Looks interesting, but it is being killed by the horrid Minecraft graphics for me. Honestly, Old School RuneScape appears better mostly because things do not look blocky, simply lacking detail. Your characters will be the worst, the world appears better than the characters. Aside from that I like the 360o look RS goldthings, I can not tell if you WASD or use point-and-click, but either way, it seems responsive than RuneScape, that feels like a lagfest. I guess the UI will undergo a few changes also, but so far so good.

My overall issue is the blockyness, in my opinion it's a art style for virtually any game out side of SNES and NES games. That is my feedback, make the characters more round and shed the Minecraft images, you can agree with me or disagree, that's your choice, you posted a movie of your job and probably desired feedback, so this is mine, take it or leave it. It will be amusing if I get downvoted, since I am saying something negative, which can be nonetheless ON-TOPIC (as how Reddit upvote/downvote system works... not downvoting opinions you personally don't like, because you are retarded).Game still runs on 6s tick engine, therefore all this is happening up to 300ms added latency (on top of whatever actual latency you've got to the servers).Game began as a rewind of RS3 back to 2007, and only exists since Jagex's hand was forced by the huge popularity of a personal server running older versions of runescape.Significantly more popular compared to RS3 - given the decision to play runescape less 10 decades of updates by Jagex, a majority took it.

Funny ones in recent memory: an upgrade to the way pickpocketing worked led in runescape players being able to drop an item to the floor to generate stacks of max cash (2.1 billion gold). People dropped stacks of maximum cash everywhere. Servers had to be rolled back, leading to any progress runescape players made in that time being missing.

A floor spawn for the very best weapon at runescape (normally an extremely rare fall from a boss) was accidentally added to the ground with an unrelated upgrade. The economy was bombarded with jagged bows, which, you guessed it, required a host rollback.There's plenty more but the article is long enough as it is. For 20 years they have attempted and failed to make a game as popular as Runescape, while cannibalizing Runescape to fund their expeditions. Management would push through the release of a new game and then get frustrated and cancel it since it didn't get the amounts RS was becoming.

Now a shadow buy RuneScape goldtheir past victory, have taken to abusive MTX strategies to pay off their chinese investors. Financial statements show massive outflow of money to pay investors, while staff are underpaid and games underfunded. Continually making bad choices in an attempt to retain or gain runescape players - eg. One story years ago about upper control refusal to convert to unreal engine because they believed if runescape players had the engine installed on their PCs they'd more easily change to other MMOs.