The titles are solely advertising and revenue streams. There isn't an in-game transaction. "It's all about psychology. You can monetise people better by asking them to RuneScape Gold pay $10 upfront, rather than taking 20cs off every item. It's a great chance and a way to look at the future, commercially. It is also possible to argue that it lowers the value of the product.

The dilemma presented to players by April's upgrade to Squeal of Fortune can be observed, particularly the possibility to purchase more spins. You could gain enough experience playing the game to reach level 99 in a particular skill if one puts enough money into it.

Users are still dissatisfied with Jagex's inaction on the matter, leading many to cancel their memberships. This is further damaging the game. We sincerely hope to see some form of explanation from Jagex in the next few weeks, as well as a sincere attempt to bring the anger of players to heart and soul in evaluating this update.

We would like to wish Jagex the best of luck and wish RuneScape the best. However, the community of Sal asked: Should we be supportive of Jagex's latest move to implement micro-transactions?

It's something they would not have considered ethical in the past. Absolutely not. Even as expensive as it would be to purchase enough spins to raise the level of skill to Buy OSRS Accounts 99, it still remains that there is a chance for a Jagex-sponsored RWT extravaganza.