However, if they can't locate sufficient RuneScape players to participate in playing games with, they  RuneScape gold can also create a roleplaying clan for themselves. It's easy to create a clan within the world of open MMO and looking for other roleplayers by this method lets players define their own standards and boundaries to what kind of stories they'd like to engage in during an entire session.

Old School RuneScape has revealed the 10th Anniversary Celebration to mark 10 years since the game's launch. Old School RuneScape is a version from 2007 of RuneScape which brings back old-fashioned graphics and gameplay. The game was first released in 2013. Old School RuneScape was initially developed as a method for the developer Jagex attune to the nostalgia of players following a series of controversial choices led to many people leaving playing the game originally. However it has since grown to become one of the loved and well-supported MMOs around the globe with regular updates and each new piece of content being voted on by the players.

The player-driven approach to development has kept the majority players content and has seen some older pieces of content resurface. A few days ago, Old School RuneScape announced the return of Bounty Hunter, a popular PvP mode that was taken away a few years in the past. RuneScape revealed their plans via its official website with the information for the 10th Birthday event. The event is available right away, and will run through March 15. So, players who are interested can take part.

The event can be initiated by contacting the Cook's new assistant at Lumbridge Castle and rewards players with a wide array of cosmetics to celebrate 10-years of old-school RuneScape. This update is a perfect way to express your appreciation to the game and demonstrates the effort put to keeping it running for the past decade. It's an astonishment in comparison to RuneScape 3. which continues to make headlines with the wrong motives. In the last few days, RuneScape 3 shelved its long-awaited Avatar Refresh, which the community was extremely enthusiastic about.

Old School RuneScape has a tradition of celebrating large occasions, even though they're typically themed around holidays like Christmas and Easter. It's not surprising that Jagex is paying special attention to this anniversary because it's an important achievement in the history of the MMO. Old School RuneScape launched with just a handful of developers and was never planned to last this long, even with limited updates to content scheduled. Today, it's releasing massive updates, such as Old School RuneScape's Group Ironman mode, and it's an incredible achievement for the team and should be celebrated.

As the game turns 10-years-old, gamers might be excused for thinking about how long Old School RuneScape can last. However, the game is going from upwards and upwards and even often beats RuneScape 3's player number. The game will receive the biggest update it has ever had in 2023 following the The Old School RuneScape players decided to include the game's first ever new feature, which was generally disapproved by players in the community. This seems to be an ideal opportunity to join an old School RuneScape player, even for those who are new to the game and seeking an MMO to find a home.