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Hunteresque
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SIXTY-NIN3 said :
Hunteresque said :
I hope so mate! I'm actually quite impressed with the rework! What do you think of it? This is a positive start and hopefully, this trend will carry on throughout 2019
! RuneScape definitely needs a year of well-thought-out updates, as I feel it's been struggling with a massive backlog for the past couple of years.
I was already 99/99 before the update, so I don't have a big stake in this either way. In any case, it was a little complicated at first, but much more interactive than it used to be, which is a plus. They'll eventually need to update WC, Fletching, Crafting, RC, maybe even Fishing and Cooking, in the same way, albeit in this distant, distant future. Heck, if we get Mobile soon, I wouldn't mind if they started working on the other skills as early as mid-2020, even. We just need more new, fun content in the game before such an undertaking.
To answer your question, though: decent. I thought I wouldn't like it, but it grew on me. Still, I don't like that S gives disproportionate XP to M. Thought that would change with the rework, but guess not... Also, Imcando grind, here I come. Yay.
That makes sense and I do agree that they will probably have to do reworks to quite a lot of the other skills as well! I think the disproportion between Smithing xp and Mining xp is a bit bizarre also.
Yeah, I have to grind for the Imcando Pickaxe too. R.I.P me haha!
At least I got my toolbelted D. pick back; saved me a good ~12m. It is because Jagex didn't overlook "minor" issues like this before rolling it out that the update was so successful. I'm sufficiently impressed after an year or two of abject disappointment. I just hope they can keep it up like in the glory days. “Nothing is so common as the wish to be remarkable.”
SIXTY-NIN3 said :
Hunteresque said :
I hope so mate! I'm actually quite impressed with the rework! What do you think of it? This is a positive start and hopefully, this trend will carry on throughout 2019
! RuneScape definitely needs a year of well-thought-out updates, as I feel it's been struggling with a massive backlog for the past couple of years.
I was already 99/99 before the update, so I don't have a big stake in this either way. In any case, it was a little complicated at first, but much more interactive than it used to be, which is a plus. They'll eventually need to update WC, Fletching, Crafting, RC, maybe even Fishing and Cooking, in the same way, albeit in this distant, distant future. Heck, if we get Mobile soon, I wouldn't mind if they started working on the other skills as early as mid-2020, even. We just need more new, fun content in the game before such an undertaking.
To answer your question, though: decent. I thought I wouldn't like it, but it grew on me. Still, I don't like that S gives disproportionate XP to M. Thought that would change with the rework, but guess not... Also, Imcando grind, here I come. Yay.
That makes sense and I do agree that they will probably have to do reworks to quite a lot of the other skills as well! I think the disproportion between Smithing xp and Mining xp is a bit bizarre also.
Yeah, I have to grind for the Imcando Pickaxe too. R.I.P me haha!
At least I got my toolbelted D. pick back; saved me a good ~12m. It is because Jagex didn't overlook "minor" issues like this before rolling it out that the update was so successful. I'm sufficiently impressed after an year or two of abject disappointment. I just hope they can keep it up like in the glory days. “Nothing is so common as the wish to be remarkable.”
10-Jan-2019 10:36:24
Ian Adler
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I agree 100% that we need more Quests, and now that the Mining & Smithing Rework is complete Jagex can go ahead and make more. Indeed I can think of several that do not need to carry and 6th Age production weight:
Remember back when there was a Quest a month?
They could send us on a few Temple Knight missions against the newly resurgent Crassians?
Have Achietties send us on a quest to find the resting place and lost secrets of the hero Camorra. (Or her adventurer parents whom Xenia said disappeared)
Let us know what happened to King Vallance of Asgarnia.
Does the Varrock Palace Secret Guard want us to take the fight right into the caves of the Dagon'hai?
Introduce us to the Abyssal Knights more properly. Surely an alliance between the Void Knights and the Temple Knights deserves some love, and you already developed a backstory for commander Kenton Decarte (which could easily be a basis of a Questline).
We veterans remember that The Void Knights Series was basically done by only three Jmods - Mod Moltare, Mod Nancy and Mod Rathe - so there is no reason why similar small Quest series cannot become the norm they once were.
I'm really liking some of your ideas here mate, they sound great
! Thanks for your support for this forum thread.
If 3 people can make a whole quest series, I'd say it's definitely possible for this to happen again, considering that the company have probably become bigger since The Void Knights Quest Series! Quests have been minimal for the past few years, it's time they revived that quest a month spirit.
Hunteresque - The Picturesque Hunter
Master Quest Cape Owner - 20/05/2021
I agree 100% that we need more Quests, and now that the Mining & Smithing Rework is complete Jagex can go ahead and make more. Indeed I can think of several that do not need to carry and 6th Age production weight:
Remember back when there was a Quest a month?
They could send us on a few Temple Knight missions against the newly resurgent Crassians?
Have Achietties send us on a quest to find the resting place and lost secrets of the hero Camorra. (Or her adventurer parents whom Xenia said disappeared)
Let us know what happened to King Vallance of Asgarnia.
Does the Varrock Palace Secret Guard want us to take the fight right into the caves of the Dagon'hai?
