However, why would the MTX overlords need to wait until rs2007 gold is completely dead until they start adding MTX into OSRS? If its so profitable why would not it be something which include asap? Osrs has a very small team running it, I mean VERY small for how large it is so runescapes overhead is miniscule in comparison to other games of its own runescape playerbase dimension.
Is runescape really supposed to be going under soon? I know the runescape player foundation has decreased significantly over the years but is it really going to be taken offline at the 2020s?
The price will always be at 11$(subject to rise pretty soon), but you are going to keep getting less and less. Used for QUALITY updates per week when runescape was 5$ a month, today you get these supposed”growth sized upgrades – 120 herb/farm”, that are bare and barebones with no actual substance, interlaced with patch weeks for weeks, prior to and after the content drop. It appears runescape is currently running in maintenance mode, the minimum is done to keep as many active memberships as you possibly can, and the majority of JMODS must be off working on another MMO or some thing.
Except you are missing so much with this generalisation. The current OSRS community isn’t comprised of the specific same people that abandoned when EoC was released. It’s now partly RS3 individuals who transferred to escape MTXscape, partially new runescape players, partly returning runescape players who just didn’t visit RS3 because OSRS was nostalgic, and there are others too. They would also present MTX at a very very slow manner to avoid a mass ragequit. They already proved that they can get away with this once with the release of bonds. Frame that however you want, but at the end of the day, bonds do allow OSRS runescape players to buy rs3 gold to purchase in-game items for real cash. I will absolutely guarantee there will be outrage, which many would quit, but enough could take the gradual increments, like enough approved the bonds.