Just go on youtube and search for either "Memories of Guthix" or "Nightmare at the Cradle", to fully appreciate the music one should do the quests tied to them. I feel like I should dedicate a whole paragraph to the music. There's an HTML5 beta currently which makes the game look very pretty. To accompany the beautiful quests, the graphics have been updated to look really great. Sadly many players choose to skip the dialogue and ignore the plot, which in my opinion shouldn't be done as RuneScape has some of the best story telling and lore I have ever experienced in any game so far, recently quests have their own voice-overs. The story telling in the quests is magnificent, the lore is also very very well written and there's actually quite a few likable characters. The past 2 or so years, RuneScape's lore has been becoming much more relevant.
The other guy here mentioned that there's no story and character development - with that I disagree.
The combat now feels much more alive, an action bar along with abilities have entered the game, making bossing much more interactive and fun as well as player killing (although many disagree). The combat has been completely revamped as well as the interface (you can now fully customize it) and depending on how far back you've played RuneScape, the graphics as well. Some say it's for the worst, some say it's for the best myself included. First of all, the RuneScape you knew before 2012 has changed. But I am here to hopefully convince you that it's not and also explain my 8/10 rating. Now then, RuneScape has a reputation of being a "childish" or perhaps "bad" game. I am still playing this game and I can safely say it's better than back then. I kept playing and playing, on and off sometimes but still being really active. Then inevitably like every game the craze died, everyone suddenly stopped playing RuneScape at my school and my friends moved to other games. This game was really, really addictive, I was playing for hours without end just to get higher levels than my friends I couldn't stop. I got introduced to RuneScape by a friend in High School, I have of course heard of it before but never decided to give it a try until my friend convinced me to. I started playing in 2007, many consider it late, but if I'm not mistaken that was the year that RuneScape had the most subscribed members, bots or not doesn't matter it was popular as hell. "With this success we've continued to increase investment levels to expand our games, as well as bringing in a slate of hugely talented people to join us in development, technology and publishing.I believe every gamer has heard of or even played RuneScape sometime in their life. The big increases we're seeing in both membership and active users show that we're not only able to bring new players into RuneScape but we're able to offer the kind of rich, evergreen content that keeps them engaged for the long term. "We find that the more we listen to, engage with, and empower the community the more if fosters a true connection with each other and with the games. This achievement showcases our living games philosophy bringing deeply engaging community experiences to players wherever they are.
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Old School RuneScape's successful mobile launch was made possible by our incredible team who've been able to make this classic game play smoothly in a mobile form-factor, and which allows players to enjoy the convenience of completely interoperable PC to mobile cross-play. "The franchise has been growing consistently for five years, and we've seen a surge of further community growth with the move to mobile. "2018 was a fantastic year for our RuneScape games, which have truly come of age," said Jagex boss Phil Mansell. The 18 year-old MMO also reported its highest ever paid membership total over Christmas, beating a record set in 2008. It has since received minor engine improvements and tweaks, and is targeted at older fans of the MMO who prefer the original experience over the more modern iteration. Old-School RuneScape was launched in 2013 and was a re-release of the 2007 version of the game. It bodes well for the launch of the main RuneScape MMO on smartphones, which is currently in the testing phase. Five million people have downloaded Old School RuneScape on iOS and Android, Jagex has announced.
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