FYI, I wasn't ignoring this thread, the move IRL nearly did me in (never again! Ugh. Next time I'm hiring packers *and* movers), then I got caught up in the Battle of Lumbridge.
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Lol you actually think the next six months will be awesome. Okay, let's see in December. Too bad I'll be F2P then. To quote Moerdred: ''I used to be a lore geek, then I took a squeal to the knee.''
I don't know about you, but I'm really enjoying the battle of lumby. I don't know exactly what the development team has planned, but I'm hoping for some kind of final four-type thing where the gods are eliminated one by one until there's only one left in the world. Not killed, no, but...kind of the successor to Guthix, that keeps the others out via edicts, so they can only act through their followers? Aaaaand now I've got the soundtrack of The Highlander running through my head.....
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As for the two Grandmasters: I've not done BoE, but the consensus I saw in Future Game Updates was that it didn't deserve a Grandmaster title. As for The World Wakes, plot-wise, it was rather predictable. There wasn't much intrigue imo, besides Sliske randomly killing Guthix at the end. I can't say for sure if TWW deserves the Grandmaster rating as well, but I won't deny that it was a necessary quest for the God series.
I haven't done BoE yet either, but judging from the walk-thru, IMO it does deserve the title. I thought the Elder Kiln was challenging - oofdah! TWW wasn't that predictable to me, maybe just different experiences with it. As a fan of the lore, I highly enjoyed it, and I'm greatly intrigued by the possibility hinted that the player might assume godhood at some point. And I liked the inclusion of puzzles in with it, so that it wasn't about just combat. And of course, it bringing about the 6th age...so far the 6th age is off to a rousing start, IMO!
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04-Aug-2013 03:41:48