To break this cycle, the community began to suggest some sort of 'team' mode. With a potential RuneScape release on Switch and the ability to play on mobile devices, the MMORPG experience has grown considerably, so it can feel isolating being unable to trade with others. While the community appreciated the addition of Hardcore Ironman mode, many participating players found this to be a lonely experience. Adding these additional layers has made Old School RuneScape very unique compared to its original incarnation. Since then Hardcore Ironman mode was released, in which a player is bestowed the title of 'Hardcore' until dying. Since the conception of Ironman mode, players have been asking for even more flexible ways to play. In addition to Jagex adding additonal challenges to bosses, the developer has been working in tandem with the community to shape new features. Old School RuneScape has added a significant amount of content since February 2013.

RELATED: RuneScape Mobile Interview: Developers Talk Future of the Classic MMO A Nostalgic Game with Modern Updates On October 6, one of the latest additions was a long-anticipated 'Group Ironman' mode. Despite the revival of the outdated RuneScape being extremely true to its original form, Jagex continues to add fan-favorite features to be accomodating for modern players. Old School RuneScape is a revival of the MMORPG released in 2007, brought back due to such a heavy population of the current game favoring the older version over the newest RuneScape 3. This experience is rewarding and offers bragging rights for dedicated players, although can be a considerably lonely one. Many love this added difficulty despite Old School RuneScape's iconic base difficulty, as it offers a fresh experience for the game where everything has to be earned by the player's own hands. For several years, Old School RuneScape players have had the ability to up the difficulty of the online MMORPG by making 'Ironman' account unable to trade with other players.

Runescape ironman group