Some communities or gamers are upset over losing the company's name, FatNWackyRS invited other Runescape players to discuss their experiences. One participant, for instance OSRS Gold, feels like they've had to win and lose in their time playing simultaneously in Runescape as well as Outriders. Others were delighted by this news, including those who hadn't interacted with Osborne prior to this glowing review from a member of the Runescape community.

Indeed, exactly what will happen on his edge of the Outriders fence remains to be seen, but players know that a lot of positive things are coming in the coming years to this game. Outriders' Worldslayer expansion is scheduled to be announced this spring . It's set to be released in the year ahead, and beyond that, People Can Fly has a ton of other projects in the work--including another game that will be developed with Square Enix. If Osborne is involved in this, however, remains to be seen.

FatNWackyRS ends his post with simple, heartwarming words to Osborne when he is able to be reading it: A thank you for all he has contributed to Runescape and warm wishes for his time at Square Enix. "We have a deep affection for you, and we will miss you, and would like to wish you the best of success throughout your exciting future projects with Square Enix," the Redditor wrote on behalf the RS community.

Thanks to my 2006 diary I'm able to say with certainty that I walked my first steps in Gielinor - RuneScape's settings - on the 29th of April in that year. The younger Lottie wrote about the fact that RuneScape was'very good looking with its cool map buy inferno cape osrs,' before going on a tirade about how she couldn't find the final episode from Neon Genesis Evangelion on what I believe was a legal website. I'm curious to know what she would have written if she had known RuneScape was going to become a staple on her collection of gaming games.