MMOruki: Most OSRS has gamers haven't returned to EoC
Most OSRS has gamers haven't returned to EoC
16 Mai 2020 in 10:42am
Completely false. 7 complete years following EoC and buy RS gold are published, and many people, including extremely famous EoC pvmers such as Evil Lucario, will inform you there's massive flaws in EoC. The vast majority of RS3 players still utilize Revolution according to Jagex. Most OSRS has gamers haven't returned to EoC, many nevertheless express a dislike for this. Meanwhile, RS3 is at record low players, whilst OSRS still has on average 3 times as many players.
It's time to accept the fact that Eoc was a failure. We had been advised that Eoc would revolutionise combat and lead to a massive burst in popularity as gamers from different games with modern battle would come play RS3 (it didn't occur at all), and preexisting players could enjoy it (it didn't happen at all either, we dropped 80% of our participant base). RS3 pvmers are fortunate to have a few hundred at peak times, mostly. Regardless of the fact that RS3 has a more sophisticated combat system and better graphics.
The simple fact that players in EoC nevertheless use Revolution instead of full manual can also be a statistic shared with several J Mods on multiple streams.
Individuals left because it was confusing and not entirely developed, EOC released. EOC is much much better than it was on release. PvP in the sense also hurts that fights are briefer. From speaking with OSRS players visiting RS3 for its bossing, they generally like EOC as it raises battle complexity (if performing revo or manual) while also having an easy alternative now (revo++). Ability bars are figured out making it less confusing as you can look up a good bar.
You're speaking to players who play a version of RuneScape. Myself and 4 of my friends quit because of EoC and don't like EoC in its current state. Absurd MTX is merely an additional reason to never play with RuneScape. We refuse to play with OSRS and RS3 since we prefer the 2011 era of RuneScape where the graphics were adequate and Soul Split made job of Slayer tasks that are boring. Not modern day"change 3 times in 3 successive ticks to protect against this one boss attack" or the old school"bring half an inventory of prayer potions to complete this garbage mob task".
To each their own, and it's clear that there are people that enjoy the two games in their existing state, but my buddy collection has had many, many unsuccessful attempts at getting back into version of RuneScape.Switchscape is actually only a thing for optimizing boss times and useful most with the maximum end bosses in RS3. However, you have to recognize that the higher end managers are for high end players. They are meant to challenge individuals who locate bossing simple. They should require superior rotations and understanding of mechanisms. That said, many can be beaten with bringing a friend to add dps and possibly eating of meals. Tasks in RS3 tend to also be relatively simple with most being rewarding and afk. Obviously, you may not enjoy it and that is okay. I never enjoyed the death price of RS3 nor the aspect that was click-to-move. I am presently trying ESO that I enjoy more in terms of rs gold 2007 combat, but less in regards to non-combat abilities.
It's time to accept the fact that Eoc was a failure. We had been advised that Eoc would revolutionise combat and lead to a massive burst in popularity as gamers from different games with modern battle would come play RS3 (it didn't occur at all), and preexisting players could enjoy it (it didn't happen at all either, we dropped 80% of our participant base). RS3 pvmers are fortunate to have a few hundred at peak times, mostly. Regardless of the fact that RS3 has a more sophisticated combat system and better graphics.
The simple fact that players in EoC nevertheless use Revolution instead of full manual can also be a statistic shared with several J Mods on multiple streams.
Individuals left because it was confusing and not entirely developed, EOC released. EOC is much much better than it was on release. PvP in the sense also hurts that fights are briefer. From speaking with OSRS players visiting RS3 for its bossing, they generally like EOC as it raises battle complexity (if performing revo or manual) while also having an easy alternative now (revo++). Ability bars are figured out making it less confusing as you can look up a good bar.
You're speaking to players who play a version of RuneScape. Myself and 4 of my friends quit because of EoC and don't like EoC in its current state. Absurd MTX is merely an additional reason to never play with RuneScape. We refuse to play with OSRS and RS3 since we prefer the 2011 era of RuneScape where the graphics were adequate and Soul Split made job of Slayer tasks that are boring. Not modern day"change 3 times in 3 successive ticks to protect against this one boss attack" or the old school"bring half an inventory of prayer potions to complete this garbage mob task".
To each their own, and it's clear that there are people that enjoy the two games in their existing state, but my buddy collection has had many, many unsuccessful attempts at getting back into version of RuneScape.Switchscape is actually only a thing for optimizing boss times and useful most with the maximum end bosses in RS3. However, you have to recognize that the higher end managers are for high end players. They are meant to challenge individuals who locate bossing simple. They should require superior rotations and understanding of mechanisms. That said, many can be beaten with bringing a friend to add dps and possibly eating of meals. Tasks in RS3 tend to also be relatively simple with most being rewarding and afk. Obviously, you may not enjoy it and that is okay. I never enjoyed the death price of RS3 nor the aspect that was click-to-move. I am presently trying ESO that I enjoy more in terms of rs gold 2007 combat, but less in regards to non-combat abilities.
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