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A score of updates for the whole of RuneScape are to be expected soon. For those that are not so frequent around the RS main site, here are the details:
"We’re proud to present advance details of our completely overhauled website, which will launch at next week’s update, with loads of new features and a community-editable wiki at its core!
As announced and shown in November’s Behind the Scenes, the website will have a distinctive new look, including a brand new RuneScape logo, a darkly cool colour palette and a thorough re-structuring of the front page, putting up-to-the-minute information to the fore.
One exciting addition is an all-new Events section, where our Community teams will be able to advertise events and direct you straight to them with ease, using integrated calendars, mark-able maps and a wealth of other fantastic features.
The news section, in particular, has been streamlined, with increased prominence on the page, and the integration of other news sections. Dev Blogs, for example, no longer hide behind the main news feed and can be seen right alongside other news articles.
The old manual has been transplanted into a new, wiki-based format and will form the core of the new website. With the exception of a few key pages maintained solely by Jagex staff, these pages can be edited, and visual assets can be uploaded, by RuneScape account holders who meet certain baseline requirements. In you, we have an amazing community, from those with a decade of RuneScape experience and knowledge to fresh new faces, and with this change we’re empowering all of you to pool that RuneScape nous for the community to use.
We’ve made these changes, and a whole range of others, to make the new website a slick, convenient resource for the whole RuneScape community, but you’ll have to wait until next week to see the finished result!"
There are some really cool things to look forward to there.
"We’re proud to present advance details of our completely overhauled website, which will launch at next week’s update, with loads of new features and a community-editable wiki at its core!
As announced and shown in November’s Behind the Scenes, the website will have a distinctive new look, including a brand new RuneScape logo, a darkly cool colour palette and a thorough re-structuring of the front page, putting up-to-the-minute information to the fore.
One exciting addition is an all-new Events section, where our Community teams will be able to advertise events and direct you straight to them with ease, using integrated calendars, mark-able maps and a wealth of other fantastic features.
The news section, in particular, has been streamlined, with increased prominence on the page, and the integration of other news sections. Dev Blogs, for example, no longer hide behind the main news feed and can be seen right alongside other news articles.
The old manual has been transplanted into a new, wiki-based format and will form the core of the new website. With the exception of a few key pages maintained solely by Jagex staff, these pages can be edited, and visual assets can be uploaded, by RuneScape account holders who meet certain baseline requirements. In you, we have an amazing community, from those with a decade of RuneScape experience and knowledge to fresh new faces, and with this change we’re empowering all of you to pool that RuneScape nous for the community to use.
We’ve made these changes, and a whole range of others, to make the new website a slick, convenient resource for the whole RuneScape community, but you’ll have to wait until next week to see the finished result!"
There are some really cool things to look forward to there.
15-Nov-2011 19:47:05
I wasn't too pleased about the future of Hiscores either. Seems a great shame, and inevitably many dedicated F2P players of the community will lose out.
I felt that even if the stats are made up of those that are inactive, they'd still have achieved x, y and z levels in said skills no matter what? Perhaps they should just raise the bar for having a level/achievement published as highscores?
I felt that even if the stats are made up of those that are inactive, they'd still have achieved x, y and z levels in said skills no matter what? Perhaps they should just raise the bar for having a level/achievement published as highscores?
15-Nov-2011 22:58:26
Ommg its snuggy
well me is way more scary those days thanks too my kicking from intership and almost got kicked from college, trying too enter a new college soon, but it takes allot of pressure, well i try too be enough active, even that my mood might be tired and angry
well me is way more scary those days thanks too my kicking from intership and almost got kicked from college, trying too enter a new college soon, but it takes allot of pressure, well i try too be enough active, even that my mood might be tired and angry
19-Nov-2011 05:54:02
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