Cheap OSRS Gold “We’re still some way from releasing on Steam, but first we really need your help,” the MMO’s developer says in a new blog post. “Here’s the thing. Our official client, made in Java, doesn’t work very well with some of Steam’s core features. So, we’ve been working on a new game client built in C++.” As well as “playing nicely” with Valve’s platform, the dev adds, the shiny new client will also add GPU support, boosting the game’s performance, as well as cap your frames-per-second to your display’s refresh rate. “All in all it’ll make Gielinor a far more welcoming place,” Jagex says. Lovely stuff.
OSRS is currently undergoing a total siege, breaking its own popularity records. Not so long ago, 150 thousand. simultaneously logged in players ... Fear to think what will happen after Gaben's debut.
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Jagex is also warning players of phishing attempts, which has happened before in the past for both OSRS and RS3. Any players signing up for the OSRS Steam beta should note that the email will never ask for password information; it will simply contain the RuneScape name, a Steam key, and links to the FAQ.
The Beta will be conducted through Steam, and chosen testers will be sent an email containing a Steam key and instructions. It's worth noting that at this stage the beta is Windows only. You'll want to know how you can tell whether the email is legit. The email from us will contain your RuneScape name, a Steam key, it'll contain links to our FAQ, and most importantly - it won't ask you to enter your RuneScape login information anywhere!
There’s no end date for the Steam beta just yet, either. Jagex says it’ll be sending out invitations in batches “at a manageable number (in their hundreds) to ensure we can focus on getting quality feedback”, and that it’ll keep the testing open for as long as is needed to gather the feedback and data it requires.
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