With next-generation technology coming in RuneScape gold, and also the Jagex team preparing major interface improvements, audio updates, and user-generated articles, the studio realized something on a larger scale than a routine upgrade was necessary to really get across to players both inside and out the match just how significant this upcoming content actually is. "Yes, we might have called it RuneScape Next Age when we wanted to," says Gerhard,"and part of my thinking had been, for those that haven't played this game in a year, it's going to be night and day.

It's not a completely new game, but it is definitely a new adventure." The strategy is to keep the Oldschool Runescape name for a couple of months, perhaps a year based on how player amounts are searching, then drop the 3 and simply call the game RuneScape again -- similar to what occurred with RuneScape 2 back in 2004. And Gerhard is expecting this will result in"new players coming from, thinking'I will give it a opportunity. '''"Worst update ever"Obviously, it is never as straightforward as putting a new variant of a popular online game and hoping that everything is hunky dory with the present players.

The simple fact is that many players hate change, whether or not it is for the better or not, and will ensure their voices are very much heard.As that I begin to suggest to Gerhard which Oldschool Runescape will no doubt be struck with this form of immunity, he begins to cheap OSRS gold laugh knowingly. "You are right -- you are really correct," he says. "We have actually all got company t-shirts that state'Worst Update Ever' on these. No matter what you do, somebody will hate it."