As for those that desire or want the exclusive protection items from Bounty Hunter and PVP, Jagex will be supplying other methods to RS gold obtain them. While this is unquestionably a fantastic thing for the ones that believe these items are must-haves, this might also be used to make money by individuals who have been exploiting the Bounty Hunter mini-game at the first place. Hopefully, that wouldn't longer be true and Jagex would be able to come up with something to be sure it won't get exploited the next time around. Amid the elimination of the rather common mini-game is a much bigger game facet that Jagex was planning an overhaul for quite some time now: the whole PVP mechanics. In fact, aside from players having the ability to make possibly game-changing sums of cash, this is the reason OSRS Bounty Hunter is making a brief leave from the sport.

In accordance with Jagex,"our objective is to determine a long-term vision for PvP games. Rather than move from 1 release to the next, we want a very clear direction for the next few years that may inform how we design material moving forward." From that statement, we can infer that rather than continuous but directionless changes to the PVP world, they are going to have one huge plan which spans for months. Hopefully, what they are attempting to hatch would be good in the long run, as PVP is a massive portion of the game updates. Heck, some players stay in Old School RuneScape simply because of it! In OSRS, something as seemingly small as removing a mini-game can make such a massive change, especially for people that have been earning money -- equally in-game and in real life -- off this method. But more significant than this is that the revamp of an entire body of material, which will hopefully improve it.

YouTuber and Twitch streamer Settled climbed to prominence as an Old School RuneScape content creator by recording every step in finishing the game's most masochistic challenge: Maxing out all the game's 23 skills on an Ultimate Ironman character. Ultimate Ironman personalities are forbidden from trading and utilizing in-game banks. This usually means that these players can not hoard the materials used to train particular skills beyond what they are able to hold in 28 inventory spaces- turning an already tough procedure into an incredible slog. What's more, all these materials have to be collected personally since Ironman characters cannot exchange with other players.

After a 7,000-hour journey to max his first Ultimate Ironman personality, Settled chose to"up the ante," in his own words, by locking a fresh new Ultimate Ironman character in the relatively small and empty swamp region of cheap OSRS gold massive world map: Morytania. Settled's YouTube show about this particular character, appropriately named Swampletics, has rapidly become a favorite among fans of Old School RuneScape. Because Morytania is a comparatively high-level area, even the start levels of every ability have been shown to be an unbelievable grind.