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Road to Restoration – Aura Overhaul

20 feb

Introduction

Hey 'Scapers! I'm Mod Breezy, here once again to welcome you to our 4th design blog in the Road to Restoration series! In these design blogs we share information on upcoming updates that are part of the Road to Restoration roadmap. We've covered a lot of topics already and have been keeping an eye on your discussions and feedback so far as we continue on this journey together.

The Road to Restoration roadmap aims to address integrity and game health, and has multiple goals as we shape the future of RuneScape. In case you haven't read the first blog we covered what we want to achieve in our direction for RuneScape, you can check out that blog here. Todays blog will cover the Aura Overhaul update. For this update, the following goals have guided our approach:

A game that's easy to understand, but still full of meaningful choice and depth.
Play because it's fun, and not because you feel like you have to.
A meaningful journey, no matter when you start.

In this blog we're going to outline the problems we've seen occur with Auras and how we're designing the solutions to them according to the goals above. Let's begin!

The Problems with Auras

Auras and the Aura system have, for a long time, presented a variety of gameplay issues as well as obstacles for players who are looking to engage with RuneScape on their own terms - both of which you have expressed over the years. The issues with them are as follows:

Their acquisition is time-gated, requiring lots of real-life time to obtain. You can't speed this up in any way.
- This can leave you in a spot where you feel under-powered compared to other players until you're able to acquire them.
Their timed nature and cooldowns place time-locks and time pressures on you and your gameplay.
They aren't "earned" through gameplay. They're direct buffs that don't need you to do anything in-game to earn them.
Most Auras are 'miscellaneous' buffs that don't actually add any real depth to your gameplay.
They add an extra system to micromanage on top of everything else you already have to.

By now you all know and have felt these issues yourself... Auras create unhealthy gameplay as they put pressure on you to play within a certain window of time and lock your activities to (usually) 1-hour sessions, not to mention that they sometimes feed into the "dailyscape" issue. Most, if not all, Auras don't have an underlying good design reason to exist either, and don't add much to your gameplay beyond "do thing, but better". We believe that you should be able to play on your own terms, without feeling like you're losing out on precious time or having to wait for a cooldown to finish - and sometimes, you just want to boss with your friends for longer than the hour.

Note: We won't be referring to cosmetic aura-slot visuals such as gazes and particle effects (that aren't tied to auras) throughout this blog. We'll outline what happens with those and how they'll continue to work later on.

How We're Planning to Resolve the Issue

As we investigate the issues that Auras present, and consider the potential avenues for resolving them, we feel that keeping them largely in their current state would only continue to cause one or more of the problems listed earlier. As such, we're making the decision to remove Auras from the game with this planned update.

Removing Auras from the game will allow you to play RuneScape on your own terms, without time pressures, and without feeling like you're less powered compared to your friends. No more attempting to fight a boss before realising "Oh I don't have that Aura yet...". Our ultimate goal with this is to create fairness and accessibility of content, while also supporting the game's simplicity and long-term sustainability.

We are, however, looking to maintain the most meaningful Aura effects by placing them on other items or rewards in game. There's a few things to keep in mind:

We're being very careful to not create sudden powercreeps across the baseline of the game, be that in Skilling or Combat.
- In a world where effects are readily available instead of within 1-hour windows, we have to be conscious of introducing such powercreep in any and all aspects.
- If effects are moved elsewhere, this could result in multiple concurrent effects provided through items such as scrimshaws, potions, or other rewards, again leading to a powercreep effect.
We have to be conscious of not creating more micromanagement.
- RuneScape already has issues with requiring lots of different items in your loadout simply to skill or do combat. We don't want to add to this complexity.
We will be rebalancing the effects when transferring them to other items.
- Rebalance will be essential to implementation, as any retained effects will have become available more permanently.
- For example, the Five-finger Discount effect would be made available with a 5% effect (final balance pending). This potential approach allows us to maintain the existence of the effects on a permanent basis (Tier 3-5 unlocks on a permanent available would, for example, introduce unreasonable powercreep). On the other hand, 5% offers a good continuation of support for those players who were on Tier 1 and 2 of the respective aura.

