We are actively working together with the Police concerning the incident, but provided this ongoing legal issue we're not able to supply further details.We pride ourselves about the fire and ethics of the JMods that operate for Jagex and we hold them to the greatest standards. Old School is since launch in its greatest and most powerful, but we still have to do, not least a cellular launch which each day gets closer with RS gold. Newsweek has reached out to confirm the identity of the team member that was dismissed. We will update this post as more is learned.
Do beta tests have a role aside from just technical? And do they still serve to actually collect the players' view? Most often, we would be inclined to answer both questions but obviously not over the Jagex studio in regards to RuneScape. For many weeks, the British programmer was testing the upgrade Weapon Diversity, aiming specifically to bring a little diversity in the use of weapons MMORPG, so that every object has a very specific role and the choice of weapons makes sense real.The upgrade was the subject of a beta this summer, the remarks of these players were not too enthused and in a notice printed on the official website, the developer announces give up to deploy the upgrade.
More concretely, when the upgrade was deployed on the test servers, the developer has finalized it. According to the comments of the players along with the alterations to be made, in the conclusion of the beta, the studio estimated that it had completed just 50% of their material - less or more, the update did not fetch any really substantial adjustments and just the DPS amount of weapons evolved, encouraging players to optimize it without imposing greater strategy in the choice of weapons actually used by the gamers.
As a result, there were three choices available to the development team with cheap RuneScape gold: to pursue and keep, but with no guarantee of success and delaying the installation of the upgrade; begin from scratch to new foundations but at the risk of impacting other significant updates that will be announced shortly; or finally abandon the upgrade and reassign the development teams into other updates and fine-tune them.
