Last but not least, you can't have pvp wilderness areas. Never. The thrill of the wilderness allowed one thing that pvp and bh worlds are missing and was the most effective game I have seen in any other game.

Pvp meeting pve players. Although it was not required, non-pvpers could to to participate in pvp games for rewards. As I stated earlier, everyone must have access to the quests. But making some areas safer isn't the point. This is the thing I am most concerned about. If a place is secure from attack that defeats the goal of quests.

Since there's a safe one just one hop away, no runecrafter should use the dangerous deep. You can easily run on a safe planet and then jump to a more dangerous world once you're out of the wild, this would be possible with any planet. This is a plea, don't promote the notion of "safe" worlds or the half assed wilderness, it is not a good idea and detracts from the enjoyment of the wildy.

Wilderness and Free Trade

What happens to the items designed to replace wilderness? Quick history lesson... GE- was developed about a month before the infamous changes to replace free trade.

At first, the armor of the ancient warriors was designed as statuettes. The pvp drop was so bad in the past that they decided to make them luck drops so you could obtain them.

Statuettes: These statuettes, made available with the brand new bounty hunter system, provided hope to those who were looking for great loots. Estimated potential- It was introduced with new bounty hunter methods. It gave players an estimate of their chance to earn good loot. Pvp worlds-Were made to replace the old bounty hunter system, which had many worlds but then has now been cut down to very few worlds.

Hotspots: Locations where loot was more accessible to players. Clan Wars- Some of the very first minigames available that were f2p-based, replacing big wilderness fights for clans. They used to be huge until Jagex failed updated it. New Bounty Hunter: After months of pvp jagex introduced lootkinder and a new way to play pk.