With that in mind, we've come up with some ways to transfer the most important effects to other places in the game - we also have some ideas for where to transfer some of the other effects. Some of these are already existing rewards in game, while other ideas are for new rewards.

While we want to affirm our stance on removing Auras, we want to open up the discussion to the community on the proposals below. Do you like any specific suggestions? Do you think there are other items or rewards that would provide a better host for these effects? Should we be looking to add some as rewards for the upcoming Havenhythe content? Let us know your thoughts after reading the proposals and ideas below.

Please note: With any suggestions provided we will always need to be mindful of design and balancing considerations, especially when bearing the issues and goals we outlined above in mind.

Auras with Effects We're Planning to Transfer

Combat

Penance Aura
Transfer this to one of the below...

Existing Reward:
- Powder of Penance - High level, can be costly, and also harder to maintain for Ironmen.
- Penance Blood Essence - High requirements (Vampyre questline), could tweak with some QoL.
- Saradomin's Book of Wisdom (god-book) and Illuminated version - Could replace the current effect. We'd need to consider page acquisition.
New Reward
- Archaeology Relic - Could be made as a new relic reward as part of the upcoming Havenhythe digsite, useful for mid-levels.
- Or another new reward.

Vampyrism
Transfer this to one of the below...

Existing Rewards:
- Scrimshaw of Vampyrism - Comes from Player Owned Ports. Could be tweaked to work on all styles instead of just Melee.
- Vampyric Blood Essence - High requirements (Vampyre questline), could tweak with some QoL.
- Zamorak's Book of Chaos (god-book) and Illuminated version - Could replace the current effect. We'd need to consider page acquisition.
Or a new reward.

Equilibrium
Transfer this to one of the below...

New Rewards:
- New Invention perk.
- Or another new reward.

Skilling

Focused Siphoning - Buff Runespan success chance on nodes and creatures.
- This would be a simple balancing change, not requiring the player to obtain a reward or activate anything.
Surefooted - Decrease fail chance on all agility courses.
- This would be a simple balancing change, not requiring the player to obtain a reward or activate anything.
Greenfingers - New Dungeoneering Scroll from DG reward shop.
Five-finger Discount - Unlock scroll from Thieves' Guild.
Enrichment - Buff Divination success chance (already implemented for low Divination levels as part of Early Game Rebalance).
Call of the Sea, Flameproof, Lumberjack, Tracker - Replace Anachronia's Totem of Auras effect, and rename to "Totem of the Skiller".
Daemonheim - The majority of effects are already passive, so we'd just leave these be. Activation effect could be made permanent with some rebalancing.

Auras We're Planning to Remove Without their Effects Transferred

Combat

Reverence
Corruption
Harmony
Salvation
Poison Purge

Note: The following combat Auras are already planned to be disabled with the Combat Modernisation update as they directly impact player-power with that update. With the changes coming with Combat Modernisation, much of the value of these auras has been shifted to the player's default accessibility to power. Auras that don't affect player-power with that update, such as Vampyrism, will remain until being addressed with the Aura Overhaul update.

Knock-out
Brawler
Runic Accuracy
Sharpshooter
Ancestor Spirits
Berserker
Maniacal
Reckless
Dark Magic
Regeneration
Aegis
Mahjarrat
Inspiration
Invigorate

Skilling

Dedicated Slayer
Quarrymaster
Jack of Trades
Wisdom
Illumination
Resourceful

Other / Miscellaneous

Dwarven Instinct
Friend in Need
Festive
Oddball
Desert Pantheon
All other discontinued Auras

Addressing Other Content

There's a handful of other content related to Auras which we'll be tweaking too.

