In the end, the developer appears to be taking the nucleus alternative, saying "we're contemplating in the near future to eliminate through the Duel Arena out of RuneScape entirely." In the meantime the game will take "some temporary measures" to clean up PvP "until our team of developers can release an overhaul that completely replaces the Duel Arena next year."

There will be a cap at the maximum amount GP or gold points that players can bet on games in the Duel Arena. The players will be able to place bets "no higher than $50m GP for each duel". Further measures have not been detailed as yet.

Jagex says that "a brand new experience that'll form part of the Elder God Wars storyline" will replace Duel Arena at the beginning of 2022 however, no specifics have been provided yet.

While the effect of these changes is yet to be evaluated however, they seem to be the most robust measures any studio has implemented in order to protect against external misuse of its systems in pursuit of real-world financial gain. If successful, similar strategies might be found in the MMO space in the coming years.

Jagex recently announced after 18 years of being the battleground for PvP, Duel Arena will be being removed from RuneScape and a new location is being added. RuneScape will launch Het's Oasis featuring a brand-new terrain, new skills, and two new mini-quests that you can play.

Today marks the start of the Oasis Restoration participants will be tasked in the transformation process of the Duel Arena following a cataclysmic earthquake that has devastated the area. Players will need to work together to turn the wreckage of the arena from "a bloodthirsty fight pit in which heroes have made a living from one-on-1 matches, to a tranquil area."

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