Whats ur favorite content in the game?

Whether it be skilling, pvming, pking, bossing, etc.

Hello,

I'm a huge fan of the Farming Guild, Fight Caves, Barbarian Assault. More recently Wintertotd (and as of today Tempoross) have been really great content, but they do get a bit repetitive.

Hard to pick a favorite though. What about yourself?

Respectfully,
NoMoreBeer4U

Questing for me! I have 1 left but its a hard one (for me because I am a bit of a noob) so I am putting it off. I am slowly getting in pvm which has been fun

NoMoreBeer4U wrote:Hello,

I'm a huge fan of the Farming Guild, Fight Caves, Barbarian Assault.  More recently Wintertotd (and as of today Tempoross) have been really great content, but they do get a bit repetitive.

Hard to pick a favorite though.  What about yourself?

Respectfully,
NoMoreBeer4U

Pking, pvming, farming, and hallowed sep

Skilling is definitely what sealed the deal for me as far as Runescape goes. I love grinding out levels to the point of insanity. I also fell is love with GWD as a teenager, so I do enjoy bossing as well. I think the only higher tier boss I've done is honestly Nex. Corp is fun as well but for me the 99s drive me to keep playing on a daily basis. When I first began RS I was obsessed with the gathering skills and that lead me to where I'm at today. I do recall getting my first membership because I wanted to fletch and be able to thieve, however lol.

I might be a bit of an odd one out for this (like lilhob ), but I really enjoy questing. I think it's very exciting the different stories.

Questing is like an interactive book.

Alexander wrote:I might be a bit of an odd one out for this (like lilhob ), but I really enjoy questing. I think it's very exciting the different stories.

Questing is like an interactive book.

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Hello,

This times a hundred. Quests in OSRS are just so good. Deep storylines, great humor, and excellent rewards (if played in the correct order). You unlock so many unique and interesting things via quests and it makes sense in terms of lore. I think why a lot of people end up hating quests is because they spacebar through them and don't understand the underlying reasons behind what is happening. Also the challenge of figuring out puzzles and discovering the correct steps is the entire point. By using guides or helper plugins, the purpose of the quest is wholly undermined resulting in a rote waste of time.

Excellent perspective!

Respectfully,
NoMoreBeer4U