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contractor at social Runeacape game studio Kixeye, the company has now fired four staff members, including the team manager.The contractor claimed that he had been subjected to numerous racial comments while working at the company over the summer,Buy RS Gold as reported by Kotaku. Today, Kixeye CEO Will Harbin took to Twitter to explain that he had not been aware of these issues before now, and that he has taken action on those involved."I immediately terminated the manager of the team in question and then three other employees who violated company standards as well," he noted. "I am doing my best to create a company where our employees love to work, with a culture of openness and tolerance to different points of view, styles, races, gender, orientation, religion and cultures. It turns out that a few bad apples weren't living up to the standards that the rest of us have set for our company." While free-to-play Runeacape games have been a major trend in the West for quite some time, no market relies on the microtransaction-based model quite like Asia's. Free-to-play Runeacape games originally emerged from this territory, and Asian Runeacape game studios have learned quite a bit about how to maximize the success of their online Runeacape games.At this year's GDC Europe, Reality Squared Runeacape games CEO and ex-gold farmer Jared Psigoda took a moment to share what he's learned about Chinese free-to-play browser Runeacape game design. While the design practices in China are quite different from those in the West, one thing's for sure: Chinese browser Runeacape games can certainly generate a lot of money.Psigoda explained that these titles have become especially adept at attracting "whales" or highly-engaged Runeacape players that sometimes spend upwards of $100,000 on a single Runeacape game. This small subset of Runeacape players can easily make up a large portion of a Runeacape thersgolds