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Bruce Waayne
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darkk prince said :
Need new skills
No thanks. I wouldnt train a skill unless it was related to combat. RS3 has pleanty of new skills. OSRS is just here because the RS3 combat system is so atrocious, nobody really cares about anything but bossing and slaying its rs3 without the eoc
Archaeology is far more on lore, exploration and questing than specifically on combat, skilling or minigames. Invention is definitely aimed at giving skillers more meanings and benefits to train the skill. I don't think OSRS has anything close to the stories and lore in RS3 to make a skill like Archaeology as impactful, but it should still be quite clear players don't just train a skill because of combat. If some skill is fun and entertaining, then players will engage in it. It doesn't have to be combat related.
EOC is just a part of the combat system, not the entirety. If the RS3 combat system is so "atrocious" then why is OSRS transitioning its raids to RS3's Elite Dungeon system? Why is OSRS putting RS3's Demon Flash Mobs in their Wildy? Why is OSRS breaking down old gear and use the components to create and upgrade new gear ala the RS3 invention style? The list goes on and on... Four legs good, two legs
bad
better!
Last but not least, Revolution is definitely the head and shoulder better version of Legacy combat, with exactly the same ease of 1 click attack but far better keybind instead of point and click mechanics that even RUNELITE IS COPYING.
darkk prince said :
Need new skills
No thanks. I wouldnt train a skill unless it was related to combat. RS3 has pleanty of new skills. OSRS is just here because the RS3 combat system is so atrocious, nobody really cares about anything but bossing and slaying its rs3 without the eoc
Archaeology is far more on lore, exploration and questing than specifically on combat, skilling or minigames. Invention is definitely aimed at giving skillers more meanings and benefits to train the skill. I don't think OSRS has anything close to the stories and lore in RS3 to make a skill like Archaeology as impactful, but it should still be quite clear players don't just train a skill because of combat. If some skill is fun and entertaining, then players will engage in it. It doesn't have to be combat related.
EOC is just a part of the combat system, not the entirety. If the RS3 combat system is so "atrocious" then why is OSRS transitioning its raids to RS3's Elite Dungeon system? Why is OSRS putting RS3's Demon Flash Mobs in their Wildy? Why is OSRS breaking down old gear and use the components to create and upgrade new gear ala the RS3 invention style? The list goes on and on... Four legs good, two legs
Last but not least, Revolution is definitely the head and shoulder better version of Legacy combat, with exactly the same ease of 1 click attack but far better keybind instead of point and click mechanics that even RUNELITE IS COPYING.
08-May-2022 17:57:53 - Last edited on 08-May-2022 18:16:17 by Dilbert2001
Dilbert2001
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Now that the hype of GIM is fading quick despite of OSRS's big spending on advertisement, and all the actual content announced on OSRS Summer Summit is delayed to 2022. It is interesting to see if OSRS can hold up.
Meanwhile Jagex is pushing Jagex Partners and seemingly have big plans to globalize their partnership label and new games they are picking up.
I have a strong feeling we are going to hear interesting news from Jagex, and more so on OSRS early in 2022.
Reality Check:
GIM is dying, and it is being repurposed in 2 weeks to have GIM grouping with people outside their group.
OSRS seems to be quite desperate to be offering the RAFFLE gambling with free membership prizes to hope to retain players.
We know the price hike already. It is $12.5, no longer $11 a month now.
Still, OSRS is not going to be shut down tomorrow, but perhaps OSRS gold sellers and real world traders are getting very desperate now as OSRS gp is selling at $0.35 per mil (a historic low?) at bigger OSRS rwt sides and like $0.32 per mil at some smaller ones.
Now that the hype of GIM is fading quick despite of OSRS's big spending on advertisement, and all the actual content announced on OSRS Summer Summit is delayed to 2022. It is interesting to see if OSRS can hold up.
Meanwhile Jagex is pushing Jagex Partners and seemingly have big plans to globalize their partnership label and new games they are picking up.
I have a strong feeling we are going to hear interesting news from Jagex, and more so on OSRS early in 2022.
Reality Check:
GIM is dying, and it is being repurposed in 2 weeks to have GIM grouping with people outside their group.
OSRS seems to be quite desperate to be offering the RAFFLE gambling with free membership prizes to hope to retain players.
We know the price hike already. It is $12.5, no longer $11 a month now.
Still, OSRS is not going to be shut down tomorrow, but perhaps OSRS gold sellers and real world traders are getting very desperate now as OSRS gp is selling at $0.35 per mil (a historic low?) at bigger OSRS rwt sides and like $0.32 per mil at some smaller ones.
13-May-2022 04:12:24 - Last edited on 13-May-2022 04:20:16 by Dilbert2001
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