Old School Runescape Dev Tracker
This thread was added on August 15, 2019, with posts from Jagex_Wolf, JagexAcorn.
Ardougne knight armour can now be stored in a Player Owned House.
Good call. Not gonna lie, as epic and grand as the Elf storyline was my favorite part of that quest was definitely dressing up as a knight and being an asshole to random small business owners :P
Chaotic Good.
Ardougne knight armour can now be stored in a Player Owned House.
Good call. Not gonna lie, as epic and grand as the Elf storyline was my favorite part of that quest was definitely dressing up as a knight and being an asshole to random small business owners :P
Is that you Tim?
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Early update day! Giving everyone more time to play on the beta worlds :)
Crystal equipment/Blade of Saeldor charge change not in there? Another week of not using Blade I guess...
That's currently in testing. As soon as it's ready we will release it.
Could you or someone explain these line-of-sight changes in more detail? What does it mean exactly? Will we be able to see more/click further, ect, ect. Like what can we expect it to do?
Maybe even some screenshots of it in action vs not in action for a clear indicator?
Theoretically, we would desire it to do nothing with existing interactions other than fix the issue where in some player vs player scenarios some people are able to attack while others can't.
It's very possible, however, that some safe spots may have broke in the wider game - or weird interactions like during MM2 and the Sorcerer's garden may have broke etc.
Definitely going to check out the line of sight changes in the beta world, this could have major ramifications.
Appreciate you taking the time to check it out. Let us know if you have any feedback!
Just to clarify that these changes are only on the beta worlds right now, so if I wanted to do MM2 or level thieving right now all the current strategies still work?
All that means is I really need to finish MM2.
Yes, they're only activated in beta worlds.
Would the NPC safespots breaking be an intended change, or unintended change and instead fixed.
As you may assume, unintended and to be reverted.
Switch the lumbridge and diamond enchant https://i.imgur.com/RJR1eN4.png
I'll bring this up today to the devs :)
