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In December 2007, Jagex Studios took the bold move of altering the Wilderness area of buy cheap runescape gold RuneScape and also modifying the trade system: thus effectively ending the freedom to exchange any object with another. While these modifications to the world's most popular F2P MMO were not entirely well received, they were done for reasons of preserving game play being hindered by gold merchants and other such undesirables. Now three years later, the Cambridge-based developer has opened its ears to popular opinion and a unified voice has been heard to say "we want the Wilderness and Free Trade back!" Now in an apparent act of solidarity with Gary Barlow, Jagex has decided that whatever they said, whatever they did, they didn't mean it, they just want the Wilderness back for good.

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Gangster's Gamers' Paradise

RuneScape gold go-to guy for all matters Great Britain (at least that's what they tell me when they want me to do bad things) I had the very special privilege of hitting the road and heading to Jagex Studios for a visit regarding all things RuneScape. Being a long-term user of the aforementioned game, and having a general preconception of the city of Cambridge, I was expecting to find an establishment occupied by pale-faced programmers sat upon grass embankments chinking china-tea-cups, scoffing down scones all the while discussing the fineries of Star Trek and C++ Script– Instead what I found when approaching the blue tinted doors of my destination was a shiny black tank embellished with the words Jagex Studios.

To untrained and unassuming eye, one may mistake the developer's headquarters for a small-time weapons research facility - only when exploring the interior of the studio do you find a place built with a the ideals of a 13-year old gamer. Pool tables, arcade cabs, consoles, novelty cut-out goblins, a mountain of pizza boxes, and an area devoted to lunch-time, multiplayer-antics. At some point during my visit I decided that this was a place I could say I was truly happy.

Upon my arrival I was met by PR manager Adam Tuckwell who informed me that I was to have an audience with Mark Ogilvie, the games lead designer, to talk all things wilderness and beyond. After being led into the bowels of Jagex Studios and passing by many arcade machines, I was told to take a seat in a room filled with every item that could induce a full-blown nerdgasm: a huge TV, comfortable leather sofas, an Xbox 360 complete with Kinnect – and even Warhammer models in the corner. I was seriously contemplating never leaving this place.

After a short wait and with a cup of English breakfast tea in hand, I was greeted by the sight of RuneScape's lead designer Mark Ogilvie who appeared to be carrying with him a massive world-map. “The old Wilderness is back!" says Mark slapping his prop and grinning broadly. For those unaware in ways of Jagex's MMO, the 'old’ Wilderness was a place of open PvP with full-loot privileges and a general vibe that said "shit-your-pants-tense" or something equally as poetic.

"I literally spent Tuesday morning getting the crap beaten out of me and losing all my gear" Mark tells me - the Wilderness' hospitality obviously reaches as far as lead designers. "It's just so great to experience the open PvP-stuff of the Wilderness again, and the players are just loving it at the moment". There is obviously a lot of excitement in the air about the recent return of some much-loved game play but of course the big question was, why take it away in the first place?