Pfieffer and RuneScape gold his team members tried Melvor Idle themselves and found it enjoyable enough that they reached for Malcolm for a discussion about the possibilities of working with Malcolm in the latter part of 2021.

"From the first conversation we found out that Brendan is a fan of Jagex's idea of game that is based on community, and has done an outstanding job of fostering a healthy and active community about Melvor Idle. It's rare to come across the right combination when looking for publishing opportunities however Brendan as well as Melvor Idle are exactly that, so we took the chance to be a part of his team and the game fully.

He says: "We like to say that the case is that if RuneScape has been the MMO that is enjoyable while watching TV, Melvor is the idle game you can play while playing RuneScape. Melvor Idle takes RuneScape's core gameplay mechanics, and condenses them into bite-sized chunks that can be enjoyed regardless of the duration and, therefore, RuneScape gamers will be right at the right place in Melvor.For all the competitive swagger, RuneScape isn't just a motley collection of individuals. It is that ... however, like every other community, the RuneScape players have the ability to band together and aid one another out in some amazing moments which are worth the knightly honour often portrayed on the screen.

The best thing to do can be attributed to the part of the developers Jagex who dedicated the game's in-game memorial (and in recent times, a pub) to the memory of a best player, known as 'The Old Nite", who tragically died on the real world in 2006. The player was active since when RuneScape was first launched in 2001. was often the second-highest-ranked player, right after Zezima.

Due to alleged activity on his profile post-2006, it was believed that he was still alive however, this was said to be the result of hackers temporarily accessing his locked account. While neither of those claims can be confirmed however, this virtual representation of a ghost story can reveal a cool aspect of MMORPGs stories that can be created about players who actually play them.

I'm not sure if cheap OSRS gold that statue that was erected to The Old Nite still exists however, it was at the southern edge in the Wilderness (or 'Wildy' for short) It was a huge expanse of barren land in the north, frequented in the past by beasts and players-killers. I've never been to visit it. Really, I was stupid.