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"I [private-messaged] him because I met all the requirements, which was online at least six hours every day," Perez writes. "He instructed me exactly what to do and the way to do it. My first'job' was smelting [runite] bars at the blast furnace. I had been making close to 75 cents an hourover $150 dollars a month." Perez now earns $200-300 per month finishing"orders" for additional OSRS gold players, which entails carrying out particular jobs on their accounts. He operates between seven and five days per week, for at least eight hours every day.

I think the only way to make smithing relevant in RuneScape without disrupting the bronze - rune process would be to enlarge it so that it is used for something else. I enjoyed the idea of firemaking and also the worldwide firepits, and STASH units with construction is good also. For smithing I think introducing some overworld stuff could be intriguing, easy machines or other pieces of metal work. Or making metal statues used for different things. Hell create potions with it who knows and melt the pubs.

I believe the only real way to produce smithing relevant in RuneScape without interrupting the bronze - rune system is to enlarge it so that it is used for something different. I enjoyed the idea of firemaking and the global firepits, and STASH units with structure is good too. For smithing I think introducing some overworld stuff could be intriguing, simple machines or other parts of metal work. Or making little metal statues used for different things. Hell make and melt the pubs. I like the concept of minor buff statues in places, something like a preserve prayer looks balanced.

But I can not deny there is obviously lots of dull as shit items to get through as you say. I do those when I'd have been seeing netflix/YouTube/whatever other non intensive hobby anyhow, not the other way round. I also listen to a lot of music - it could give me some thing to"perform" but not actually requiring my brain, allowing me to focus 95% on the symphony or record or whatever. Feel like watching a episode or 2 of those sopranos? Eh let us do a little agility and toss on osrs.

I tried to get into it a while back and honestly a good deal about the engine, UI, and artstyle bothered me along with the MTX. RS3 has an FoV that you can not scale which make it seem as if your looking through a lens all of the time. I would definitely turn it down if there was an alternative to do so. There is no option. Guild wars 2 is an example of a game which started with no choice and low FoV to alter it. Thankfully they ended up adding the option later on and I expect RS3 follows suit. The UI is honestly a wreck.

Runescape has of providing you a sense of progress, the allure. If you're near 99 agility you might do half an evening of rooftops with nothing to show for this. No amounts achieved, no pet, nothing. But you know you grinded out another god knows that seems great, and how much xp. What I say about osrs is there is no backwards progression(for the most part).Every little xp you never have to do again on your account. Every quest is done indefinitely. You advance your account and it remains progressed. Idk I only believe that particular compared to many games.

But RS3 permits you both to progress faster on the end but on the upper end of skilling. OSRS is more of a grind with xp prices and such. Of if there are such or any YT series, well on the notice content creation is just about dead to be fair. If you like the material production aspects (flows, youtube collection, jagex hosted occasions like DMM) then OSRS is where to be. OSRS is my first move to, although I don't think either is a terrible choice. (Except for now that we have got a new ability to mill out at RS3).

I've discovered that the user interface is attrocious and difficult to understand for new players though, importantly that you will find sone guides on the market just for the interface. Nonetheless, it's customizable to yet you want to play and I really like it, using multiple loadouts for different tasks or play screens! If it annoys you, then just be aware that anything annoys you has a repair. The UI is as complex as you want it to be. You could begin trying to obtain every setting. I'd suggest leave it as is when you start. 2 actions pubs are wanted by you, add one.

New participant wondering if I need to head for OSRS or RS3?

Rather than buying any 1 item in particular, how about buying things in g.e. with present offers below 5% ge value. Item needs to be in game for 1 year to qualify. Makes it harder for items. Creates a demand. Waste things can recover value as a proportion of 20gp is going to qualify easier than a item costing 20,000. Presently the sole market for many items are sets, shop cost and alch value, this could give value to ranges of low value things as it provides immunity against them crashing further. Since their value can go up pretty creates a stock exchange it is a great investment.