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• Original Runelite creator Adam1210 shared his views on RuneScape Gold Reddit and said that allowing Runelite HD to continue would be beneficial for future updates from Jagex.
  
  "I also strongly disagree with adding it to the "third parties' guidelines," Adam1210 said. "Most of these guidelines try to define where the line of distinction between quality of life] and cheating lies and I'm of the opinion that most people would agree that the current guidelines are a great description of that. it can help keep the game integrity.
  
  However there is no unfair advantage for better graphics that only impact you when you enable it. Thus, it's just a violation of guidelines. In the end, it's an issue for everyone and I would like Jagex could reconsider."
  
  Some fans in this Runelite HD project have taken to the town square of Falador, a capital city in one of Runescape's largest kingdoms, for a sit-in demonstration similar to the one World of Warcraft players held in July. In the video posted with the text of a dialogue that criticizes Jagex in its decision-making process and hashtags like #Free117. Another video shows more players "marching" in front of Falador Square.
  
  A couple of years back, something unusual began to take place in a video game known as Old School RuneScape. In the beginning, there were numerous new players in the game and they were acting in the same manner. They were there for RS 2007 Fire Cape hours, performing the same tasks repeatedly. Killing green dragons, and collecting gold. Killing even more green dragons and collecting gold.