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As we mentioned several days before the startup when we were still in the countdown of 2018, the Runescape 18th birthday celebration will launch on today as scheduled. The opening ceremony, reportedly, was a firework show in the game hosted by players themselves. The sparklers, which can be freely acquired from Treasure Hunter, are the main prop to maintain this firework show and features different colours and different effects during their sparking.  Based on the announcement from Runescape official site, we are convinced that these sparklers have been categorized into four different types according to numbers of grabbing and colours. In former categorization, there are four different types of sparklers to choose from: Purple, Double, Tripple, Quadruple. The bunches of different numbers of sparklers separate them each other. Other than Bunch amounts categorization, the latter one is Color Taxis. All two different colours, including red and purple, are on t...

As it comes to the countdown to the 2018 and the opening of 2019, many game publishers are busy in announcing the next year's resolution and the year-end summary. As cliche as it sounds, there are some exceptional thunderbolts out there hidden in the lengthy announcements they made. Recently, as the publisher of one of the oldest and most-updated MMORPGs in the world, Runescape's creator Jagex just posted its"Early 2019 scheduled updates of Runescape Part one" on the game's official website hours ago. Unlike the brief and vague updates' notes published by the company previously, this announcement is evidently more abundant and detailed as to the updates amount and updates' content. Carrying on with the consistent easiness-and-humorousness narrative style, the announcement brought the company and Runescape fandoms closer together again as expected. Given the limited space available, we will not broadcast and brief most of the announcements' contents. We...