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Dixie Banana Bar
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As far as I can tell, community is what drives you away. So you feel like you have to have a nice community to have fun in runescape?
Thanks for your comment. What I get from your post: -Keep community and gameplay open-ended -PVP is a very important thing because it gives you something to do end game And, thanks to everyone else who didn't contribute at all. Good luck in life. Don't come back, thanks ^^.
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runescape's community is worse than youtube commenters
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Marios's Mustache Wax
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I played RuneScape from Mid 2001 until PKing/Staking were basically destroyed by the Wilderness being removed and staking limits. PVP in general created a large chunk of the economy and without them things seemed a little bland. Beyond that alone, the low risk- no reward idea of the new PVP system is just not my cup of tea. PKing kept me there for the majority of the years I spent (for those who remember the RS1 2002-2003 F2P wilderness
). Another issue I had was with the community. It was inevitable that it would expand once RuneScape2 was released. I never found it to be entirely terrible, but it lacked the closed knit nature of RuneScape1 (or Classic if you prefer). Lumbridge-Draynor when RS1 was the main game, was the most tight knit group of any MMO that I have played. The majority of the stakers were friends and it was friendly competition to see whom was truly the best. There wasn't all that many people going "PMG YOU N33B!!!" There was a large maturity level to RSC and I thought that was important. Other than those two things, I truly enjoyed my time playing a wonderful game. It's just a shame they killed the PVP or I would still be playing =). -Nick |
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Heads or Tails
Join Date: Dec 2006
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no ofensive but runescape sucks for non members but for members it rocks but i dont want to pay for a flash mmorpg and id reather play a mmorpg that i buy without a suscerition fee and the grafics are great for a flash game the gameplay meh and its the same as any mmorpg but you dont need to download it but the one you download look better and some dont need a subscesion and i somtimes play but its just i dont want to pay 5 dollars ever month for something i barly play( i do play maple)
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The Original
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for a java game the graphics a really impressive though im a big of the view point and style of RS Classic i tried the new one and got lost trying to go to lumbridge. this game was indeed very good, i just found 90% of the community immature and everywhere i looked there were scammers
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Master Chief's Windex
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Right there. Runescape is certainly not for younger kids, whatever the defintion of "younger kids" happens to be(as you're supposed to be older than 13 to play.) The whoring...I mean come on. I heard a 10 year old whining about how badly he wanted a girl friend. Besides the horrible community, I suppose its ok for what it is.
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