Everything now is afk or grind von MMOexpshops Blog
About one year ago now I was doing a slayer job and ran to a girl who was new at runescape and was kind of struggling with RuneScape gold undertaking. I started giving some strategies to her and we began talking. She had the same name as my girlfriend and was studying the exact same thing as her at university so we got to discussing things out runescape. She told me a bit about how she felt miserable and stressed out and that I essentially just did my very best to be a fantastic listener. Pretty soon she never logged back and I'd see how she do although for a few weeks we would chat a little. I hope she is trying her best to take advantage of it and still in school. Kimberly in nursing school, I wish you the best. And if you ever need someone to speak to, hit me up on RS.
Mmos only stopped being good. People are now focused on dailies or something or always grinding like that. House parties at runescape were I'd love to devote hours. Talking to people and having a great time. It seems for quite a while now, folks are much less interested in performing the stuff that is silly. That is what I miss.Seeing folks wear things just for the makeup, such as elegant or berets was so much pleasure. People getting into whatever character or mindset they had, folks actually talking while they chopped trees or picked flax or played minigames was honestly the best.
Everything now is afk or grind, no love for only having fun.Honestly however, runescape isn't the only sport that's gone that way, which imo, makes it worse. It looks like just about every mmo headed that way.I overlook the older runescape days.It's not that they stopped being great, it's just that the runescape players climbed up. People do not have time kids to goof off researching or doing house parties because they have goals, they did and they want to attain during the time they have to play.
I think a great deal of the efficacy mentality is only a side effect of getting older. You have more responsibilities in life so you approach your duties and that mindset carries over to runescape to buy OSRS gold. A lot of the nostalgia in RS I have is a byproduct of youth wonderment where every thing was fresh and exciting. I really like the nostalgia I have for old RS and I love runescape as it is today, but I realize that part of the distinction is merely that I grew up.
Mmos only stopped being good. People are now focused on dailies or something or always grinding like that. House parties at runescape were I'd love to devote hours. Talking to people and having a great time. It seems for quite a while now, folks are much less interested in performing the stuff that is silly. That is what I miss.Seeing folks wear things just for the makeup, such as elegant or berets was so much pleasure. People getting into whatever character or mindset they had, folks actually talking while they chopped trees or picked flax or played minigames was honestly the best.
Everything now is afk or grind, no love for only having fun.Honestly however, runescape isn't the only sport that's gone that way, which imo, makes it worse. It looks like just about every mmo headed that way.I overlook the older runescape days.It's not that they stopped being great, it's just that the runescape players climbed up. People do not have time kids to goof off researching or doing house parties because they have goals, they did and they want to attain during the time they have to play.
I think a great deal of the efficacy mentality is only a side effect of getting older. You have more responsibilities in life so you approach your duties and that mindset carries over to runescape to buy OSRS gold. A lot of the nostalgia in RS I have is a byproduct of youth wonderment where every thing was fresh and exciting. I really like the nostalgia I have for old RS and I love runescape as it is today, but I realize that part of the distinction is merely that I grew up.
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