War's Wares and Aura Refreshes

As Auras will no longer exist, we'd remove the "Unlocks" tab in the War's Wares shop.
- The "Aura Aura Aura!" achievement will be removed from the game.
- The "War. What is it Good For?" achievement will no longer require the above achievement.
Aura Refreshes will be removed from the game as they'll no longer have a purpose.
- We'll also remove these from the War's Wares shop.

The Aura Slot

We'll be removing the Aura slot from the Worn Equipment UI.
The Aura slot would continue to exist in the Wardrobe UI to allow you to change cosmetics appearances such as Gazes and cosmetic auras (such as the Devourer Aura).
- We're planning to rename this slot to "Visual Effects".

Daemonheim Aura

The Daemonheim Aura will no longer continue to exist, but as the majority of it's effects are passive they'll simply continue to work.
- The effects would still require the respective tiers of Daemonheim area tasks to be completed in order to benefit from them.
The activation effect for burying bones could be made passive with some minor rebalancing.
- We'd love to hear suggestions for how this could work otherwise.

Totem of Auras

The Totem of Auras on Anachronia will no longer serve a purpose. As mentioned above we'd look to transfer a handful of Skilling auras over to it and rename it to something like "Totem of Skilling"

A Note On Loyalty Points and the Loyalty Store:

We know that many players have asked the question as to what will happen with the loyalty store and it's associated points once the Aura system has been removed from the game. While we don't have any news about that today, we'll be looking to answer those questions very soon.

What's Next?

That's everything we have for Auras today, thank you for taking the time to read. As we move forward with the removal of Auras we'll be making your gameplay sessions and the ability to access the most important effects a much more friendly process, placing agency in your hands! We'd love to hear your feedback and ideas for the above, and we'll be keeping a close eye on the conversation - see you there!

Thank you, Mod Breezy and the RuneScape team.

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Road to Restoration - Re-grounding Outfits & Equipment

12 feb

Hello again 'Scapers

This is part three of our blog series on the Road to Restoration.

Today's topic covers "Regrounding Items", but many of you have wondered what that actually refers to.

The "Regrounding Items" project is about making visuals and worn items fit better thematically into the world of RuneScape as we work towards something that is more immersive and consistent with the game.

In short, we want outfits in the game to no longer be obtrusive.

In todays blog we'll cover the rationale with which we are approaching this topic, as well as previewing some of the planned changes coming later this month on the 23rd of February. Further changes as part of this project are planned later this year.

Before we get to that though, there has been some discussion in community as to what "grounded medieval fantasy" for RuneScape might mean, and whether there are beloved elements within the game that would clash with that identity. For example, some folks may have worried that to be grounded means to step back from the fantastical or lean much more into low fantasy as a concept. That's not the case. We will continue to develop RuneScape as a game with high fantasy themes, where magic permeates every aspect of a world built on medieval foundations. Built on top of those foundations should be a player journey through a world that feels like home - and that may also mean that not every quest or event needs to include an existential threat to the universe.

Grounding refers to making the world feel cohesive and consistent within the outline above. Having magic with a fantasy world does not mean that just about anything goes - instead, we want to maintain that all things within Gielinor should make sense for our unique world. Our work to reground the game therefore simply means that we want to ensure that the world feels like it obeys a specific ruleset.

With that said, lets take a look at our rationale, approach and also provide a preview of the upcoming changes.

Rationale:

Let's begin with the why.

As a reminder, one of our key goals for RuneScape's Road to Restoration is to curate a game that is consistent and cohesive, and that has a clear visual identity. All existing content should be brought in line with our integrity guidelines.

Over the years we have added a wide range of items and cosmetic overrides that are visually intrusive or thematically out of place. The technical term for something that doesn't fit into the world is "non-diegetic" - you may see us occasionally use this when it comes to discussing visual integrity. You've already helped identify many such outfits and cosmetics which fundamentally break in-game immersion and do not fit within the medieval fantasy theme of RuneScape. An important distinction to make here is that while cosmetic overrides are able to be toggled off as of this past January, item visuals cannot. As some of these items have the same level of immersion breaking impact, they must therefore be considering against the above goal.

