The wildly popular MMO has seen a number of changes with this

Old School RuneScape has announced that the wildly popular Bounty Hunter mode will make its return to the game. Old School RuneScape remains extremely loved by the MMO community despite the ongoing expansion of RuneScape 3. Although Old School RuneScape was initially launched in 2013 to attraction to RuneScape gold for sale nostalgic players However, the game has changed over the past decade, and is now one of the best-supported MMOs around.

 

Every new update of the game's features is decided by the players before it is developed and ensures that the majority of the players is satisfied with the direction that the game is taking. While the game was developed on a version from 2007 that was released, that isn't stopping players from looking into the previous. A number of RuneScape community members are searching for builds from the 2005 era of the game with the hopes that they can preserve the MMO to make it a permanent part of the game.

 

Bounty Hunter's return was revealed by Jagex in an announcement on Twitter and a blog post outlining the game's plans. As with every update of Old School RuneScape, will require a period of user consultation to make sure that Bounty Hunter meets the needs of the most fans feasible. The plans provide details on every aspect from the initial Bounty Hunter, and how it will be expanded upon when a new version is released that includes matchmaking, skulling icons, Bounty Hunter Points, and, of course, the cash rewards.

 

This is another major update for players to be enthusiastic about by 2023. When Old School RuneScape players voted to bring the game's very first new feature, it was believed that a lot of Jagex's development budget would be dedicated to this. It's great to see other important updates made it into the game. It's great to see the return of Bounty Hunter will be great news for players of the Old School version of RuneScape. The update was initially introduced to the game's original version in December 2007.

 

Replacing Wilderness. Although initially controversial but a series of improvements to the mini-game transformed it into the most effective option to participate to PvP combat. It first came back in Old School RuneScape in 2014. However, it was pulled in 2020 due to concerns about its role in the gold farming. This update is a RS gold for sale second attempt to bring the old players back to the fold. The wildly popular MMO has seen a number of changes with this goal including Old School RuneScape's Group Ironman mode which added significant challenge in the gameplay.