Members are the largest of the communities

Members are the largest of the communities. Most people who play this game pay for membership and thus receive a butt load of new content, skills to train, quests, weapons, armor, etc. Members, receiving a bunch of stuff that the rest don't, is most susceptible to change in the community seeing as this community is practically the center of attention.The minorities and majorities of the community are what gives this game some colorful and interesting people. Each of these majorities and minorities is affected by Jagex's decisions. Over the last few years Jagex's decisions although maybe not ruining the game have ruined the community. runescape accounts for sale.The ruin has come from one half of the community either seeing just the bads of Jagex's decisions and not the goods, and the other half seeing vise-versa. Updates such as SoF and SGS have always seen the most opposition and criticism from the members community. This being so because a lot of major and minor factions that receive an update and then scrutinize EVERY aspect of it exist here and here alone. But then again it is also because the members community also expects the highest out of Jagex. Social change here has divided this community to such a degree that this community is in some aspects, engaged in civil war.

I was quite surprised at how bad it is. Aside from crossfire or sli graphics cards I have a top end machine. I might try bumping my over clock up a bit to see if that helps but from what I can see it isn't CPU issues.  Alot of people grew up on this game, and some have it as a big part of their lives. They just like the game the way it is. buy gold rs.Alot of people that dislike the EoC, myself included, played it for a few days trying to get used to it, and just didn't like it. Alot of people decided; "if they implement it, i'm quitting." Isn't that their right? Isn't it also their right to post their opinions, suggestions and criticism on the forums? Believe it or not that's what they're for. But no. People see it as; "HURR DURR YOU'RE AFRAID OF CHANGE."