It's time to discuss the greatest MMOGRPG ever made
It's time to discuss the greatest MMOGRPG ever made
Ethan Hall
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Kevin Phillips
>F2P
>greatest anything
don't think so, sport.
Matthew Phillips
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Xavier Collins
For me, it's Seers Village. And you?
Parker Edwards
I just started playing again after only playing f2p 16 years ago. I won't participate in any Any Forums discussions of the game because that can only lead to bitter fucks trying to make me hate the game
Ian White
Ironman is the only way to have fun in this game
Ethan Cruz
honestly really good and soulful game plus they're finally making the client better so u dont have to rely on 3rd party shit to make it playable. they need to make the new player experience better tho since u gotta grind like 100+ hours before u even get to fight some med level bosses like sarachnis. also the community is pretty sexist and racist so
Luis Thomas
I do love clicking the same tree for literal months
Brandon Torres
agreed. Bondie life is just grind the max gp/hr and buy your skills doing max xp/hr method. Insanely boring. With ironman you have to play most of the games mechanics
Charles Moore
more like singleplayer with chatroom and bots
Logan Long
Or you could do what you think is fun and stay away from the wiki.
Xavier Clark
Pretty much true, but if you avoid the GE and wiki, questing is really fun.
John Wright
Julian Lopez
For me...
It's Asheron's Call.
Ryder Barnes
Got to be Lumbridge, such a good starting town
Josiah Morris
The game doesn't force you to play it that way. I'm serious. It's like open world games. It's very easy to turn them into boring lists of repetitive chores... but you do that of your own volition.
There's a ton of things to do in the game, so why not constantly mix it up? Why not just explore and see what you find? Why not just do something until you get bored of it (for like an hour, or a day, or whatever) and then go do something else? Why not do quests and other challenges? You have those options.
You also don't need to get everything in the game. So skill capes exist. Do you really need any of them? Nope. People pursue them entirely of their own volition. But even if you want a certain skill cape, you can get to it while significantly reducing the grind needed to get there if you keep mixing up how you train the skill and do other things in between. Or some piece of equipment that costs a lot of gold. Sure, you can grind for that money... or you can just play the game, explore, kill things, train skills, and sell whatever you find along the way.
There's still going to be some grinding, but literal months? That's entirely on you. The great thing about Runescape is that it has a LOAD of playable content and actually good quests, so there's hardly a need to play it that way.
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Luke Kelly
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Jonathan Davis
I trust u
Cooper Johnson
Doubling money
Mason Cox
god tier track