To clarify, it is possible for your name to be taken by another player if it becomes available; players' names are generally reserved for twenty-eight days and seven days (or however long the name has been on your account) before being thrown back in as an available name.
If you change your display name to something else after changing your name the first time, the name you originally had can be taken by other players. Example- original name: PlayerA. If I changed my name to PlayerB and again after thirty days to PlayerC, the original name PlayerA will become available. However, by reverting to PlayerA, that name remains as your own.
Alternatively, if you fall inactive and your skills are below level thirty, your name may be deposited back into the available names, meaning anyone is free to have it; I believe the same is also true for banned members, whose names are available if the ban was permanent. Not 100% sure if this is accurate.
If your name has been taken from you by Jagex, your name is changed to random characters. However, you will be able to change your name for free while logging in.
If your levels are above thirty, you should have nothing to worry about. Jagex frees up display names of inactive accounts only if their levels are below thirty.
That is called www.frugooscape.com. It is like runescape but its old runescape with codes.
There are private servers which are like Runescape clones but they can be very different from old Runescape.
If hackers find a security hole in Runescape which allows them to infiltrate and bypass any security measures your computer might have then yes, it is possible for someone to hack into your computer when playing Runescape. But seeing as Runescape is pretty old and still are being developed upon then the chance of this happening is pretty slim. Runescape might be one of the most secured MMORPG games today.
Yes, in fact runescape is appropriate for and 8 year old.
13 and NO younger. Runescape is very complex.
Runescape Classic
That is called www.frugooscape.com. It is like runescape but its old runescape with codes.
It was called Runescape Classic.
There are private servers which are like Runescape clones but they can be very different from old Runescape.
If hackers find a security hole in Runescape which allows them to infiltrate and bypass any security measures your computer might have then yes, it is possible for someone to hack into your computer when playing Runescape. But seeing as Runescape is pretty old and still are being developed upon then the chance of this happening is pretty slim. Runescape might be one of the most secured MMORPG games today.
to play runescape you must have to be 13+
Yes, in fact runescape is appropriate for and 8 year old.
It originates from Engand and in Old English translation, it mean chalk landing or a ship island in Scottish. Take it from someone with that name.
You can be as old as you like to go on runescape but if you're under 13 then you will have to use quick chat.
no there isn't its only a game for the oldest runescape players
13 and NO younger. Runescape is very complex.
You must be 13, or older to register for runescape.