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RuneScape devs team issued a patch note of tweaks and improvements they prepped up for Loot Sharing and Stone Spirits in the game, as a potent demonstration of perfectly performing its own New Year's resolutions in this phase. The patch note mainly focused on the major improvements to Loot Sharing, Stone Spirits, and several other functionalities within the game. It's also the remodification of some imperfections caused by the overdone tweaks from last Smithing & Mining Rework update.  For starters, let's take a look at what's happened in Loot Sharing, shall we? For Loot Sharing, RuneScape devs added a new feature to the Loot Sharing system that allowing the players to give away their own loots to anyone else in the same friends chat without no longer adding these people to the friend lists first. With this feature added on, there are plenty of conveniences created and a few more time saved for both sides of parties no doubt in the game.  The Second

Massive ARPG Path of Exile is embracing the last weekend of the Hideout Competition, which has been initially launched on the first day of this month, meanwhile will end up on February 3. Earlier today, the game publisher, Grinding Gear Games has published the last-one video highlights of the best entries that were created by contestants and assessed by judges, on the official website. Currently, the opening for submitting any videos of your own ingenious Hideout creation is apparently narrowing down and the countdown of the whole competition has already been divulged, if you try to go in for the procession of the contestants, this is the best and last time you ever have.  In the announcement, Grinding Gear Game especially stressed the significance of originality and its resolution to fight against any form of plagiarism. The announcement indicated that a complete copy of another individual's existing work would be subjected to a disqualification once it is found out by the

Jagex's current owner, a Chinese firm called FuKong Interactive, has issued a regulatory statement to notify Chinese financial market several days ago that it's planning a major reorganization and considering sales of assets, with partial or full sale of Jagex as a potential option. Fukong Interactive is currently possessing 100% stake of Jagex, and the sole controller of Jagex for the last two years through buying out the former owner of Jagex, another Shanghai firm called Hongtou Holding in 2017. However, in 2018, the company has been haunted by tons of calamities: a batch of executives successively resigned under "personal reasons"; the company and its actual controller was in custody and currently under investigation of violating certain regulations by CSRC; the first half year of 2018 has gained a revenue of 55 million dollars, reduced by 9.7% on a year-to-year basis while causing 68 million dollars deficit, on the other hand, made a profit around 6.4 millio

This may sound thoroughly cruel to all the fanboys and diehards of obsolete Windows XP and Windows Vista operating system - but they have been cornered for a few years, and recently what they are rooting for received a mortal blow from Path of Exile. Based on the earlier announcement from Path of Exile publisher Grinding Gear Games, the game will no longer support Windows XP and Windows Vista System in two months. Starting this project off by launching the major update of the game on March: 3.6.0 patch, the game will finally weed out these two out-of-date PC operating systems along with the old renderer: DirectX 9, while it still provides a two-month-long preparation time for all the players who still hang on to the "antiques" to digest and move on to update the new versions of them, or get rid of the game for good instead.  This decision made by Grinding Gear Games isn't out of impulse at all. Based on the information and details given by the official announ

Hackers' Capability  It is estimated that there are a dozen number of Old Scholl RuneScape accounts got hacked on a daily basis, and takes its toll on the RuneScape Security in the meantime. According to incomplete counts, hackers gain an average of 2 billion dollars illegitimate earnings per day from breaking into OSRS accounts, and that even excludes the loss from RuneScape.  RuneScape, for sure, has a steady and die-hard player base more than any other games does in the world. As one of the oldest and most-updated games that even have made it into the Guinness Record, the game is now a renowned title in the game industry and its 2013 nostalgic version, Old School RuneScape, serves at least 50,000 concurrent players every day. However, like any other with unfailing fames, this game has been haunted by an online illicit group made up of hackers, scammers and spammers for all these years. Undoubtedly, security measures called for higher-level and more efficient protec

