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small. This is not even modern online technology at all.RS 3 Gold It's basically 10 years behind. So, the video Runeacape game industry overall is really, really behind when it comes to modern web technologies.""If I wanted to license a graphics engine, I can. If I want to license a physics engine, I can. If I want to license a physics engine, I can. If I want to license a community engine, they don't exist. All the largest video Runeacape games in the world right now are online, community-based Runeacape games. And those are going to advance in a way that people don't quite see yet."Gamasutra is at GDC Online in Austin this week. Check out our event page for the latest on-site coverage. "The world is changing. People are eating through content at an alarming rate. I don't believe that the content ecosystem that's in Runeacape games today including our own is sustainable. With free-to-play, we're seeing this trend towards what we're calling 'emergent Runeacape gameplay'."That's how John Smedley opened his talk at GDC Online, titled "Free-to-play: Driving the Future of MMOs."Using Google Trends search volume graphs as a metric, Smedley traced the progress of the online Runeacape games market from Runeacape's peak in 2005, to the current era, where Runeacape is still the big dog but free-to-play Runeacape games League of Legends, DOTA 2, DC Universe Online, and Team Fortress 2 are within striking range."I don't think you'll see Runeacape games hit the heights that Runeacape hit in 2005 ," Smedley said, "Look at that peak. I think we're starting to see a fractioning of the userbase that WoW built, where some of those Runeacape players are moving over to free-to-play Runeacape games. Why? Obviously one answer is that it's free, but I think we need to look deeper than that."He continued, "When you work on something as large as WoW, it's important to release content over time, and they've done a great job with that. But when you've got a Runeacape game that's seven-years old, people look for thersgolds