In fact, the building contracts are well received and that I will see them having a decent quantity of player interaction. OSRS's community is drastically different from RS3 because gp really means something to most players in OSRS and efficiency means significantly less. Right now, there are a fair number of level 90+ players just starting to OSRS gold really train construction since the art itself has become more economical and more interesting than sitting in a home, alone, and ruining furniture all day.

Construction contracts are great until you realise it is 4 times slower than regular construction and instead of destroying and rebuilding items in your house you are doing the exact same thing but in somebody else's home. Except mh is not low effort/afk at all and you're able to make the cash back by doing something much more entertaining from the 3h that you save by performing routine cons lmao.

Just how much OSRS gp/hour must you be able to make until MH is more ineffective that conventional construction? You do not appear to comprehend the OSRS community. There is a massive group of people who will go in an agility obstacle plan of passing and become shot down by figurines 2000 times, achieving exp rates only slightly above 10k/hr because it's more engaging and enjoyable than running laps around the same path over and over again.

They don't care about the math, they simply care that the material seems more fun. Sure, you can go hardcore fun police and tell them it is not far different from what they had before, but that still means it's distinct and, to the OSRS playerbase, distinct is good.I know a lof of 07 players and 0 of them do agil in 10k/h for fun

Also if you imply the sepulchre class with that remark, than I hope you realise that course is the best xp/h from the sport if you're decent at it lmfao. Trust me when I say this: most individuals are not decent at it. Not by any stretch of cheap RuneScape gold the imagination. The men and women you likely engage with are likely of a similar mind to you - efficacy and endgame oriented. When you look around OSRS beyond that standpoint you understand there are a great deal of people who do their own thing.