Introduce us to the Abyssal Knights more properly. Surely an alliance between the Void Knights and the Temple Knights deserves some love, and you already developed a backstory for commander Kenton Decarte (which could easily be a basis of a Questline).
We veterans remember that The Void Knights Series was basically done by only three Jmods - Mod Moltare, Mod Nancy and Mod Rathe - so there is no reason why similar small Quest series cannot become the norm they once were.
I'm really liking some of your ideas here mate, they sound great
! Thanks for your support for this forum thread.
If 3 people can make a whole quest series, I'd say it's definitely possible for this to happen again, considering that the company have probably become bigger since The Void Knights Quest Series! Quests have been minimal for the past few years, it's time they revived that quest a month spirit.
13-Jan-2019 01:16:21
SIXTY-NIN3
said
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Hunteresque said :
SIXTY-NIN3 said :
Hunteresque said :
I hope so mate! I'm actually quite impressed with the rework! What do you think of it? This is a positive start and hopefully, this trend will carry on throughout 2019
! RuneScape definitely needs a year of well-thought-out updates, as I feel it's been struggling with a massive backlog for the past couple of years.
I was already 99/99 before the update, so I don't have a big stake in this either way. In any case, it was a little complicated at first, but much more interactive than it used to be, which is a plus. They'll eventually need to update WC, Fletching, Crafting, RC, maybe even Fishing and Cooking, in the same way, albeit in this distant, distant future. Heck, if we get Mobile soon, I wouldn't mind if they started working on the other skills as early as mid-2020, even. We just need more new, fun content in the game before such an undertaking.
To answer your question, though: decent. I thought I wouldn't like it, but it grew on me. Still, I don't like that S gives disproportionate XP to M. Thought that would change with the rework, but guess not... Also, Imcando grind, here I come. Yay.
That makes sense and I do agree that they will probably have to do reworks to quite a lot of the other skills as well! I think the disproportion between Smithing xp and Mining xp is a bit bizarre also.
Yeah, I have to grind for the Imcando Pickaxe too. R.I.P me haha!
At least I got my toolbelted D. pick back; saved me a good ~12m. It is because Jagex didn't overlook "minor" issues like this before rolling it out that the update was so successful. I'm sufficiently impressed after an year or two of abject disappointment. I just hope they can keep it up like in the glory days.
I'm really hoping they keep it up too, mate! Hoping for a 2019 full of amazing updates
!
Hunteresque - The Picturesque Hunter
Master Quest Cape Owner - 20/05/2021
Hunteresque said :
SIXTY-NIN3 said :
Hunteresque said :
I hope so mate! I'm actually quite impressed with the rework! What do you think of it? This is a positive start and hopefully, this trend will carry on throughout 2019
! RuneScape definitely needs a year of well-thought-out updates, as I feel it's been struggling with a massive backlog for the past couple of years.
I was already 99/99 before the update, so I don't have a big stake in this either way. In any case, it was a little complicated at first, but much more interactive than it used to be, which is a plus. They'll eventually need to update WC, Fletching, Crafting, RC, maybe even Fishing and Cooking, in the same way, albeit in this distant, distant future. Heck, if we get Mobile soon, I wouldn't mind if they started working on the other skills as early as mid-2020, even. We just need more new, fun content in the game before such an undertaking.
To answer your question, though: decent. I thought I wouldn't like it, but it grew on me. Still, I don't like that S gives disproportionate XP to M. Thought that would change with the rework, but guess not... Also, Imcando grind, here I come. Yay.
That makes sense and I do agree that they will probably have to do reworks to quite a lot of the other skills as well! I think the disproportion between Smithing xp and Mining xp is a bit bizarre also.
Yeah, I have to grind for the Imcando Pickaxe too. R.I.P me haha!
At least I got my toolbelted D. pick back; saved me a good ~12m. It is because Jagex didn't overlook "minor" issues like this before rolling it out that the update was so successful. I'm sufficiently impressed after an year or two of abject disappointment. I just hope they can keep it up like in the glory days.
I'm really hoping they keep it up too, mate! Hoping for a 2019 full of amazing updates
!
13-Jan-2019 01:17:25
WoW. Two new quests this month. Four new quests in the last 4 months.
Who said lack of new quests in RS3? When was the last time Jagex had 2 new quests in the same month in any of their games?
You can tell from the lack of comments from the quests lovers, they must be very busy enjoying these RS3 quest fair.
Who said lack of new quests in RS3? When was the last time Jagex had 2 new quests in the same month in any of their games?
You can tell from the lack of comments from the quests lovers, they must be very busy enjoying these RS3 quest fair.
02-Mar-2019 22:39:25
Deltaslug
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Didn't they say the were only planning to do 4 quests in 2019?
If so, didn't we just knock off half of them for the year?
They never said 4 quests in 2019.
There will be an Easter Quest this year. So at least 3 quests before the end of April already. You better believe there are going to be more than 1 quest in the remaining 8 months of the year.
Didn't they say the were only planning to do 4 quests in 2019?
If so, didn't we just knock off half of them for the year?
They never said 4 quests in 2019.
There will be an Easter Quest this year. So at least 3 quests before the end of April already. You better believe there are going to be more than 1 quest in the remaining 8 months of the year.
03-Mar-2019 01:05:33
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