Approach:

This project aims to resolve these issues via whatever method is most appropriate. Where possible we'd prefer tweaking or replacing the visuals, but we may need to consider removing particular items, or restricting where certain items can be used (e.g. Snowboards only in the Christmas Hub) as well. We want to consider all options available. One very important caveat: With the amount of items we may need to tackle here, creating brand-new designs for all of them is impossible. Our aim therefore is to address the greatest amount of items by changing them for the better and aligning them with our visual standard as a minimum.

Here are a few guidelines that we are considering everything against:

Does this wearable make the player look non-human?
Does this wearable significantly change the proportions of the player avatar (e.g. flatten or enlarge your head)?
Does this wearable get in the way of other players being able to identify what's happening on screen? (Overdone particle effects & oversized outfits beware)
Does this wearable fit into the world thematically?
Could this wearable have been created from the materials available in RuneScape?

What precisely are we tackling?

Please note that as a lot of this work is still in motion, there will likely still be some changes between today and launch day. We may add or remove items from the list, or we may change how we decide to handle them, based on the work required.

Without further ado, let's take a look.

Elite Skilling Outfits

Elite Skilling outfits are probably amongst the most egregious offenders for this project. A number of them are intrusive and mess with the integrity of the game, while in some cases even their very naming feels inconsistent.

"Master Archaeologist" tells you exactly what's in the tin. "Fury Shark"? Not so much.

An additional issue with the outfits is that the elite outfits for a number of skills are made up of three to four other outfits that are then combined to get the master outfit. We plan to rework this system, so that you will only need to craft what is currently the "combined" outfit using an invention table. This would also mean removing the lesser pieces of the outfit from the game. What that means for rebalancing the outfit fragments is still something we're investigating.

All uncombined versions are planned to be removed - should you have any of these keepsaked, the keepsake key will be returned to you. If you have any uncombined parts, the correlated combined part will be unlocked - So if you had (for example) the Burnt Shark head unlocked, you should instead have the Master Anglet's Hat unlocked.

Below is a table of the current outfits we're currently looking at for this matter, as well as what direction we're planning to take with them.

Skill

Current Name

New Name

Appearance Before and After

Fishing

Fury Shark Outfit

Master angler's outfit

Divination

Elder Divination Outfit

Master diviner's outfit

Runecrafting

Infinity Ethereal Outfit

Master runecrafter's outfit

Mining

Magic Golem Outfit

Master miner's outfit

We are currently workshopping these items' visuals and aren't yet ready to share them.

We are considering reshading outfits such as the Lumberjack and the Golden Mining Suit to be more in line with the golden and burgundy of the outfits above. These two outfits are the most consistent against their base outfit and are considered unintrusive, but their age does mean that they aren't entirely on par for quality with the other outfits (e.g. less detailed or more blocky).

For the mining outfit, that might look like the below (along with a change to the base Golden Mining Outfit), but our exploration in this matter continues.

The lumberjack outfit isn't yet ready for sharing.
There are no easy answers as our time is limited here and we may not be able to create brand new silhouettes - How would you feel about the above? Let us know!

Woodcutting

Nature's Sentinel Outfit

Master lumberjack outfit

Thieving

Master camouflage outfit

Master thief's outfit

For thieving, we feel the updated outfit isn't yet ready for sharing as it still feels too far removed from the core Thieving identity.

Dungeoneering

Warped Gorajan Trailblazer outfit

Master dungeoneer's outfit

No Change to Visuals

Farming

Master farmer outfit

Master farmer's outfit

No Change to Visuals

Hunter

Volcanic trapper outfit

Master hunter's outfit

No Change to Visuals

Other Individual Items

Moving on from Elite Skilling outfits, we've focused on a few items that are either non-diegetic, have an overabundance of particle effects, or that just outright stick out like a sore thumb.

