It was not until OSRS that I finally made a main which I have been trying quite hard to acquire gains on. I’ve played on old school rs gold and off through out the years. Account is now 111 cb and I am starting to feel as though I’m half way decent now.

Following the controversial year we have just had, I am keen to see how runescape player engagement and focus expectations have changed in RuneScape. Back in the day, as I am positive veteran runescape players will agree, we engaged in another way with runescape (much less xp/gp a hour concentrated, much more socially concentrated ). I’m a few accomplishments away from being trimmed, but I like spending a lot of time doing solo pvm, especially EDs or just reaper tasks. What about you personally? What do you play for today? What is your favourite part of runescape? Feel free to both be very general, very particular, or both!

Sentimentality. The only reason this game means anything is because I played it when I was younger. So it is nice to just casually stuff and skill and get 99s. When I had never played so much in the past, none of this would have some meaning to me, but because I didit will. F2P is particularly nice at this time, a great deal of things to do, and each single non-combat ability is afkable except dungeoneering, so that you can just casually low-effort them while doing different things and eventually get all of the non-combat abilities to 99, should you give it enough time. This feels rewarding and I like receiving up my stats. Finally I’m aiming for 99 f2p.

Because the steady trickle of progression towards a larger goal is similar to one of those dippy bird toy… things… pressing down on fastest way to make money osrs mobile a button which produces hits of dopamine within my mind, making MMOs the ultimate long-term goal. If I do not feel like I’m chipping away in a larger job, I lose interest. I really don’t see the lack of updates this year for a issue whatsoever really, there are just so many things you can do (though it is slightly disappointing).