More Changes to Forestry - Providing a Better Gaming Experience

Last week, Jagex made more changes to Forestry: The Way of the Forester, providing players with a better gaming experience. If you haven't experienced them yet, let's take a look at these updates together.

Cluttered Things

Previously, when participating in activities, you might have noticed players placing cannons, planting flowers, placing box traps, and lighting fires on the ground around trees. These were very frustrating.

But now, these cluttered box traps, fires, and flowers will automatically be removed, and Dwarven Multicannons will auto-decay if the event spawns on the same tile.

Random Events

And there are many random event NPCs appearing in the woodcutting area. You may always misclick on them if you don't use the Random Event Hider plugin. Jagex has removed all the Random events in the range of Forestry events.

Forestry Events

Flowering Tree - Bushes now have different colours and names. You can easily match them now. For colourblind players, you can right-click on these bushes and check them. Besides, players with a Bee on a Stick consumed will receive significantly more bark for each help and the final reward.

Rising Roots - The Magic Roots (the glowing one) now change position more frequently. So always pay attention to where they go and move at any time.

Forestry Shop

Ultimate Iron players can deposit logs via the Friendly Forester. But they cannot get these logs back! So if you want to keep these logs for later use, don't use the unfriendly Friendly Forester. And as an Ultimate Iron player, you can no longer sell back your items to the Forestry shop.

Collection Log

The Forestry collection log now lists in the usual alphabetical order, and the Lumberjack Outfit is added to the Forestry section.

By the way, some players may be shouting to purchase the leaves obtained from forestry activities. If you think the price is suitable, you can sell them. But if the price is too low, keep it. After the second part is updated, the price may continue to rise for a while.

The RSBee Team