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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...

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 p...

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 ...

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...

After been out in the cold for over three months, Runescape Mobile(OSRS Mobile, actually) went back to public vision by the latest Dev blog published by Jagex at Runescape official site regarding the status quo and aspiration of the mobile version. Dev blog, from Jagex and its fandoms perspective, is really rare and exceptional among the flood of news, pitch notes, announcements and other contents on the board, especially when its content relates with the latest-released game. Regardless of how big this thunderbolt was, anyone from the Runescape fandoms should give a quick look through of the whole blog. Something from there are pretty crucial; whether you are a newcomer of the Runescape Mobile version or a veteran, this blog can be very inspirational, foremost and functional as well. The blog is essentially an introspection-oriented project paper. Devs from Jagex have been buried themselves in some overhauls in Runescape Mobile to maximize its user-friendly features lately. Desp...

Unless you are one of the crews that have been crystal clear to the capability of games like Runescape that leaving the real world out as you immerse yourself in the fantasy they demonstrate, you don't get to know the game whatsoever in all probability. Created and released in 2001 initially, Runescape is one of the many MMORPGs that fantasy and magic fandoms can play an encounter with other players. The world in Runescape has been evolved throughout all these years to accommodate the desires of those that are fond of wonderland and quests that are able to give out untold hours of amusement based upon the fans' affection. Runescape is rather all-around that isn't put down to the punctilious storylines and rigid narrative structure that some other games have adhered to. Below are a few fun facts about Runescape that you might not have heard of. 10. Runescape was originally developed as a browser game. A browser game is that the type of game can be played over a web b...

Old School Runescape has debuted as the most downloaded game on the App Store, hitting the one million mark in eight countries since its full release last week, Jagex confirmed. The game also reached the top 10 in 15 countries overall. Jagex's beloved MMO Old School Runescape has become the most downloaded app in several countries in the first 24h of the release. Breaking 1 million downloads on App Store, the game topped charts in Canada, United States, Australia, Netherlands, and "key" Nordic countries while making the top ten list in 15 counties overall. With these numbers, Old School Runescape's player base will rise to over 2 millions with more than 1 million players already playing the game since the subscribers only beta release. These are also the highest average daily user numbers since the PC launch in February 2013. The launch shows the development team Jagex have hit the nail with the decision to create a full port for the mobile platform with implem...

Old School RuneScape for mobile has been up and running since the 30th of October. Ever since then, people have been playing to their hearts content no matter where they are. Which means yes, even during their working hours. Not that I’d know anything about that… Regardless, the question of RuneScape mobile data usage has been brought up. As any mobile user will know, sometimes you just want to lighten up and play your favorite game, mobile data be damned. Unfortunately, in some cases that will lead into racking up quite the bill. While it is RuneScape and is arguably worth it, you don’t want to spend more than you need to. So, that leads up to a fundamental question. Just how much data does Old School RuneScape use? Will it make me regret ever installing it on my phone in the first place? Runescape Mobile Data Usage: How Much Data is Used? Well, regardless of what you may think, not a lot of data is used at all. Old School RuneScape Mobile isn’t actually that big of a game e...

I’ve been playing  RuneScape  in some capacity since 2006, which means I’ve lived more of my life with a  RuneScape  account than without one. The beloved game made its way to Android and iOS devices earlier this weekend while phone ports can sometimes go poorly,  Runescape  has made the transition wonderfully.  Old School  RuneScape Mobile  is a well-crafted, smartly constructed port of the classic massively multiplayer online game. And thanks to its decent controls and frame rate, it feels great to tap around Geilinor and slay goblins on the go. Old School RuneScape  is a fork of the game based on a full backup of  RuneScape  from August 2007 that was re-released under the “Old School” banner in 2013.  OSRS,  as players call it, has received various improvements, quality-of-life patches, and new content based on player polls. The full mobile release is an important milestone for the decades-old...