Runescape Cheaters Punished In A Unique Way

A new way of unearthing videogame cheaters has been introduced to RuneScape, the world’s most popular online adventure game.

‘Botany Bay’ is a new in-game area where the community can judge the cheats, voting on ways in which they can be destroyed and throwing rotten fruit as the votes are counted. Methods of disposal include being stomped on by a dragon, blasted by a ray of light from the RuneScape gods, or consumed by a giant worm.

[nrvalleytime]

This is an awesome solution. Kudos, Runescape. We'll see if COD Black Ops II comes pre-loaded with a Botany Bay level. :-)

[Sketchy_Galore]

It's creative, I'll give you that but c'mon guys. These people are already playing Runescape, anything beyond that is just cruel and unusual punishment.

[Grenade]

"RuneScape, the world's most popular online adventure game"
Never heard of it.

[SaffronCurse]

Well shame on you sir.

[nrvalleytime]

Truly? It's been around for some time, and, if you have the time, has a very deep community and gameplay mechanics.

[Griffin4871]

You must be 12 and like new to the internet. As crappy as most MMO players think it is, it's actually very successful and populated than most recent over-rated MMOs.

[Reverent]

Not to mention that it's free and plays from your browser so that gives it really easy access to anyone who wants to try it. I find it really hard to believe you've never heard of it. It may not be the MOST popular online mmo, but it's definitely WAY up there. I actually played it a lot when I was younger. It's incredibly deep with nearly unlimited things to do.