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Future of minigames?
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Qwis7
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You just twist people words again stop it! Yet, here he is getting twisted around himself
Dilbert2001 said :
You have to tell us what "dead" means. Old school minigames still exist, and in RS3's case, there are even more ways to find groups thanks to Spotlight. To many players they aren't "dead" otherwise there won't be thalers. If you think they are "dead", then it is only your perception, To me, old school minigames like BA are dead if you are looking to do just BA for whatever reason, however, the remastered old school minigames are certainly still alive in the form of Spotlight. Dilbert2001 said :
The old minigames are dead, even in OSRS. The difference is there is no Thaler system in OSRS so players are locked out from minigame rewards.
Old minigames are dead, and we don't want to do disturb the dead. Just let them rest in place and we replace them with modern and future minigames modern and future gamers are long for. It's also widely acknowledged that the Thaler system has killed many minigames. Yes, it has given access to many rewards , but it was another nail in the coffin for those minigames those rewards came from.
People still like to play them. They simply cannot play them because others have no reason to go to make the numbers up.
Dilbert2001 said :
Wrong! The kind of solo focused content that still works is the D&D category, not the old school grindfest where you have to keep doing them religiously for a long time to get currencies to buy a Torso or such. This is a big claim, considering not all D&Ds are popular, and that most of RS is a grindfest.
If what you're saying is true, we may as well get rid of everything that is a grind, such as boss pets, skilling, and drop logs, and replace them all with D&Ds.
You're arguing for the sake of arguing now. Nothing you say makes any sense to anybody.
~A~
You just twist people words again stop it! Yet, here he is getting twisted around himself
Dilbert2001 said :
You have to tell us what "dead" means. Old school minigames still exist, and in RS3's case, there are even more ways to find groups thanks to Spotlight. To many players they aren't "dead" otherwise there won't be thalers. If you think they are "dead", then it is only your perception, To me, old school minigames like BA are dead if you are looking to do just BA for whatever reason, however, the remastered old school minigames are certainly still alive in the form of Spotlight. Dilbert2001 said :
The old minigames are dead, even in OSRS. The difference is there is no Thaler system in OSRS so players are locked out from minigame rewards.
Old minigames are dead, and we don't want to do disturb the dead. Just let them rest in place and we replace them with modern and future minigames modern and future gamers are long for. It's also widely acknowledged that the Thaler system has killed many minigames. Yes, it has given access to many rewards , but it was another nail in the coffin for those minigames those rewards came from.
People still like to play them. They simply cannot play them because others have no reason to go to make the numbers up.
Dilbert2001 said :
Wrong! The kind of solo focused content that still works is the D&D category, not the old school grindfest where you have to keep doing them religiously for a long time to get currencies to buy a Torso or such. This is a big claim, considering not all D&Ds are popular, and that most of RS is a grindfest.
If what you're saying is true, we may as well get rid of everything that is a grind, such as boss pets, skilling, and drop logs, and replace them all with D&Ds.
You're arguing for the sake of arguing now. Nothing you say makes any sense to anybody.
~A~
01-Nov-2023 18:39:23
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