You can also see the names of items dropped on the ground, as well as their value and it’s easier to track such things in general. Same goes for XP left until level up: if you’re cooking, for example, an icon shows up which tracks the amount of XP you’ve gained and the amount of XP you need for a level-up. Jagex has confirmed that OSBuddy is indeed a legit OSRS client on their Twitter pageįurthermore, OSBuddy comes with a bunch of handy features: you can track your health more easily, XP gained can be shown on your screen without looking at the skill tab.
your account details should always be different than those of your email). Frankly, that’s a precaution that should be taken whatever product you use or game you play (e.g. Still, some users recommend that your account details for OSBuddy are different than those of your actual OSRS account. First of all, it’s approved by Jagex, meaning that a) this is completely legit and you don’t have to worry about getting banned for using this third-party client and b) it is safe, unlike some of the clients out there you do not risk losing your account due to your data being leaked. OSBuddy is one of the most popular game clients at the moment and for a good reason. In this blog post we’re going to review some of these clients so you could decide which client to try out, if any and why. There is a plenty of such clients, all with varying functionalities (not one of them show the price of OSRS gold, unfortunately). This demand has led to the creation of third-party made game clients. Players, especially competitive ones, both PvPers and PvMers often feel that they need to handle more data faster.
But as people mature as OSRS players they usually find the Jagex’s default launcher somewhat lacking.
The default launcher provides us with basically the same UI and data as did that small window on our browsers. That and the fact that game was free-to-play made it one of the hits of MMORPG market and put in on par with such legendary titles of the genre as Everquest and Ultima online.Ī few years back, however, we’ve been introduced to a game launcher, which meant that you didn’t even need to open your browser anymore in order to play the game (with the exception of downloading and registering the account, of course). Players who have been playing Old School RuneScape for a long time remember the times when you were only able to play the game only in your browser which means you could access it on any computer with internet connection.
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