For the below lists of affected items, we will provide a simple example (Helm of Darkness) of the intended changes, rather than case by case screenshots. As the work on this project is still ongoing, many of them are not yet in a final place for sharing.

The following helmet slot items are problematic because they place what feels like actual monster heads on the player avatar, making it feel non-human. For these instances we plan to make them feel more human by converting them into something more mask-like that sits on the face or head of the player.

Slayer Masks & Helms (such as, but not limited to: Helm of the Frozen/Verdant/Parched Wyrm, Jellyhead and more)
Pumpkin Masks & Mask of the Grove Guardian

The following items have been identified as being too particle heavy. We plan to tone down the glow on these items in particular, though it is worth noting that we have also upgraded some of these designs to our more recent VFX tech which enables more improved particle visuals

Lovers Medallion; Hater Medallion; Bat Necklace
- Note: We'll tone the amount of particles down as well as change the particle source so that they emanate from the medallion itself.
Cinderbane and Samid's gloves
Luminous Alchemists and Alchemists amulets
Gatherers cape
Desert Treasure (Damis Dark & Light; Kamil, Fire Warrior Outfit)

Bespoke Resolutions:

Soul Cape
- Issue: The effect of these capes can be quite garish due to the associated particle effects.
- Resolution: Rework the capes to aim for the same effect without it being particle based.

The following items either have too many issues associated with them, or have a particularly insurmountable issue. These problems make their continued existence alongside our visual standards no longer viable and they will be removed from the game. Should you have any of these keepsaked, the keepsake key will be returned to you:

Flaming Head and Flaming Skull items
Zodiac Costumes
Mimic Helm
Octopus Backpack
Super Disco Outfit
Infected Zombie Outfit

That about sums it up for todays community topic. As with the rest of our Road to Restoration blog series, we're eager to share as many previews of our work as possible with you - both to involve you in the journey but also hopefully to excite you about the coming changes. Last week's Early Game Rebalance and Dailyscape Overhaul[secure.runescape.com] blog was a good example of us sharing something with enough time to react to your feedback before the update roles out, so please do keep it coming - we'll react to feedback where it is both possible and it aligns with our Road to Restoration goals and values. As you may have noticed in today's blog, you're getting to see piping hot developments and changes pretty much straight from the oven our desks. That does mean that in some cases things we mention may not always be ready for visual sharing, and in other cases our overall design exploration may not yet have been fully completed. It also means that what you're seeing may not be the "final_final_I_swear_to_guthix_this_is_final_V5.jpg" version and that there may be some changes and tweaks between our preview and what gets released. However, these timings do give us all the opportunity to shape RuneScape in the best way possible, and we're all very excited to continue on this journey together with you!

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9 feb

Community Topics:

In Case You Missed It + Our Reactions to Last Week

Last week we shared what we want to achieve on the Road to Restoration and also shared a preview of our upcoming Early Game Rebalance and DailyScape Overhaul[secure.runescape.com].
- Having posted the latter blog on Friday and let discussions run their course for the weekend, we're spending this morning looking at what feedback we might be able to implement as part of the respective updates or where we can provide clarification. While we're moving in the overall right direction and are firm in our resolve to get there, your feedback, as always, helps identify areas of change where a little more consideration is required. With that in mind, here are just a few short (non-exhaustive) notes below:
  - An easy one to not go ahead with is the Chaos Altar and the Demonic Skull. We've heard you loud and clear on this point, and will not require the Demonic Skull to be used at the Chaos Altar. Instead, we will change the Chaos Altar buff to have it be acquired through the Wilderness area diary.
  - Livid Farm, Sacred Clay and RuneSpan points have, amongst other things, featured heavily in your discussions. We are considering what can be done about these - while we're not yet ready to commit to anything yet, we just want to let you know that we're taking your thoughts on board.
  - For consumables like Vis Wax and Wicked Hood Teleport charges, you will be able to continue using your remaining ones. A brief reminder: They will not be removed from your inventories at this time.
  - For Thieving, we will tweak the planned changes to the Crystal Mask as well as look to increase high level pickpocketing buffs. We still want to position the Crystal Mask as the best unlock for thieving when used in combination with Light form.
- Additionally, in Friday's blog we mentioned there were further Hunter buffs in the works for the early levels. We'll be buffing Bird and Kebbit catching methods, such as increasing the success chance on catching birds and XP when caught.
  - For example, Crimson Swifts currently have a success chance of 39% at level 1, increasing with your Hunter level. We'll be buffing all birds to start at 75% success chance at their unlock level instead.
- There is a concern from some folks that we're removing AFK activities. This absolutely isn't the case, we're just looking to ensure that they are balanced appropriately against the effort, to allow for other more "lean forward" methods to have a place too.

