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Burnt out OSRS player wanting to try something new out
MMOruki: Burnt out OSRS player wanting to try something new out
Burnt out OSRS player wanting to try something new out
11 Aug 2020 in 05:27am
I an OSRS player. I'm already level in OSRS but it seems I have struck a stump and OSRS gold has been looking to get in to RS3 for some time until I overlook OS. I tried logging in earlier and I'm very overwhelmed with the quantity. Is there a manual for new players atleast a CC I could join that could atleast guide me? Once u understand the menus, and the link between crafting skills and invention RuneScape is wonderful. I had been like you some weeks ago (Came from osrs) and I unlocked innovation can truly say osrs simply doesn't worth to even try again. I could help ya, send me rsn over message and let's get into adventures!
Since you're coming from OSRS the wiki's [[manual for returning players]] might apply to you. It's got links and some advice to stuff that has been altered post EoC which could assist you in the ideal direction. In case you have any questions about RuneScape don't hesitate to ask me though pleased to attempt to help! RS3's interface/enhanced customisablity may be confusing at first but imo it makes it a better match once you do get into the swing of things and also have tweaked it exactly how you like it.
RS3 is about combat. Main goals are receiving t70 nondegradable power (as opposed to tank) armor, nondegradable weapons for every design, 96 herb and 95 beg for overload and curses. Take that and snag some loot. Unlocking Priffindas is a excellent overall skilling target which will give you something. If you really want a hand holding walkthrough, I urge Maikeru's 0 to Hero maxing playlist. On YouTube. He may not explain everything, but it lays out an efficient street.
As a returning participant, all of the additions are overpowering, but if you attempt to implement efficiency slowly and sustainably, RuneScape becomes enjoyable. Dailies are a big thing in RuneScape, therefore try to get right into them. My move to using RuneScape when I need direction is to choose quests and do them! Questing is just one of my favorite things to do, and are IMO the best way to begin progressing through everything.jagex reworked lots of the early quests (and you can replay them) so they have voice acting and the likes. Questing is gratifying in RS3, although it may not be the childhood nostalgia. (and also the lodestone system makes ancient game a whole lot more accessible).
Why did you decide to do this rather than adding an altar to Zamorak? Veliaf claims in the quest the witches are ultimately truly loyal only to themselves, but as a mere human, he isn't just a trusted narrator. Why would you choose to buy rs3 gold not do this?
Since you're coming from OSRS the wiki's [[manual for returning players]] might apply to you. It's got links and some advice to stuff that has been altered post EoC which could assist you in the ideal direction. In case you have any questions about RuneScape don't hesitate to ask me though pleased to attempt to help! RS3's interface/enhanced customisablity may be confusing at first but imo it makes it a better match once you do get into the swing of things and also have tweaked it exactly how you like it.
RS3 is about combat. Main goals are receiving t70 nondegradable power (as opposed to tank) armor, nondegradable weapons for every design, 96 herb and 95 beg for overload and curses. Take that and snag some loot. Unlocking Priffindas is a excellent overall skilling target which will give you something. If you really want a hand holding walkthrough, I urge Maikeru's 0 to Hero maxing playlist. On YouTube. He may not explain everything, but it lays out an efficient street.
As a returning participant, all of the additions are overpowering, but if you attempt to implement efficiency slowly and sustainably, RuneScape becomes enjoyable. Dailies are a big thing in RuneScape, therefore try to get right into them. My move to using RuneScape when I need direction is to choose quests and do them! Questing is just one of my favorite things to do, and are IMO the best way to begin progressing through everything.jagex reworked lots of the early quests (and you can replay them) so they have voice acting and the likes. Questing is gratifying in RS3, although it may not be the childhood nostalgia. (and also the lodestone system makes ancient game a whole lot more accessible).
Why did you decide to do this rather than adding an altar to Zamorak? Veliaf claims in the quest the witches are ultimately truly loyal only to themselves, but as a mere human, he isn't just a trusted narrator. Why would you choose to buy rs3 gold not do this?
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