In an interview with PCGamesN,'' Osborne said that"it is probably rude to call this, but I feel like Old School Runescape is a good creative beta" -- a testing ground of thoughts, if you will, for cheap RuneScape gold the more modern counterpart.Osborne goes on to mention he's sure the developers of Old School Runescape think about this connection from the complete opposite manner, and his interpretation of this scenario"kind of trivialises it and diminishes them, which is not the way it's meant to be." However, the benefit of the specific set-up is that Jagex"has to determine how players perform [Old School] content and also what sticks."

Osborne points out that OSRS is bringing out Elf City after this season -- something which the brand new game did six years ago --"so there is a nice symmetry where we're both borrowing from one another." Later on this summer, Runescape's second major growth, The Land from Time, kicks off. As well as sending players off to explore a long-lost island, the update will introduce a bunch of ancient creatures -- and it'll be intriguing to check whether the Old School team can bring those in their match one day.

A brand new landmass is opening upon the map of Runescape, a mysterious island now shrouded in fog should you start up your own map. The island is named Anachronia, and it's home to a ruddy huge dinosaurs. To get here, you'll need to help finish a ship that has been under construction in the city of Varrock for 11 decades, with that completed one can set sail for Anachronia at which you'll need to set a base of operations, navigate a island-wide Agility training course, and -- yes -- hunt some dinosaurs.

Old School Runescape players will recognise that the landmass as Fossil Island, but in the warped deadline of Land Out of Time there are no fossils available, just enormous beasts too large for gamers to can you buy gold on old runescape take down through regular combat.