Old School Runescape Dev Tracker

Evening all! Thanks for giving us so much feedback! We've made a lot of changes. They're in the blog now, and the changelist reads as follows:

• Removed the poll question regarding the Hunllef's damage done on hit rather than on cast due to numerous player concerns about changing the established meta.
• Specified that question 1 will apply to only the normal Gauntlet while the others will apply to both modes.
• Added an image regarding potential demiboss spawns to The Gauntlet.
• Added proposed animation changes for the Hunllef.
• Removed the poll question regarding tradeable granite dust to allow ourselves more time to investigate the effect it will have on Slayer XP rates and potentially revist it in the future. You can read more about that decision in the Grotesque Guardians section.
• Clarified the Twisted Ornament Kit and added an additional question on whether or not it should be tradeable.
• Clarified the stats and word...

No, let me be sad and grey pls.

This is the plan. We will reword the blog and poll question so it's easier to understand.

It doesn't currently keep track, so if you go around the course right now, it won't count.

It's definitely an arcane.

This is awesome! I remember messing around in MatLab during my maths degree on things like this!

I'd like to extend the maths challenge to calculate the average number of chests to obtain any 1 full Barrows set.

If you head to the Old School website and click Support you'll be taken to the Support Centre. If you type 'ban' the article they linked in the tweet will be the first thing that pops up. Clicking the Appeal button will ensure it's checked by the Support team.

Zendesk is software used the Support team. It's got a lot of functionality, namely being able to identify and collate other tweets from an individual to aid more effective and informative action. Presumably the reply in the OP was to this tweet: https://twitter.com/ShannonDebest/status/1256403458296557573?s=19.

In this instance the person in the tweet claimed to be hijacked and banned. The link in the tweet would allow the ban to be appealed and quashed (if it was incurred by a hijacker).