A decrease in the prevalence of bots

As a training tool it is possible to obsolece the use of RuneScape Gold alching. There are now much faster and low-level training methods that work for magic. Tipping of the equilibrium between low- and high-leveled players. Alching remains an unproven technique and players at low levels are in decline. RS isn't attracting new players.

A decrease in the prevalence of bots. Alch-bots are the most widespread type of bots. But, generally speaking, bots have decreased in number since the release of rs3. The influx of alchables from PVM has been a huge hit. 

Alchables are now quite common on bosses and slayers' droptables and are therefore flooding the market. What are your thoughts of this trend. Are alchables likely to increase or will they fall? How low could prices be? Could we be selling stuff for 2-3k profit per item within a couple of years?

Cons – After Andrew Gower's departure, we've had our new CEO join us to fire up the content shredding. "You know exactly what we're planning to do, team?" We're going to take these quests in this area... and alter the way they're done. That's correct. They're not bad in the slightest however, we must update them after almost a DECADE because they're just too good.'

This is just one example of the mental processes Jagex's brain that is corrupted by money goes through every week. There are many terrible 'quality of Buy RS 3 Gold life modifications, such as the conversion of a fine user interface into a sloppy Chrome cake plate. Google is negotiating a deal at the expense the game.