It was pretty obvious that the new players were gamers refer to as "gold farmer." They were winning gold during the game and then converting that game gold into actual cash by selling it to other players on OSRS gold underground websites. This has been happening for many years and the majority games have banned it, but it's not stopped.

The problem was, why was there suddenly many of these new players in Old School RuneScape? The answer lay in one single collapsing economy. Venezuela. Inflation rates were rising and threatening the currency of the country. And for thousands of Venezuelans gaming gold was a source of safety.

There's a good chance that if lived in the 1990s or early 2000s, and had access to online services, then you likely have played RuneScape. This was the first MMORPG to be the first to introduce an online experience for role-playing that anybody could access through their web browser.

It's gone the days of players were required to run Java just to start their RuneScape character. The past few years have seen the long-running game go mobile, offering a brand new game for newer players as well as the traditional Java version for those who want to return to it.

MMORPGs have come a long way since the beginning of time they were first introduced, with Final Fantasy XIV being a great example of just how extensive the genre has grown. But if your goal is to revisit RuneScape but do not want to play as long as before, their latest endeavour may just be appropriate for players like you.

Jagex is the company behind RuneScape and Steamforged Games, has teamed up with tabletop-gaming company Steamforged Games to create both a board game and tabletop roll-playing game (TTRPG) base book, that is inspired by the fantastical realm of Gielinor.

Both games are set be a delight for RuneScape in particular and Old School RuneScape's player communities with modern and faithful adaptations of old-fashioned characters and quests that blend iconic elements of the games into exciting , tactile adventures that are recreated for tabletop gaming.

The games will draw upon locales, characters and adventures in RuneScape's lengthy 21-year history in the form of a board game that will take between one and five players to quest-based games through Gielinor.

They'll make and upgrade equipment, enhance their characters as well as cook unique recipes. They will also interact in conversation with NPCs while testing their abilities as they explore different areas of buy RS gold the world. They will also encounter many exciting side quests designed to divert and amuse them on the route.