We also updated our Combat Modernisation Beta[secure.runescape.com] on Thursday and have continued to take your thoughts about it on board. We've got another week ahead of us with the Beta and will continue to work on the Combat Modernisation update throughout it - there is a chance that we'll update the beta once more this week, but we'll confirm that via a blog post on the day.

The Week Ahead:

Regrounding Items
- Part 3 of our Road to Restoration blog series, the "Regrounding Items" project is about making visuals and worn items fit better thematically into the world of RuneScape as we work towards something that is more immersive and consistent with the game. We're planning to preview some of this work on Thursday February 12th, with the associated update coming into effect during the week of the 23rd.
Aura Overhaul
- Another blog in our Road to Restoration series, we'll be previewing our design direction for how to tackle Aura's this Friday, February 13th. Note that the update itself to overhaul Aura's is still some weeks away.

Upcoming Maintenance

Just a quick reminder that we plan to have a short maintenance tomorrow February 10th at 9am UTC which should last for approximately 20 minutes. This is part of our ongoing work to improve the infrastructure and core experience of our games, if you would like to know more please check out the previous post.[secure.runescape.com]

Patch Notes

Fixes and Improvements in this Week's Game Update

General

Added functionality to allow players with remaining shards from the inverted skillcapes event to exchange them with Hans between the 9th and 15th of February.
Added some hints to make it clearer that you need to have Princess with you as a follower to progress 'Princess and the Pauper'.
Added 'a bowl of water' to the required item list for 'Princess and the Pauper'.
Fixed typos in 'Princess and the Pauper' quest.
Princess is now correctly visible at the start of 'Princess and the Pauper' for all players.
Fixed a bug that prevented the bottom four quests in Timeline->World Guardian sort from appearing.
Added "Follows events of: The World Wakes" to "The Death of Chivalry" quest.
Reclassified the "Stellar Born" quest from Ambiguous to Age of Chaos, due to its Sixth Age skill requirements and reference to Tuska.
"Kili Row"" is now listed between "Necromancy!" and "Rune Mythos" when sorting quests by Timeline, rather than after "The Spirit of War" (since "The Spirit of War" unlocks additional Kili upgrades).
Changed the flashbang in the Chosen Commander quest to fire off only once.
The delivery package item is no longer visible when a player attempts to harvest wisps.
Chat message will now correctly state what happened with the reward when capturing a Seren Spirit.
The Sparky pet is no longer transparent in the pet preview interface.
Improved sorting of seasonal quests in the Quests tab.
Certain call to action buttons across the game should be more consistent now. This includes mobile, where these buttons appear red.
The captain's log and the ports table in Fort Forinthry will now open the ship status interface just like before.
Interface elements with multiple right-click options should now show "+ x options" in the tooltip.
The 'It's Alive' emote no longer causes the players head to appear invisible.
The Ironman plaque has been updated with more Group Ironman achievements from groups that have completed achievements in all group sizes.

Engine

Fixed an issue where some animations were overlapping and did not display key visual queues to the players.

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