Yeah, I used to play that game... I didn't particularly care for all the changes - I liked how it used to be, but that's progress I guess... what really killed it for me, though, was their micro-transaction flip-flop. After having trading in-game items for real-world money be a bannable offense for many, many years, they suddenly removed that rule and opened up a cheat-shop of their own. Disgusting. Doesn't help that their cheat-shop only sells "gamble chances" and doesn't require credit card verification at all... do you have any idea how many kids pay for the game with their parents' cards? And they can simply spend $200 at a time without verification?
I wish I could say otherwise, but I hope that RS3 fails miserably. I know it's just business, but I can't stand such an amoral company.