Such as they used to buy OSRS Gold in the rpg and mmo facet of the market, there are to many games now times for games to support huge numbers. RS3 includes a solid 20-30k on much at any given time. With upwards of 45k at peaks. It would be somewhere in the mid to low 20's on steam graphs in position if we are comparing to steam graphs. That is a really good spot to be in contemplating that's where lots of the games that are popular set on steam charts such as ESO and last dream.

My guess is that it's going to be a completely new and different MMO instead of remastering the exact old code we perform now, I do not believe they think it's worth to remaster RuneScape in fear of it being unsuccessful and result in loss of players. Brand recognition is arguably the most effective marketing tool there is, particularly when it's one with the massive amount of nostalgia that Runescape brings to so a lot of people. The rumours of RuneScape: Remastered are that it's a completely new game which shares some lore from RuneScape, but could be set somewhat later in the deadline and have an entirely new universe (possibly sharing some of the same areas as the current RuneScape, but reconstructed from the earth with no grid system and other constraints of the engine).

Gameplay would likely also be wholly different, with everything being entirely in 3D (the present RS3 and OSRS clients leaves everything from 3D but the server still handles everything as though it's in 2D) and it will be essentially realtime rather than having everything secured to 0.6s ticks. So it basically is a wholly brand new MMO, but they are using RuneScape more as a franchise than to refer to a certain game (or two matches, I figure ). It's probably just known as"RuneScape Remastered" for marketing purposes. There are a slew of people who played with RuneScape at a certain point in their lives, but are not actively after the news around Jagex. If they launch a game called"RuneScape Remastered" that they will probably get a lot more traction online than if they would release an entirely distinct MMO with a completely different title.

The next MMO tried - Runescape is life

I have to agree despite the downvotes. I got hauled into Final Fantasy XIV with my friends and I really feel trapped because the home market so is bank space and is really bad. I am paying extra for retainers since I can't hold my items for crafting together with the 2 they supply. And I need to keep my sub-par or I lose my house and it is unbelievably difficult to get one to begin with. There is limit spaced so people have to fight over them. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. What's there for Runescape gold me to do? Nothing of value in any way.