Content is constantly being updated and RuneScape gold new features to the game keep making their way. This could sometimes be negative, especially in light of the monetisation scandal that occurred a time ago. The addition of real-money transactions via buying treasure keys created a massive stir, nothing that the game industry hasn't seen before in FIFA points, however.

They haven't become as predatory as they once were which can be attributed to a studio that is aware of its loyal fans and knowing what must be done to remain relevant. An ideal balance was the result.

If you're looking to go back to RuneScape that is intimidated by the style and feel of the new 'RuneScape 3' You have two options to make things appear and play more familiar. If you want all the features and updates to the graphics it is possible to switch to Legacy Mode which takes away the modern MMORPG features and gives you a basic point and click system.

You can also choose to play Old School RuneScape which is the original version of the game. It is kept safe and updated with regular updates. However, it will only never look, feel or play exactly like the original. The disadvantage is that it requires you to join a paid membership to access all the different worlds available. Only a small percentage of these are accessible to non-paying players.

Now for the elephant in the room, is RuneScape pay-to win, pay-to-play, or pay-to-anything? Absolutely not. Even with a free account, there is more content here than what's available in some PS/$60 AAA games.

There are many membership options accessible through general membership and the Premier Club, but neither is required to play the game. Treasure Hunter keys are still a little bit pay-to-win in that the more you invest on items and content you will receive. It is not an intrusive and necessary aspect of the game, however it is OSRS gold not true.