I'm one of these osrs players after obtaining all elites done on osrs and just not having time to get what I want anymore today with work. I am just taking OSRS gold slow and performing it how I want and not being efficient out of the gate. I see all the mad things and occasions but I just ignore it for now, but certainly will feel the pain later when attempting to figure out what I need to do and what I could ignore when I want. But I was surprised how participant rs3 is cash wise if you spend a little time researching. Like mix simple and runecrafting clues are beginning off to get you moving.

RS3 periodically since 2015 and I've played with with. Even to this day I feel somewhat overwhelmed by all the features, pop ups and events; treasure hunter, cosmetics, the vast amount of distractions and diversions etc., plus they are not even core aspects of RuneScape in my view; skills and quests are the cornerstones. Evolution of struggle took some it. I still use the legacy interface for now. I can sympathise with these OSRS players feeling overwhelmed and lost and coming over.

The larger question is why are giving RS3 a go. RS3 hasn't done anything big to enhance player experience that was brand new and OSRS had a Darkmeyer expansion. So, Jagex upgraded the player experience prior to that, in 2019, it had been the Ashdale tutorial. They have been doing little things here and there to enhance it, but more is needed, thus the reason I made this article. In terms of things going on in OSRS, my OSRS account does not possess the prerequisites for darkmeyer so idk how much it actually introduces with respect to replayable content, an true OSRS participant could probably answer that for you. However from what I could gather, OSRS players are burnt out (a person said leagues earlier as being a potential reason) and are likely only considering RS3 as something familiar, yet different, while they await the burn out.

I want to listen to your OSRS opinions

Gotta not consider slayer as a"skill". Its really different to each ability. When I train woodcutting, I go into a tree, and I train woodcutting. Same thing applies for nearly each and every skill minus a few mix art techniques (underwater agility/thieving like ) and some different ones like Farming (where you still"go do a farm run" however you also do one then go off doing other things and the time spent farming is extremely quickly ). I don't conduct slayer to"only train slayer". Its relaxing and going at an afk task like Gargoyles, or exploding to RuneScape gold buy train my magic at the catacombs, or performing a boss with greater damage and accuracy whilst on task (or even a slayer boss, at that).