Jagex continues with its long-term plans for Old School RuneScape

Brendan Malcolm, Games by Malcs founder and developer of OSRS gold Idle said: "It's been a long journey to get to this point however, I am extremely happy to be able to announce the launch of Melvor Idle! V1.0 adds so much of the content that the community has been asking for, and we look forward to getting them to enjoy the new astrology tool and more specifically the boss in the end."

He says "the support that Jagex has been able to offer through creative services and localisation, in particular, has been instrumental in helping us realize our vision for the game by making it accessible to the broadest possible player."

Though Melvor Idle is now at 1.0 full release and has abandoned early access, it does not mean the finalization of development. Three new expansions are scheduled to ensure that players have something to anticipate.Few games have experienced the long-term success of RuneScape. Despite the most recent release, RuneScape 3, having beautiful graphics typical of an updated MMO, thousands of players have been loyal to the build of the 2000s, Old School RuneScape. In turn, Jagex has kept its servers up to date and continues to release updates and events, despite it being (at most of the time) considerably more primitive than the third MMO that is part of the same series.

The day is today, Jagex continues with its long-term plans for Old School RuneScape. Since its inception, 11 years ago and the God Wars Dungeon storyline is finally at an end, with its final boss added as an expansion later this week.

The God Wars Dungeon isn't going far, but it's heading toward its final chapter with the introduction of the final boss: Cheap RuneScape gold The General. Being the last foe in a tale that's more than one decade in the making so bringing her down won't be an easy feat in any way. The number of teams that can be played by players can increase to 80 at a time therefore you'll probably not be able to do it alone.