Anyone else feel the same? I am always setting goals for myself and I maintain my focus on the end line, get there, and wind up with fonder memories of the travel. OSRS helped me to understand it although I know that it's a thought that is frequent. I had that same sweaty grind for western challenging, although for me it opened up a lot of fun choices it made stuff way more entertaining. Red chin spot with no robots. Want mage defence, range attack, BIS vorkath gear? Got. And crystal fucking halberd that item slaps than RuneScape gold anything you have equip. Can the splats on virtually every slayer job and 99 str / peity / on job it can max a TIMES TWO. Being a 2h it has got some baller accuracy too so 100 damage is pretty typical, with 30 percent per spec it's a fucking monster, so goddamn gratifying.

All that said, if the journey is what is fun for you about Runescape not what is at the finish, you can either enjoy what Runescape has to offer in evident paths and that's totally ok, and even put in on locating new streets you path yourself with the rewards you achieve after a long pleasant walk. Yeah is felt by me. I feel somewhat sad after completing a grind. It is like yeah I obtained this unlock but it seemed practical and fun before I finish it up. I have a lot of items in my personal lender like cape and crystal Hally which I want to use a lot more but rarely actually require. When content can be handled by me they'll observe decent use. After a couple grind I do not even really pressure myself to continue only work on them whenever they feel fun and stop whenever they do not.

Yeah even though I have not played OSRS recently (past 6ish months) I only had something happen IRL that made me think about the advantages that came out of my OSRS dependence haha:-RRB- thank you for the comment! This has been a loop get into a lot with this match. "if I just do dragon slayer 2 I could farm vorkath and make wealthy" I unlock vorkath and become bored of her following a week. "well if I only had elite emptiness I bet this would be far better" so I grind out elite emptiness and realize that with my stats that the dhide was much better lmao.

From time to time, that's the way I felt when I ended 99 fishing at dark crabs. Was AFK and pkers kept it fascinating. Runescape's skill aims do not have much. Reward, kind of. You can do one thing but it's often barely game-changing. I maxed and then pretty much stopped playing. Unlocking a supervisor or Attaining a thing that is cool is a whole lot more rewarding. End up burning out quicker.

I recently switched to RS3. As soon as I created my post on the things I must be doing for use to battle and other new items in Runescape I wouldn't know about I got a decent quantity of support along with a whole lot of advice. I had 5 people send me a message to incorporate them in Runescape game. Each of them gave me some advice. My experience with the RS3 community has been good overall. It seems something or some elitism with players' grade. I'm considering visiting it so that I can do some of the quest series that aren't complete in buy RS gold. Checked your article history unless it had been the player cc one that was brand new and did not see one.