A real-world marketing budget would address the issues I raised. It could also (hopefully), attract a new group of players OSRS Accounts, return former players, and let them be able to see "that's how it's like now." Could help solve the guaranteed monthly cash flow problems. But print, international television and game store advertisements won't come cheap.

It's possible that this isn't the case because of a limited budget, the desire to fix the game/bots prior to moving on, or the cba's desire to make a profit. My suggestion: Turn the SOF back to free spins only and put some thought into a marketing department - theres only so much money you can get out of the (relative) few who do play, but there's an entire world of new pockets out there when you tell them where to come.

I don't like the idea that the wilds are all single or all-multicombat. All skillers can go to single. This would leave the multicombat zones empty, with the exception of a few big clans who waste their time looking for one another. It is okay as it is now. Yes. Yes. It's not logical to go to multi-combat worlds if you don't possess the appropriate skills.

At its highest activity level, the wilderness was something that resembled a food chain. Single person pkers and trainers were hunted by small, unorganized multi-player groups (teams), small organized clans hunted the teams Buy RS 2007 Gold, and larger organized clans hunted the small clans and each other.