I think that you should be able to have access to Pest Control, Barbarian Assault, Nightmare Zone etc. The purpose of iron man is to be able to be self-sufficient and not buy things from other players and more, but for PC and BA, you need players to help you so you can get content. Iron man isn't supposed to make you not be able to use all of the content on RS, same with NMZ.
For example, the imbued rings from NMZ. Why shouldn't iron men have access to these items? If they enter NMZ alone, there's no difference in that then to kill for example Dagannoth Kings for rings.
But in the PC and BA case, you need four others in your team to get the content, and in content I mean the gear. Remove all other rewards and remove the xp rewards if you wish for pc and nmz, along with the xp gained in nmz, if people wish that, but don't remove all of the content.
Herb boxes would be easy to get herbs from and potato cactus reward would be great so you don't have to run the way down to Kalphite Lair to get those, but you can get those items from other locations. You can't get imbued rings, void knight armour of fighter torso from any other location.
A rule of thumb would be:
* No xp gained from minigames
* Only rewards that are minigame-specific could be accessed (so no Tokkul from fight pits, no herb boxes from NMZ, no xp rewards from PC)
The Iron Man challenge was made so you'd enjoy every aspect of this game and stay self-sufficient. If there isn't a way to replace how to get those minigame-specific items, then you should be able to play the minigames JUST for the minigame-specific items, and NOT the xp.
Edit: I forgot to add a thought about shops.
Shops are in-game content which have been around for an extremely long time. You don't get outside help in any way (if you restrict access to shop-specific items only). If you would remove them, you'd have no way to train slay or herb. Sure you can get vials from crafting, but it's about enjoying the game, not grinding.
15-Sep-2014 17:24:07
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