RuneScape is getting a busy week already, and it is just Monday. Its principal version is launching a new Valentine's Day-themed pursuit, while Old School RuneScape is still working through comments to RS Gold its proposed gear balance changes.
RuneScape's Heartstealer pursuit kicks off this week, with gamers combine an NPC called Caelyn in a heist to steal a"massive heart-shaped ruby" to secure an anniversary present for Annette. While unquestionably a Valentine's Day flavored pursuit, it'll be available forever, so you needn't handle the heist straight away. It is going to be available to anyone, no requirements needed, but individuals who have at least a level 20 Thieving skill can claim a thieving XP Lamp following the quest. Old School RuneScape fans can continue to give feedback on the proposed Gear Balance changes the developers have been suggesting since late January. The newest blog post puts forth some of he actual changes based on participant feedback that the staff has in mind to execute. The OSRS staff did caution that a number of the modifications will affect some players and builds more than others, and they're speaking internally to find out ways to allow these affected builds to"continue in their current form, whilst trying to achieve the results [they are ] aiming for."
Therefore, the team listed out some of the suggested modifications to object requirments to"better fit their stats," for example making the Inqsuisitor's Mace now demand 80 Strike versus the first 75, or increasing the base edition of the Nightmare Staff from a 65 Magic level to 72. The Old School RuneScape team detailed some of the plans to nerf a few things, saying they are simply"too powerful to stay as they are." Including items like the Twisted Bow, Dragonhide Armour and more.
You can check out the full suggested changes, in addition to OSRS Gold For Sale the previous versions of this site discussion here. Furthermore, Jagex's CEO recently spoke in an interview about his feelings around the acquisition of the RuneScape dev by The Carlyle Group and how it affects the studio moving forward.
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