Ohh and RS gold valve would like you to include steam wallet as an option even in web link shops. And any in RuneScape game purchases have to be locked so that a player accessing via steam can pay via steam. Basically, they want their cash, you can't blame them but it is full of negatives from the perspective of jagex. You also have the update process generally, I do not understand what kind of lead time steam need with upgrades being pushed and if this will work with how frequently RS is upgraded. Many, many mmos possess their own launcher, and steam updates only upgrade the launcher. FF14 comes to mind as a example. The launcher is kept by steam up to date, the launcher stains RuneScape, entirely outside of steam.

How do you know this? Surely you must not be so delusional to believe that your armchair knowledge is exceptional to Jagex, a company with hundreds of workers who would have certainly considered the prospect of starting on Steam + done a comprehensive cost-profit analysis.This is a business that's gaining record profits while using a dwindling player foundation (RS3). Being a company doesn't mean you're unexpectedly god when it comes to those decisions. They didn't even contemplate OSRS that turned out to be a success, and until players began complaining and petitioning about it.

I guess that they must have just not understood how popular it was even though people were begging because the launch of EoC for it. Sure, they do not always know best. However, as it stands, the arguments provided for launching RS3 on Steam are not and laughable even remotely legitimate. My point isn't that Jagex is all-knowing and could be relied on to always make the right decisions. It's without considering the picture, that a great deal of players create suggestions.

RuneScape moving to monthly upgrades

Of course the majority of the opinions will be"have not they done that" but allows really have a discussion. They are officially changing the expectation from each Monday having something to it only being once a month. Seems like they are opting for the close of the month for a release point for all their upgrades. They've done this in the past, but its nice to know that upgrades are coming in the close of the month and then they use the month to build hype for that upgrade, sort of like how they cheap School RS Gold announced Desperate Measures 20 days before its release.