Jagex continues with its long-term plans for OSRS
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11 years after its debut, the God Wars Dungeon OSRS Gold storyline is finally at an end, with its final boss included in an expansion that will be released this week.
The God Wars Dungeon isn't going in a hurry But it's coming towards its conclusion with the introduction at the end of the line: Nex The General. As the last antagonist in a plotline that's a decade in the making getting her out of the way won't be an easy task even. The number of teams that can be played by players can increase to 80 in a single session therefore you'll probably not need to take on the task by yourself.
Nex seems to be extremely popular in the game. Every RuneScape update must get 75 % approval from players before going live, and the General was approved with an overwhelming 90 percent of players who voted to add her in.
Any player with membership of any level is eligible to fight the boss, but Jagex is recommending these levels of play: 70 Ranged, 70 Strength and 70 Agility. Hitpoints. Additionally, you'll need to complete the Desert Treasure quest, so you have access to The Frozen Door. The door will allow you to gain access to Nex's realm that allows you to play to take down the monster by yourself.
As you'd expect from any good boss game, there's impressive loot to be scored. Jagex hasn't revealed more detail on what to expect but they have revealed that among the things up for grabs is the Ancient Godsword, Zaryte crossbow, and the Torva armour set.
If you'd like to test this expansion on your own, Old School RuneScape is free to play on both PC and mobile. But, this expansion can only be played by players with a paid subscription.
Then welcome to Memory Card. Herewe start one final--maybe even fatal--playthrough of games that have been forgotten in our past. Like the old days when we would pull a few all-nighters, we could lose a few friends even taking too much hot Pockets. Let's check out how far we've accomplished. or regressed.
In the early aughts, as the world wide internet set the world of gaming with LAN games, a kind of fantasy-based experience was born as the MMORPG (or Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game for all you newbies.
These were games like World of Warcraft or Guild Wars which allowed you to talk and explore with other players from all over the world, and all you required was an internet connection to do it. My own favorite fanciful substance of choice was RuneScape and a game which involved me and my brother playing together to fight the Corporeal Beast as well as learn how to cook an exquisite monkfish and play a few games of runescape gold for sale.