Old School Runescape developer Jagex has decided to shut the MMORPG title's Bounty Hunter worlds"until further notice" due to concerns about gold farmers abusing them. After an early statement letting players understand that the worlds will shut down, the developers have gone into further detail on their strategies to RS Gold revamp PvP. "It's time to make a change," Jagex states in the statement. Our goal is to determine a long-term vision for PvP. As opposed to move from one release to another, we want a clear direction for the next few years which will inform the way we style articles moving forward." Strategies to revamp PvP will start taking place internally in February, and those ideas will be introduced to the neighborhood. "We also hope to re-release Bounty Hunter at a couple of months, given we could establish a means to continuously monitor and act against boosting." In the meantime, the minigame's unique things"will be made available everywhere." The studio initially informed players of this player-killing minigame's closed in an update post on the game's website, saying it is"sorry to announce that we've chosen the decision to shut the Bounty Hunter worlds until further notice". The main reason behind it, Jagex describes, is the mode's"design unfortunately leaves it prey to gold farmers, who abuse its mechanisms to create GP in excess of the numbers available via valid procedures." Though it sounds the scope of the gold farming hasn't yet reached a point where it is affecting Old School Runescape's in-game economy, the studio explains it"undermines other sport content and the general integrity of the game" On account of the problems existing prior to a rework of Bounty Hunter in November 2019, the devs"don't believe that just undoing it would solve them", adding that"this is quite clearly not the outcome that some of us wanted, but right now we are convinced it is the best option available to us" Firstly, you will wish to be making sure that you are making the most of your skills, particularly your combat skills. Luckily, there are ways that you level up your battle in a reasonable time. You can accomplish this, using cows in the farmhouse near Lumbridge. Since these are the first stages of levelling up, you'll notice that it moves up rather fast, and you may use the feathers and raw chicken that are lost by chickens that will assist you improve your cooking skill. This ought to help you hit level 10, after that you'll be able to go on to the Lumbridge Swamp to take on the Gaint Rights located close to the graveyard. To get to level 30, you will now want to shift focus to level 9 NPCs known as Al-Kharid warriors. These will need preparation before facing, so take a while with you if possible. Their defenses mean that this is a totally viable way that you make your way to OSRS Buy Gold level 30. It may even be an AFK way of leveling up as well so long as you have enough food with you.