Its all about the consistent sense more than the end result from Nanlina's blog
I would love for a League of the RS gold style where you might slowly unlock the whole map through jobs rather than just place areas. The tasks allow me to do things I would not normally do.
The problem with osrs and leagues imo is exactly the same for league of legends and urf. It seems fantastic to play, but you necessarily become either fulfilled or burnt out and quit. Personally, I'm grateful Trailblazer exists.
Fully agree. Urf made me quit because I couldnt stand the slow pace of LoL anymore (happy I quit tbh), and I quit osrs a few months before, and playing this, while being fun, has made me realise I'm quitting normal osrs once and for all. I'll probably be a yearly league participant from here on out.
I am inclined to disagree since in leagues, you are limited to specific areas which in turn limits what material you have access to. Its not an exact replica of the game using all the annoying things eliminated like in the case of league of legends and urf.
Its all about the consistent sense more than the end result. You chase the feeling of achievement if you are playing osrs or league extended term. And that feeling becomes eroded by theatres and urf. On the point that it feels rewarding to play the most important game.
Well isn't that sort of the point he's making? It is in a sense fracturing a little part of the neighborhood to people that prefer just leagues. Not saying it's going to kill the match but saying that you play leagues demonstrates this point imo.It almost definitely raises the playerbase though as a whole. Both through enhanced twitch streams and just more people rejoining to play leagues and only end up staying
I have not played OSRS in a month or two, but this is tempting me to return. Just how much longer is it operating for?This post is me exactly! Im extremely curious the way the next year goes to this game. . Is the peak?
Things I believe could continue to cheap RuneScape gold spice it up or be the way down on this roller coaster That's revival of OSRS
The problem with osrs and leagues imo is exactly the same for league of legends and urf. It seems fantastic to play, but you necessarily become either fulfilled or burnt out and quit. Personally, I'm grateful Trailblazer exists.
Fully agree. Urf made me quit because I couldnt stand the slow pace of LoL anymore (happy I quit tbh), and I quit osrs a few months before, and playing this, while being fun, has made me realise I'm quitting normal osrs once and for all. I'll probably be a yearly league participant from here on out.
I am inclined to disagree since in leagues, you are limited to specific areas which in turn limits what material you have access to. Its not an exact replica of the game using all the annoying things eliminated like in the case of league of legends and urf.
Its all about the consistent sense more than the end result. You chase the feeling of achievement if you are playing osrs or league extended term. And that feeling becomes eroded by theatres and urf. On the point that it feels rewarding to play the most important game.
Well isn't that sort of the point he's making? It is in a sense fracturing a little part of the neighborhood to people that prefer just leagues. Not saying it's going to kill the match but saying that you play leagues demonstrates this point imo.It almost definitely raises the playerbase though as a whole. Both through enhanced twitch streams and just more people rejoining to play leagues and only end up staying
I have not played OSRS in a month or two, but this is tempting me to return. Just how much longer is it operating for?This post is me exactly! Im extremely curious the way the next year goes to this game. . Is the peak?
Things I believe could continue to cheap RuneScape gold spice it up or be the way down on this roller coaster That's revival of OSRS
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