Naturally this means that any challenge led by fans from Sagelucy's blog

"Yesterday we OSRS gold reached out to the developers of recognised HD initiatives, and we asked that they stop any improvement to their efforts because this is a matter we are currently exploring," Jagex stated. Jagex sent 117 a letter stating that the agency's work with an HD model from Old School Runescape turned into "nevertheless especially early withinside the exploration stage" however "very extensive in developing."

"Naturally this means that any challenge led by fans that attempts to alter the way in which Old School RuneScape seems is against our goals," Jagex wrote to 117. "We think it's essential that there be an underlying consistency between the way Old School seems, and that's why we should ensure that our professional changes will be the most efficient ones to be enjoyed.

Hope that the knowledge that Jagex is providing and that the Old School group are tackling the issue with fervor is some thing that excites the group, though it could mean that we'd like us to respectfully request you to shut your challenge to the public."

117 reported that they had provided Jagex with a compromise in the form of removing them from their competition immediately after Jagex was able to launch their Buy OSRS gold own challenge, as well as giving Jagex "collaborative influence" over Runelite HD's apparent style.