RuneLite – open-source RuneScape Client
RuneLite is a widely used open-source client for Old School RuneScape, boasting features such as Discord integration, GPU rendering, loot tracking, and status widgets. It has 181,000+ online players, version 1.10.31.3, and supports contributions, downloads for multiple platforms, tile markers, and a plugin hub. Developed with Bootstrap, React, and Font Awesome.
Read original articleRuneLite is a popular open-source client for Old School RuneScape, offering features like Discord integration, GPU rendering for improved performance, loot tracking, and status widgets. The client has over 181,000 players online, with the latest release being 1.10.31.3. Users can contribute to the project, download it for various platforms, and access additional features like tile markers and a plugin hub. RuneLite is developed using Bootstrap, React, and Font Awesome.
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It’s really great to see games that would otherwise die live on through a community. Ultima online is a great example with the likes of ClassicUO (amazing client) and ModernUO (an active attempt at a modernised server)
Amazing that there are so many people active still, if that's accurate. RuneScape feels like a half forgotten childhood memory to me at this point.
I chose Habbo. Still exists but isn't the same.
Personally i think the biggest strength of the game and its development methodology is also its biggest flaw - Community voting and preapproval for updates.
So many updates have failed to make it to the game because the fan base are exactly what you'd expect from reddit/discord/mmo playing nerds. Incredible difficult to please.
Apparently the kosher way around this is installing RuneLite and the Jagex launcher in Lutris or Wine, but I just gave up.
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