The OSRS gold video games will mark Steamforged's 12th season of an online tabletop game. Previous diversifications have protected the Monster Hunter: World board game, which made PSthree.four Million on Kickstarter in 2021.

Exchange of virtual currencies for cash in real-world currency could be a challenge for a lot of online video games, fearsome in-sport economies, not balancing participants' stories, or transforming video games into pay to win situations. In RuneScape the exchange process in its virtual 'gold' is a particular issue, main to bots mining the resource, or allegations that the ability to buy 'bonds' in-game with actual international cash amounts for play.

In the present, Jagex has made plans to deal with the problem. In a new blog published, and credited to "The RuneScape Team", the author states that "gold bought via RWT is a problem in any video game that uses international currency that is tradeable" as well as that while its "Anti-Cheating Team has executed several actions to stop RWT dealers, both in and out of the sport" It will take tougher measures in a matter of minutes effect.

The company cites the existence of a "developing group of experts and the latest tools", Jagex says it's is now not going just be focused on the dealers of gold as well as assets via RWT but also on buyers. The goal is to reduce the demand, and to increase supply.

Jagex has announced that it will send "messages to those we've identified as carrying out RWT" within "the next few hours". "For anyone who's been concerned with OSRS GP, we'll need to stay clean - that is the only and most important alert," it brought.