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I would only allow bonds if they are one way. Which would be you can only buy them with in game cash.
Thanks for adding in Aussie servers
19-Jul-2014 09:16:02
Although I really dislike micro transactions,
I would support this
, because RS3 has bonds, which are being used to buy OSRS cash, this would only take out the middle man, and make it easier to buy membership with OSRS cash.
Important note: if someone's membership, or free to play time has ran out, they would need a way of transferring their OSRS bank to bonds. I have an idea, where they would have a copy of their character, with access to their bank, that can transfer items by trade to other players, with bonds, in a place in OSRS. Once the player has a membership, they can return to their character, with their items they had in their inventory. Upon leaving this special area, the player is warned and asked to put all of the gold they withdrew into their bank, for fear of losing it, as this interface is only that of a temporary situation. This can be coded like as an interface that mimics the regular screen, as an illusion, or by any other means possible. The player shouldn't be able to skill, combat, or do anything besides trade for bonds/chat in this area, so people can't do anything but make them able to buy a membership.
This way my friends who had to stop playing can get back on the one true addiction: OSRS! >
Edit: This would also be good for when I introduce my friends to OSRS, which I do quite frequently, I can give them a bond to get membership, without having to bother with creating a character on RS3. Much more time effective!
Important note: if someone's membership, or free to play time has ran out, they would need a way of transferring their OSRS bank to bonds. I have an idea, where they would have a copy of their character, with access to their bank, that can transfer items by trade to other players, with bonds, in a place in OSRS. Once the player has a membership, they can return to their character, with their items they had in their inventory. Upon leaving this special area, the player is warned and asked to put all of the gold they withdrew into their bank, for fear of losing it, as this interface is only that of a temporary situation. This can be coded like as an interface that mimics the regular screen, as an illusion, or by any other means possible. The player shouldn't be able to skill, combat, or do anything besides trade for bonds/chat in this area, so people can't do anything but make them able to buy a membership.
This way my friends who had to stop playing can get back on the one true addiction: OSRS! >
Edit: This would also be good for when I introduce my friends to OSRS, which I do quite frequently, I can give them a bond to get membership, without having to bother with creating a character on RS3. Much more time effective!
19-Jul-2014 09:18:05 - Last edited on 19-Jul-2014 09:22:00 by Sugarfiend
I seem to recall, when OSRS was started, someone (a jmod) saying we would
...or was that just a pretty lie?
'Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.'
T. Pratchett, 1948-2015 RIP, you are missed
NEVER
have micro-transactions here...
...or was that just a pretty lie?
'Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.'
T. Pratchett, 1948-2015 RIP, you are missed
19-Jul-2014 09:57:09
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I seem to recall, when OSRS was started, someone (a jmod) saying we would
...or was that just a pretty lie?
I seem to recall the same. If I knew that bonus experience or micro-transactions ever had the chance of being implemented then I'm not sure if I would have started. I had already quit RS3 by the time SOF was introduced but it ensured that I would never return to RS3. I worry those ideas may be entertained in the future.
I seem to recall, when OSRS was started, someone (a jmod) saying we would
NEVER
have micro-transactions here...
...or was that just a pretty lie?
I seem to recall the same. If I knew that bonus experience or micro-transactions ever had the chance of being implemented then I'm not sure if I would have started. I had already quit RS3 by the time SOF was introduced but it ensured that I would never return to RS3. I worry those ideas may be entertained in the future.
19-Jul-2014 10:06:49
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