For those makers of OSRS gold, they want people to perform more Runescape, it is how they as a company earn their cash. The first way to get folks to perform more, advertising, costs cash. But if that advertising gets people to perform more, then it's advertising money well spent. However, Jagex can't spend its money on advertisements. The second way to get folks to perform more, releasing new content, is a tough undertaking.

New content has to be programmed, ensure the new content blends nicely with the rest of the game, is not too overpowered, does not devastate the Runescape economy, etc...It takes plenty of time to publish new content. The third choice, cheap gimmicks like the Highscores table and coloringcoloredthat neverin different players' battle levels, is comparatively easier to program for the makers of Runescape than it's to create/develop/introduce new game content.

And things such as the Highscores table has made several men and women play many more hours of Runescape than they otherwise would have. It was a genius (menacing ) movement by the Jagex worker who proposed making different players' combat level to be coloured differently and also to present a Highscores table, since it generated made individuals more aggressive (and when they played , it made more cash for Jagex) with very little effort/programming needed on the portion of Jagex. The person who made those ideas likely got a major bonus that year.

Don't attempt to be someone else, or imitate other people's stats. Runescape is an open game thatnever ends, unlike quests. In Dragon Slayer, should you conquer Elvarg, you acquire the ability to wear a rune platebody or a green dragonhide body. It is not like that are the end of cheap RuneScape gold, with your Runescape reward being a Santa Hat. There is no benefit at all, and not a Santa Hat.