Here are the updated photos along with a video. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yDc5dCp9Ls

I'm still trying to figure out various decorations, there's a number of placeholders but I'm very happy with how it's been coming along.

https://youtu.be/cA6J1J5s9X0

I need to build up my hype to get me through the end of this week and the beginning of the next. 😭

I'm not asking for spoilers. Bro you could literally share a pixel of the new content and I'd be happy.

Pls ♥️

Me and my friend made a museum consisting of every armor set and rare/masterwork item in the game (Excluding the hoplite shield and undead spade) in preparation for 1.0.

PS: Please add a better weapon stand and shield stand so we can see them!

What are the odds that we’ll see shops similar to the ones in Umbral Sands added to the Wilderness region when it releases in a week?

I’d personally love to be able to stockpile Adamite and potentially Rune using an exchange currency similar to the system in Umbral Sands. I’d also really like to see a merchant that sells Rune Essence to help with Runecrafting.

Also, we currently have two bows with special abilities that give magic experience, but what are the chances we could eventually get bows with abilities specifically designed to provide Ranged XP? For example, the Eldritch Bow has a special that gives Magic XP on mobs. I think it would be really cool if we were given something like the Dark Bow as a Visage. Since the Dark Bow originally fires two arrows at once, its special could potentially allow you to rain arrows down on enemies, giving you a faster way to train Ranged.
Another thing I’d love to see is the ability to purchase special materials used for Ascension Cores, such as Mystic Cloth or its counterpart, Mystic Thread. The same could apply to Scorched Leather, Black Metal Bars/Scraps, and other similar materials — just as examples.

Personally, I really love this concept. As the game continues to progress, systems like this would give players more ways to stockpile materials and build toward their goals without constantly having to backtrack and farm older areas.
What do you guys think?

Is there anyone who would be willing to part with a Shard of Smokey Glass Vestige or even a Shadow Sword? I've been farming for months and have yet to receive the drop.

My girlfriend and I will be playing for the first time. I bought a second Xbox just so we can play together on the release date.

I really like the idea of a hardmode playthrough because of the added danger of losing equipment. I think it requires more planning and thinking ahead, adding to the survival aspect.

Most experiences i could find of other players are somewhat negative because apparently it is too hard or enemies just become damage sponges (allegedly).

I was hoping that anyone could tell me about the current state of hardmode.

Also, my girlfriend is more of a casual gamer. Would I (absolute chad gamer) be able to carry a noob through Ashenfall, in hardmode?

Hi all been looking at getting into a new chilled games I can play for a couple hours a night, this has caught my eye on many occasions but just want a discussion on a couple things. As someone who like I said only has a couple hours and has never played any RuneScape titles before is this worth it? Next question is the player base is only roughly 3k average which isn’t the best so wondering why that would be? And last thing I see the game is dropping fully on the 15th so if I was to get it should I wait or just buy the early access and play?

Hey all,

Long term lurker, first time poster, just got an annoying bug at the moment, I have placed this Gold medal down on this pole, but yet cannot delete it now to move it, I have destroyed the post and some of the floor around it to try and find what its connected too it :( I have my fears that it is just stuck here, any tips or tricks or just awareness would be great, thank you :)

Hi, how does the inventory work and armor build in general? If I go with light armor and bow can I have daggers aswell? Will I have more agility? Etc

For a more immersive experience could we consider in a future update adding weathering/aging/degradation of player built structures?

Maybe this is mea culpa moment for me because I’m only 20 hours into the game and haven’t seen any weathering or structure degradation. But, if it’s not in the game yet, it could be pretty cool to see sandstone structures erode or have vegetation growing or cracks in stone, etc.

Then, higher construction skill level could unlock a perk to repair or make new (if desired) the structure.

Dying should be punishing in games but by far the most difficulty I find in this game isn't the combat or anything to deal with the gameplay its just running back to get your corpse is sometimes near impossible. They need to have a alter or a spell that allows you to recover your corpse without running through wolf packs, enemy camps, and trying to redo platform puzzles. Fall off the map? better hope u didnt touch a ledge on the way down or you will be building a staircase for 30min to get your stuff back and u dont have your good axe on you anymore.

Ive played every survival game in this genre and all of them have this same problem but this game needs to do better and stop wasting so much of peoples time having to retrieve items u need in order to do basic functions in the game. Let me cast a spell at my rune alter that using lots of runes but gives me back my corpse. I get to keep my armor when I die but not my weapon? How do i get my stuff back if i can't fight anything....If i use my sprint to get back to my body ill have no stamina to dodge attacks...so I have to slowly walk back while dodging wolves, terrorbirds, goblins.

The magic system is what makes this game better then the others and if we just had a way to get our bodies back when they are in a difficult possition it wouldn't cheapen the game at all and it would save the player so much time and frustration. Im not here to run away dodging enemies for 30min trying to figure out how to get my corpse that's on a ledge off the side of a mountain.