us whether we believe what we're told.
TH won't go because it's just too good for them, profit-wise. They clearly don't want to let it go. It's why they won't say what you want to hear.
If you want to enjoy a MTX-free game, your best bet is OSRS. OSRS will always be safe providing RS3 is always around. RS3 is the MTX shield. It's protecting any Runescape-related product from having to deal with it. As long as RS3 is alive and generating income via micro-transactions, the game will be safe enough. OSRS is the only way you'll be free if you can't ignore or accept that MTX is here to stay.
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