RuneScape construction updated

An important place in the gameplay of any MMORPG is occupied by the arrangement of personal holdings: players make their virtual estates cozy to gladly invite other heroes over, rest between boss raids, and gather additional resources. The staff at Jagex understand this too, having prepared a major patch for RuneScape with changes to the digital housing constructor — it now allows freely moving rooms and arranging furniture however you like. Let's break down what else the authors of the popular multiplayer game have improved.

Work on increasing the maximum amount of furniture available in the in-game estate is still ongoing. But significant progress has already been made. First, new objects have appeared in the constructor — such as trophy shelves and cloak hooks, with the latter displaying the effects of the clothing hanging on them. Also now available is the free movement of individual rooms around the plot — this will come in handy if you want to decorate a single room without being distracted by the whole building. All you need to do for this is bring your hero to the desired location and press "Edit". Here you can also change the floor covering without dismantling decorations.

Cabinets serving as walls no longer automatically disappear when attempting to demolish partitions. But a multiple increase in the number of interior items will require changes to the game engine, which the developers honestly report to fans. A boon to construction will be the ability to brew tea right in your character's house. However, the patch contains other changes as well. In addition to bug fixes, the MMORPG received an improvement to the Grand Exchange, where it has become easier to understand how much certain trophies are worth. If desired, you can open the price history menu and track the change in the amount for which the artifact you're interested in was traded recently. And the purchase limit counter is now available in one click.