but rather the thing being toggled would.RS3 has plenty if setting and toggles in an options screen that we could very easily add. Its fairly organized. Its not like youll use those toggles iften anyways.That's not how it works at all. A toggle in most  cases just sets a boolean or false, and runs some associated code.

Not every single toggle is dependant on RS Gold something smart in the long run. every other toggle, so you don't need to write a test for every single combination.And I doubt osrs has automated test for UI. They are notoriously difficult to write, especially for games with custom UI code.

If you wanted to go full automated test, you'd write a test for each case, and then a few test for interesting combinations of related toggles, and then perhaps some edge case tests with weird settings. No competent developer would write one for every possible permutation though.

Regardless if they have automated tests for UI or not (since we're not only talking about UI when discussing toggles), it still stands that having toggles for every little thing is not something smart in the long run.