Always OSRS folk being inquisitive about this aspect. Been watching DarkWorldOrder and Fausty on Youtube, as both have videos looking into RS3 from OSRS RuneScape players perspective. I don't know what I'd suggest starting with as it's been so long since I began myself and even then things have changed quite a bit. Personally always been very interested in completing Quests, particularly. For those who have some knowledge of RuneScape itself, the coming RuneScape participant -manual could be
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I recommend three things: Playing by launch date, avoiding guides as much as you can. You will essentially ease in the things that are new and unlocks. Not utilizing heritage battle. Eoc works and has a revolution mode which activates abilities. It is hardly more engaging than heritage should you activate the specs manually, however you may set it up to possess even those activate automatically. Anyway, this enables you to get familiar with abilities without them being a hassle, and you get access to actions bars, which allow you keybind prayer switches and stuff. And joining a clan that could answer questions you might have is great. There are too many small things which you can't all record in a reddit remark, but a clan is often keen to describe.
Generally, doing quests is a fantastic way to initiate a fresh account. Doing the early signifies that for at least some of those quests, the exp benefits are at least somewhat still rather meaningful. And a lot of the unlocks are actually helpful. RS3 has May's Quest Caravan that adds benefits are quest point milestones. For every 25 QP that you get, you can find a Magical Dice, which when wrapped provides some GP plus a random Treasure Path reward. The GP is a great way to find some cash. And if you are lucky, you'll get a few items that worth ~500k/ea. Or if you are super lucky, you can get a dye. Subsequently at 150 QP Vanquish can be unlocked by you. Battle styles.
I've been playing alot of pest management and barbarian assault recently. It has got me thinking of minigames. Ones that could be more dynamic although you're operating them alot. Without giving away any one of mine, what are the first things that you think of if you begin thinking of a new OSRS minigame? Some variation of Stealing Generation. I like the idea of a stationary map with lanes or a number of paths, but at nodes that are predetermined using resource spawns. So there could be a place in the centre were resource nodes always spawn, but you will not know if it's a treebark, or these. There could be other areas in which a node can spawn or it might be empty that game. There will be the exact same amount of nodes per match and
Old School RuneScape Gold the further you move the grade the resources will be, out of the group's base. The tier resources would be in the center.
