This reveal led Redditor FatNWackyRS to contact the Outriders on r/Outriders, with a short message about Mod Osborne and described him as the "warm and welcoming "Dad" face of Jagex." FatNWackyRS describes everything that Osborne has been doing for the community over the years with OSRS Gold, including some clips, such as performing as Mod Elfborne to help promote Prifddinas (an Elf City in Runescape), joining livestreams and contributing to Jagex's vision.

Although some communities or players would be upset by losing a prominent company image, FatNWackyRS invited other Runescape players to share their experiences. One person, in particular, feels like they've lost and won in their time playing the game of Runescape along with Outriders. Many were pleased with this news, even those who were not familiar with Osborne before, thanks to this positive endorsement from one of the Runescape community.

Indeed, exactly what will happen on his side of the Outriders fence remains to be seen, but Fans are aware that lots of positive developments are coming to the game. Outriders' Worldslayer expansion is set to be revealed sometime this spring and is set to release for this year in addition to the fact that People Can Fly has a many other projects that are that are in development, including another game developed by Square Enix. What happens if Osborne will be involved with thatproject, however, remains to be confirmed.

FatNWackyRS concludes his post with simple, heartfelt words for Osborne in the event that he happens to come across it thanks for all that he has contributed to Runescape and warm wishes for his time in Square Enix. "We cherish you, will miss you and wish you the most enormous of luck throughout your exciting future adventures from Square Enix," the Redditor wrote on behalf the RS community.

Thanks to my 2006 diary, I can reliably say I walked into my initial steps within Gielinor the setting of RuneScape on April 29th that year. The younger Lottie wrote about the fact that RuneScape 'seemed pretty good with its cool map, and went on to go on a rant about how she couldn't find the last episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion on what I believe was a legal website. I'm wondering what she could have written if they had known RuneScape would soon become a standard on her collection of gaming games.

Reading through old diaries was an investigation into my personal RuneScape story; I recorded accomplishments at levels, experiences and discoveries, like my first visit to Varrock. I was aware of my weak combat experience, and afraid of dying in the hands of monsters that are more powerful than me, I chose to follow the beaten paths as I knew it would be safe from the monsters lurking in the abyssal world with Buy RuneScape Gold.

In reality, a decision which backfired as I entered the city's southern entrance and was confronted by the dark wizards that reside nearby. (Really makes you wonder how much Varrock guards are being paid ...) Once I had my fill of Varrock I meticulously planned my departure , with the goal that I would not be a victim of another murderous snare and then suffered an almost-death experience as a result of the actions of a highwayman near Port Sarim.