I understand that many people are interested in updating the game and adding in new content they believe will improve it, but I want us all to keep in mind the first aim of Old School Runescape as well. For many people, myself included, that was to bring back the Runescape we used to play.
I'm worried that all these updates will change the game too much and put Old School on a similar track as RS3. I can deal with the occasional bit of content being added or little improvements like a search tab being added to the bank. However, when we start adding all sorts of new weapons, monsters, and skills that scares me a little. I especially don't want whole systems to change, like the Old School style of trading being overhauled and replaced with the Grand Exchange (or something even remotely like it). I'll admit, I don't experience the current troubles of trading as I don't trade much, but I remember fondly trading in earlier years and I want to keep it as close to the way it was as possible. Changes to such large systems considerably change the atmosphere of the game as well, just keep that in mind.
What also scares me is the idea of things being made easier. I believe even adding small things such as the coin pouch or more teleports is going [i]too far[/i]. One of my biggest complaints about RS3 is that it became too easy, allowing the game rewards to become void, which is frankly a little unfair. If you work hard for something the reward should [i]stay[i] useful.
I know I may be a minority, calling for no changes at all, but please, can we find a way to respect the minority as well? I also want people to really think through the changes they ask for: [green]in a year will we regret adding so much new content, warping our beloved game?[/green]
Thanks for listening,
Deathgirlamr, player since 2006
09-Jan-2014 00:04:35
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