Maybe it was how you described it, but unlike RuneScape game seems like it was especially designed to dissuade years of mindless grinding that literally ruins lives in games such as RuneScape or WoW. Just sounds like a RS gold basic buzz kill how XP works permanent. EQ was far worse than WoW together with grinding, and even moreso than RS. It is the exact opposite. RuneScape game ended up putting the capacity to order Pizza Hut straight into RuneScape game, this was like ~2004. The entire culture around RuneScape game places the South Park WoW event to pity. RS is a lot easier going in contrast.

Runescape for me is always a perennial cycle of"ill manage to have so much fun once I complete this 200 hour grind of X" Get to"x", locate it super underwhelming and stop for 3 weeks. Both back in the afternoon and I put a aim, hit on it, switch to something else for a while, assists with burnout. I just powered back up to 100 combat and have not logged in for a couple of days. Did the exact same thing when I hit 88 fletching and came back. Once I max quests and receive that I will end up stopping though, or playing sparingly. However, for a whole lot of RuneScape game there is enough going on until you reach higher levels.

Funny I have the opposite response. I recognized my grind was tame and grinded out 70s. Then believed the 70 mill was tame and got 80s. I have 81/84/79 89 array 70 prayer and 80 mage and do not really remember the grinds. Just like the preceding one the grind that is present feels for me. I recently got 90 farming and am already half way to 91. Some abilities I do hate. Fletching is only 57 I believe so my Tears of Guthix visit RC, and I train it. I hate thieving. RC is poor and agility is ok, getting close to 70 in it.

I believe that is normal man. I mean I get a sense of accomplishment and I really like it, but nothing AMAZING like real life accomplishments, it is a game after all! If you are expecting some big feeling of accomplishment I think you'll always be disappointed, or Runescape is creeping up and possibly becoming too big a portion of your life (I have been there when I was younger throughout rs2). I think the thing that may get dangerous is that people begin to get the majority of their feeling of accomplishment through RuneScape sport, and unlike real life, If you put the time at you WILL reach your target no matter what. However, as you've noticed, it doesn't mean anything and it isn't satisfying like life.

The quests try to be fascinating and varied in their design. Obviously, if you consult a pursuit guide to prep all of the materials beforehand, do not read any of the dialogue, and attempt to blitz them as quickly as you can, you are going to feel like an errand boy. Since you've stripped out all of the parts of the quests that aren't errands. And, why I (and probably others) keep playing is because there's so many distinct things to buy RuneScape gold do. I keep a checklist of all of the things I wish to do, eliminating things from it and continually adding onto. So when I get sick of performing a single job, I can do among the half a dozen other things I'd lined up anyhow.