Login issues continue to plague some RuneScape players, although Jagex said he is fixing it. Last week, many RuneScape players encountered problems logging in to popular MMOs. Jagex has been undergoing repairs throughout the weekend and today announced that the repairs have been completed. In the future, the team will focus on solutions so that all affected players can return to Gielinor.

Mod Warden announced the news on the official website today. "Now that our repair work has been completed, our work is focused on the solution phase. We will re-attract the affected people to the game as soon as possible. According to the current situation, all old school players and more than 99% of RuneScape accounts and RuneScape Gold will not be affected. Normal playback can now be resumed, and unless everyone is back in the game, we will not be able to rest."

Affected players are encouraged to note that Mod Warden also mentioned that all accounts are safe, although there are some "data gaps" between February 8 and March 4 that may affect certain profiles. Fortunately, the team is full of confidence in the upcoming solution. Mod Warden describes the patch as a "complex beast" but hopes to use telemetry data to fill in some data gaps. At the same time, some accounts need to be locked before solving this problem.

Although no further timetable was provided, it is expected that this work will take place during most of the week. Mod Warden closed the announcement by thanking the community for its patience and reiterating the team's commitment to making things right.

"In the end, we have nothing to say, but thank you again for your patience. We know this will frustrate those affected. Our top priority is still to regain the benefits of the game. We are also committed to improving and preventing future recurrences. The procedure for this to happen."

In the past 20 years, RuneScape servers have been as reliable and reliable as RS07 Gold, so for a few players, a few days of downtime is by no means the worst thing that can happen to a trusted old server.