This opens up the potential for Milestone capes over 99 later on.

This opens up the potential for Milestone capes over 99 later on. There is a lot of OSRS gold controversy behind this idea, with the primary argument being that it promotes excessive, unhealthy gameplay. The community will get even more efficiency and XP concentrated instead of"pleasure" focused. Production skills will become more costly to train, since the richest gamers now have incentive to buy and use massive amounts of supplies. If you voted with the anticipation that it wouldn't affect you, you are very wrong. Anyhow, I thought this could be a fantastic time to discuss theory videos of 120 ability emotes.

I know I know... I'm not much of a known member. In fact, I haven't participated much in these forums throughout these 6 years. I mainly played and came here to read Sal's awesome guides. I can still recall my very first day in Runescape. Back then I was just a teenager, eager to play runescape since I thought it was amazing I could play a character and just roam around a whole world and go wherever I wanted. .

I took my role as an adventurer"seriously" and was prepared to fight anyone or anything with my wooden shield and bronze sword. Back then, my favorite skills were mining and smithing because I wished to make whole iron armor and was excited to make more because of all of the colorful armors on the market (mithril lol). And where did I go to learn about runescape? A lot has changed in runescape during these years... and sadly, many of them were not very good.

I loathed bot nuke day and its infernal lag, so I didn't like dungeoneering, I despised the fact that I couldn't earn money selling armor in the exchange (smithing became really unworthy ), and I truly hated the fact that there were many scammers in sport (I clicked a movie with a"link" to cheap RuneScape gold a fake runescape.com where my password was stolen... yes, it appears even to the most experienced players) and my monster armor was stolen (thankfully, my money was safe in the bank). Each these matters were important problems, but there were two major factors that made me leave: 1. Jagex had such lousy customer support... it's almost as though they didn't care I got scammed. 2. Instead of fixing the game, Jagex came up with the original idea of returning runescape 2007, as if that was a solution.