Why do I bring this subject up? Because a lot of people believe Runescape will soon end. There's a an argument to believe that. As I write this on Friday night, there are only 40000 online players OSRS Fire Cape. It is likely that you will feel more comfortable playing against 100,000 players online even if you began playing years ago. These numbers make the issue clear. Despite this, it is fascinating to observe Jagex's comments (or lack thereof) about the player.
Jagex has not made a public statement addressing the decline, but rather the measures being taken to tackle the issue. Jagex has made comments about activity that seemed to be a bit off the mark. In a July 2012 interview, Jagex CEO Mark Gehard stated that there are "hundreds of thousands playing at any one moment."
Also, in a recent news article a Jagex employee claimed that Runescape was "as strong than it's ever been." What does the employee mean? It could be true when he claims that more players have 99 strength now than they ever have. But if he is talking about the game's activities, he likely hasn't been sleeping enough.
However, it's evident that activity has dropped. We should not forget that Runescape was immensely popular many years back. The majority of your middle or high school friends likely had visited Tutorial Island at some point in the mid-2000s. Many wouldn't deny it Buy Old School RS Gold. Is it possible that Runescape is just having a dip in popularity and not actually on the way out soon? Possibly.
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