The exchange of digital currencies to real money can be a problem for many online video games. fearsome in-sport economies, not balancing participants' stories, or transforming games into pay-to-win situations. In OSRS gold, the exchange in the virtual gold has been a major issue which is the main reason bots mine the resource, and even accusations that the capability to purchase in-sport bonds for real-world cash amounts is a problem be used in.

Recently, Jagex has announced plans to address the hassle. In a new blog post, credited to "The RuneScape Team", the writer states that "gold bought via RWT is a hassle in any video game with a tradeable foreign money" as well as that while its "Anti-Cheating Team" has already done several actions to stop RWT dealers within and outside the sport" but it will soon be taking stronger measures that will have immediate impact.

The company cites the existence of a "developing team and cutting-edge techniques", Jagex says it's is now not going solely focus on dealers of gold and assets via RWT but also buyers. The aim is to stem the demand for in addition to the supply.

Jagex says it'll be sending "messages to gamers we've recognized as being involved in RWT" in "the coming hours". "For all those who have been concerned, we need to keep our heads clean - that is your one and handiest advice," it brought.

Other actions that the developer can be able to remember as punishments for RWT interest are set to consist of wealth removal with OSRS GP- effectively removing illicit revenues from players' debts on the server - and bans that are a viable option.