These new additions can't be more timely according to the community of players. In the wake of Old School Runescape breaking concurrent player numbers, a large portion of the player community with OSRS Fire Cape is trying to take their beloved game and upgrade it with several modern enhancements. Jagex is doing just this by introducing a variety of modern ideas like the Buff Bar that Old School Runescape has never had before in its long history of gameplay. The ability to view players' current buffs, such as poison debuffs, their potions and their ammo counters for arrows all in one glance, has always been a requirement for players to search for additional applications to play along with the game base. The quality of life improvements have been incorporated by other software directly into the game, thanks to Jagex.

Many of the newly-committed players signing up via Twitch as well as Amazon Prime Runescape Memberships, new players have been seeking to enhance their gameplay quality and match that of Runescape creators and content creators, but just using the base client that runs the game. It is good news for them that Jagex has listened to their requests.

A lot of players in members of the Old School Runescape community flex their combat skills by playing PvP, or by taking on bosses to try their luck drop table. A few players have taken the fight against bosses to an entirely different level by displaying their knowledge of Runescape by beating others to death, or with inadequate gear. Jagex hopes to make use of the players' enthusiasm for new ways to battle bosses by offering a lucrative strategy for doing it. A majority of online players have received rewards from their online popularity when they have successfully fought bosses in the past, but that is no longer the case.

Old School Runescape was released in 2013. It was, however, an update to the original version of Runescape in 2007. It was designed to be a deliberate move since many players did not like the direction that the most recent version of Runescape was taking and wanted to play an older version for nostalgic reasons as well as for its distinct gameplay. Since the majority of Runescape one-click games and a lot of players find it difficult or even surprising that players can perform these difficult tasks using such limited control options. Jagex the creator of both and the PC or mobile editions of Runescape is seeking to make these challenging tasks accessible and fun for players of every ability levels, and calling these "combat accomplishments."

People who have been around for long with the game have had a similar experience as the new achievement in fighting. Achievement Diaries, which are mini-quests which are generally available across the world of Runescape divided by region, are similar to the structure in which combat achievements will be used. Once a player has completed the basic stage of combat, a player is able to work through the moderate difficulty list before moving to the harder list, and then the hard, and so on. Alongside the difficulty of tasks that increase with every level, rewards are able to be scaled appropriately, like limited teleports into regions, as well as an unlimited teleporting to that region. There will also be financial rewards for those who can complete the level first. And with Old School Runescape's massive player base, it's sure to be quite a challenge.

With the addition of this game to the game Jagex is clearly trying to understand every idea that players have been keen on. A lot of Old School Runescape community members have recently started limiting themselves to certain areas of the map to tackle extremely difficult problems, and as a result, Jagex has added Runescape Leagues; a more accessible official version to Buy OSRS Accounts of the game. In the same way, players have tried to take on extremely difficult bosses in borderline impossible situations, which has been understood by Jagex by introducing combat achievements into the game for players of all levels to take pleasure in.