As a whole I feel this is a good thing, for both the players and Jagex.

Obviously RS3 gold nearly all the comments will be"have not they already done that" but lets actually have a discussion. They are officially changing the anticipation from every Monday with something to it really only being a month. Seems as though they are opting for the end of the month for a launch point for each their upgrades. They have done this in the past, but its nice to know that updates are coming at the close of the month and then they use the month to build hype for that upgrade, sort of like the way they declared Desperate Measures 20 days ahead of its launch.

As a whole I feel this is a good thing, for both the players and Jagex. We don't need to log into every Monday to understand there is not something new and instead can concentrate on the final Monday of the month and from the time it comes about we'll know what the upgrade is. In all honesty I believe they should ramp down their attention on graphic fidelity, OSRS more than anything should be a indication that folks mostly care about the mechanics of RuneScape. I would take visuals that are barebones in exchange for update program that is greatly expedited. I mean only reuse and repurpose a few of the models or cartoons out of RuneScape's previous and jery rig some high quality content.

That is simply wrong, even OSRS is presently seeking to bring the rest of their match up to the graphic fidelity of their latest content. Obviously, even their latest content still seems"old school" but that is the style they would like to stick to. Most other MMOs do not drop big updates monthly, plus they DEFINITELY do not fall weekly articles.

IMO if the remainder of the month are patches and we get Ninja fixes every two weeks, I think that is fine (based on how they're defining an upgrade ). It quells some of the"when are we getting stuff" and suits both the ones that want fixes to RuneScape, in addition to ones who just want to devour fresh content. If this procedure works, and they're ready to get out high quality, purposeful updates once a month, together with patches/fixes littered throughout, I will be a happy camper.

That's the goal. The past three months have been a manifestation of their impact to productivity that working from home has had on the group, as people work around their house lives - in less than ideal setups, handling childcare or homeschooling, the psychological stresses of working where you live etc. I am able to talk to my own experience, moving half way around the world for this particular job only 6 weeks past, to say how hard it is to get this done by home vs the studio.

In other words, sticking to the present programs we had just wouldn't work for us developers or you as players - the openings on these larger parts of articles would be far larger than anybody would like to see. Instead, the initiative was taken by the group and adapted our approach to the reduced capacity. What this new strategy does is decrease the opportunity of significant gaps between additive content, with a goal of delivering on a monthly cadence once we can. The team really are throwing themselves at this challenge and working super hard to make that occur. Honestly, I am pretty cheap OSRS gold excited about the plans as a player.