Herald of Agony build is the creation crafted by a Twitch streamer named Nugiyen. The prototype of this build excises maximum block chances and now has been posted on the official website forum. What Nugiyen has done with that is managing to switch the block into pure defensive stats one the premise of keeping the core of the prototype. He has put up a powerhouse that is still able to clear content smoothly. Now let's probe into how he made it! Herald of Agony Build Before going too deep in the study, you should be aware that this build does NOT SUIT for newbies. As a matter of fact, it is one of the most expensive builds out there that most of the players consider the cost of it "rather prohibitive". In the meantime, this build is pretty elusive to set up. However, if you can prep up for all the currency and set it up properly, it has great possibilities to become one of the firmest defensive builds in the game. Perfect for those peculiarly deep delves! The pricing o

Grinding Gear Games is expanding its scale. Now, the want ads for several different vacant positions in this company has been put up on the official website billboard.  The positions in this want ads covered a wide range, including community junior, customer support, web designer, senior C+ + engine programmer. In the meantime, all the applicants must fit in one basic condition before sending their curriculum vitae: Currently residing in Auckland, Newzealand and plan on staying that way for a long time. Apparently, all these positions are full time and based in the company. Based on the want ads, this is the job requirements for the community junior position: Has a great work ethic. Has moderate experience in video editing either professionally or as a hobby. Has a basic understanding of social media. Has knowledge of internet culture. Has decent written communication skills. Has a proven ability to learn and adapt. Works well under pressure. Has a good know

RuneScape just made a decision to cast its Companion App off shortly. The decision is well-explained in a brief announcement that has been put up on the official website billboard, saying the RuneScape Companion App is too old to be maintained by the tech support.  The RuneScape Companion is a free application used for various interactions with the game. It is supported by smartphones, tablets, and certain web browsers. You can: buy and sell items from your bank on the Grand Exchange view the contents of your bank look up the stock market prices of items on the Grand Exchange chat with players via private, friends, and clan chats view your D&D tracker which shows time remaining for D&Ds you still have time to complete view your friend and ignore list view your clan member list Buying and selling items will withdraw and deposit gold into your money pouch, not your bank. In the announcement, Jagex claimed and implied that continuing to maintain the

Grinding Gear Games has announced their development plan for Path of Exile in February on the official website. Within less than 300 total words written down on, the brief announcement of the next month's plan actually became the blockbuster to everyone else' surprise.  First of all, as mentioning the earlier deploy of 3.5.2 patch into the game, Grinding Gear Games devs team revealed that they are still monitoring the effectiveness of these implanted patches and hotfixes , as well as the running circumstance of the whole game in case of more issues breaking out in some time. Then, the most eye-catching part of this story is the company claimed to launch a press tour for the next Path of Exile expansion: 3.6.0 patch . It's definitely unprecedented and extremely astonishing given that there is literally no record at all for this company confronting with media and journalists previously and the next patch is the first and one of the most significant updates since

Jagex has made an announcement to patch up the completionist cape in Runescape, which was considered to be trapped in a quagmire of disappointments and arguably conflict with the original intent behind the design. To emphasize the size of this upcoming rework, Jagex specifically brought back the dev blog and discussed all the details regarding what kind of problems and remedies the completionist cape have and will receive. You can click here for the view of the whole dev blog. To make a long story short, what phrase the completionist cape are experiencing now is quite alarming and worrisome. According to Jagex statement, the completionist cape would have been more intriguing and funnier than the old ones after each perfection, however, today's completionist cape get lashed out and become rather repulsive instead. All the mess turned into a predicament where any other significant improvements the devs made in an update are completely spoiled in the RuneScape players eyes by

Today, we are going to write something different from the usual pieces we'd created previously. Try something new doesn't represent necessarily a shift of writing focus and changes for promotional priority. It just means we intend to have a taste of diversification and a real urge of likability. To start this article with a quote I like most, "A man should always do something to live up to the hype, don't patronize yourself instead" This piece is all about daily lives that somebody in the shots has with their pets and even wild animals. Some are intimidating but mostly hilarious and wacky. Here we go: A guy went out for camping and forgot to build a tent at night, look what he met with in the middle of the night! Followup: That guy was thought to be a reckless camping enthusiast at first. But after digging out a little more about him and his video, only to find that he is one of the tamers and all the cheetahs appeared in the photos are