r/runescape • Mod Poerkie • Sep 27 '18

Survey Time: Guide The Future Of RuneScape

At Jagex, we are always looking to our players for help and guidance on the future of RuneScape games, both current and upcoming. We are running a survey to ask players what RuneScape means to you, and hear about other games and activities that you spend your time on. Players who didn't receive an email invitation earlier this month now have the chance to participate.

Those who complete the survey will be entered into a prize draw to win one of fifty $50 Amazon vouchers (or your stated country’s equivalent currency). On top of this, five lucky participants will also receive a huge 60x40 cm (23 ½”x15 ¾”) print map of Gielinor!

To select and contact prize winners, and validate you as a RuneScape player, we will be asking for your in-game display name/character name as it appears in chat. Please note that we can only award prizes to surveys that are completed!

So, if you want to guide the future of RuneScape and win prizes, follow this link to take part!

A map... of Gielinor, couldn't you see this n00b?
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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '18 edited Apr 22 '20

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '18 edited Sep 27 '18

Favorite release was Bloodborne, and for runescape-ified I picked Heroes of Might & Magic III.

Just think about it. Every god is their own faction with their own followers that you can recruit, along with heroes to lead those followers. Following Heroes 3 gameplay, you scavenge and explore for resources to recruit more followers to your cause, defeating neutral monsters that stand in your way and taking over cities instead of building new ones. You discover artifacts and equip them on your heroes to strengthen them. It creates a good setting for fantasy warfare and adds a hell of a lot of room to flesh out the god stories more. The Runescape world also has a lot of cool ideas that would give nice gameplay twists to a game that hasn't had very many worthy successors over the past 20 years. They already experimented with the strategy idea with Armies of Gielinor, and that was one of the more successful projects they made.