RuneCrypt Forum > RuneScape Q&A

Full Version: RuneScape Q&A - Andrew Gower

RuneCrypt Forum > The Crypt News > RuneScape & RuneCrypt News

Newsmaster

Sep 8 2009, 01:52 AM

Sep 7, 2009 - RuneScape Q&A - Andrew Gower
Andrew Gower, RuneScape's creator and Lead Developer, has fielded the third of the RuneScape Q&A sessions. His answers have now been published and can be read either on this forum thread or in this developers' blog.

We shall also be running a live Q&A session with him on the forums today, starting at 4pm (BST/official forum time) and running for a couple of hours. If you'd like to participate, head over to this forum thread at 4pm.

Mod Kelvin
Head of Community Management

- Newsmaster

Benjy

Sep 8 2009, 01:58 AM

Once again another "it's going to happen, leave me alone thing"

But, rs without walking in blocks, is an idea...

PS: sorry for the delay, hadn't found any wifi, and the beach puts me to sleep

Saebjorn

Sep 8 2009, 10:37 AM

QUOTE

Shamushand asks:
In your opinion, do you think RuneScape will ever surpass it's current engine limitations, like having our characters walk in a grid, or having the game run in 600 millisecond 'ticks'?

Do you have any more advanced graphic features planned (bloom, Depth of Field, etc)?

Do you think we'll ever have the ability to control our characters with the keyboard, like some other MMO's?

Have you been spying on us? Are you one of our staff in disguise? These questions are remarkably similar to questions we have been asking ourselves internally. To answer your questions: maybe, yes and, yes.

^This.

Bolded is my main 'happy' point, though both others are almost equally as awesome.

Having the characters move freely and not in a grid will be like when they stopped your character running off on tangents and loops, but 100x better.

Overdoziz

Sep 9 2009, 06:58 PM

Atleast he sounds a bit more.. human so to say. A bit of humor here and there. Good shit.

This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.