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Several of RuneScape's updates have been controversial in almost every sense of RuneScape gold the word. In 1998, Andrew Gower created DeviousMUD, a basic multiplayer RPG that served as the earliest iteration of the enduringly popular RuneScape. RuneScape Classic was released in 2001, RuneScape 2 in 2004, and RuneScape 3 in 2013, all of which substantially updated or replaced their preceding iterations. In 2016, a retro iteration, Old School RuneScape, went live. Since then, both versions of the game have received constant changes and updates. With over a quarter of a century of combined development, it's unsurprising that some of the numerous updates to both games have proven divisive. The most controversial of these have split the player base, sent tremors through the in-game economy, and even threatened to sink the game entirely. The Grand Exchange has caused controversy on multiple occasions. The idea is simple: it offers a centralized service for players wishing to effic