This information prompted Redditor FatNWackyRS to reach out to members of r/Outriders with an easy message on Mod Osborne who he describes as the "warm, friendly "Dad" face at Jagex." FatNWackyRS describes the many things that Osborne has contributed to the community over the years, and includes some clips with OSRS Gold, such as appearing as Mod Elfborne to promote Prifddinas (an Elf City in Runescape), joining livestreams as well as assisting in Jagex's mission.

Some communities or gamers would be angry about losing a prominent company image, FatNWackyRS invited other Runescape players to post their stories. One participant, for instance, feels like they've lost and won due to playing simultaneously in Runescape in addition to Outriders. Other players were delighted by the news, even those who had never played with Osborne prior to this glowing review from an individual in the Runescape community.

In fact, what exactly will transpire on his side of the Outriders fence remains to be determined, but the fans are aware of a number of positive developments are coming in the coming years to this game. Outriders' Worldslayer expansion is expected to be revealed this spring and is set to launch in the coming year and, beyond that, People Can Fly has a many other projects that are that are in development, including another game that will be developed with Square Enix. The question is whether Osborne will be involved in the project, it remains to be seen.

FatNWackyRS concludes his post by sending a simple, heartwarming note to Osborne If he happens to look it up: A thank for all the work he's performed for Runescape and warm wishes for his time as a director at Square Enix. "We have a deep affection for you, and we will be missing you, and we would like to wish you the best of luck for your exciting initiatives as a part of Square Enix," the Redditor wrote on behalf the RS community.

In my diary from 2006, I can reliably say I made my first step in Gielinor - RuneScape's setting - on the 29th of April in that year. The younger Lottie wrote about the fact that RuneScape was'very good looking thanks to its awesome map but then she went on a argument about how she could not locate the final Episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion on what I'm guessing was a legal website. I'm wondering what she might write if she had known RuneScape will be a key component in her gaming library.

Reading through old diaries was an investigation within my personal RuneScape background; I recorded the achievements of my level, as well as new adventures and discoveries, including my first trip to Varrock. I was aware of my weak combat skill with OSRS Buy Gold, and scared of being a victim of monsters that are more powerful than me, I chose to follow the beaten paths - surely this would keep me safe from the creatures that lurk in the unknown areas.