Progressive Singleplayer

[korrywoltz]

Hey

Was pretty much done with rsps but found this idea interesting. Based on my earlier released singleplayer rsps. (except this one aims to be somewhat clean & no custom stuff)

You can pick & choose whatever version u want to play. (Currently ranging from #289-377) I already included all the builds I managed to get working myself, but if u have an old rs2 cache laying around u can also try if that would work. (#377 is the last supported version, but I think u could possibly go down to something like NEW KALI WEBSITE if u happen to get cache somewhere)

Unofficial fan discord: RSPS Central

V3.8
Download: Upload Files | Free File Upload and Transfer Up To 10 GB

(Optional) web:
Full ("full" rs-site): Upload Files | Free File Upload and Transfer Up To 10 GB
Lite (just hiscores + some extra stuff): Upload Files | Free File Upload and Transfer Up To 10 GB

V3.8 Patch notes:
- Small patches to vampire slayer & shield of arrav on old builds
- Lots of corrections to clue steps to match with osrs wiki (recommended to complete ur current clues before updating)
- Fixes to wolfman/-woman
- Slight tweaks to misc item rewards in barrows
- Progressive bots should now be able to use their pure ess for runecrafting
- Other small tweaks
- New working gamebuild: 318
- New modded cache: 270
- Lots of changes/fixes made to the webpages
V3.3 Patch notes:
- Fix dragon slayer ship ladder on old builds
- Small change to spirit tree dialog on old builds
- Lots of changes to skill guides
- Fixes to item requirements
- New server config: COMPLETE_MISSING_QUESTS (didnt test, but I think it should work)
- Other minor changes

[Natacastan]

Cool. I had forgotten how nostalgic the bend in the bridge was for me going to wizards tower. reminds me of when I started runescape. Sometimes it is the little things that trigger nostalgia.

[korrywoltz]

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