Spielsachen » If you think you enjoy grinding much

OSRS has trapped you into it ploy, holding your bank hostage and your personality with OSRS gold. It conditions you so the jingle of this degree up audio is the only way you are able to extract happiness. They have conditioned you into believing you enjoy doing the same thing over and over again. Nobody is like this. It doesn't make sense; it is irrational to do the exact same thing so many times. It's the kind of thing generally set up as a punishment to criminals. And yet you grind, because the game was precision-designed to give you a huge fraction of it's content upfront, and drip-feed you the remainder.

If you think you enjoy grinding much, play with an game. Lf you like MMOs, play Guild Wars 2 or WoW. $120/year is a lot more than I spend on matches, and OSRS requires that just for a subscription.I probally will not react to your posts because I do not subscribe to a skinner box that is so unengaging I can write comments while playing. I have better things to do, and far better matches to play.

Well, you've missed my purpose completely that I wonder whether it's on purpose only so which you may complain about the grinding some more. "The battle system is not deep, it is the shallowest combat system of any popular MMO. The only reason people think that it's deep is since JAGEX left in every combat bug that could be confused with a"high skill ceiling." Even though these bugs were accurate features, the grid-based and ability-less nature of the combat system cuts out many of the tactical elements of other MMO combat systems. There's not any positioning. There is no construct variation or counter play choices."

I was speaking . Having a great deal of abilities doesn't necessarily make a game funner if lots of the other abilities don't get used. You don't enjoy the battle of Runescape though, so the game isn't really going to appear all that fun in the first location to you to buy RuneScape gold. "There is overpowered equipment hidden behind dangerously low fall prices, creating artificial scarcity. "I honestly burst out laughing at this, because it just shows how inept you're at understanding game layout.