Yep, same here! As a player of both when I feel tired of one I just swap to the other. When I exclusively just played one, when I was tired I'd just unsubscribe for a year+.

Much better for the company that when a player is burnt out, they move to the other game rather than just full on unsubscribe and thus stop making them money and such.

Beyond that, not all players just go to what's bigger and more popular. For some rs3 is just the game that fits them better, just like osrs is. And for jagex it *is* good to pull from osrs players too- feeling osrs burnout? Go play rs3 for a bit! Feeling rs3 burnout? Go play osrs!

Ultimately changes like this are what will gradually help the reputation though. It won't bring players in overnight, but it does take away one of the biggest talking points osrs players bring up as to why to not play rs3 when new players are deciding which is for them.

Comments like this further fuel the narrative that there's a ton of 'able bodied' people taking advantage of Medicaid.

That the 'genuinely disabled' don't have to worry about losing healthcare.

There's no such thing as 'genuinely disabled'.

These cuts will absolutely cost disabled lives: