Speaking of defenses rs 2007 gold it might be the only upgrade here. While it's obviously made entirely from metal and couldn't possibly be light enough to be practical, it's at least smaller, and a more historically accurate silhouette, though only just barely. But hey, why am I even bothering? These versions were made almost 8 decades back and are very obsolete by RS3's standards, so they are not exactly a prime example of armour layout in RS3 anyway.

I'm in favor of RS3 but I doubt it's that. It is probably more despair because the runescape accountant and game they adored got taken away from them, the community divide, and both variations of this runescape game are not what people would've probably wanted or anticipated. RS2 was still in a fine spot before RS3 dropped and had better plans for boss shed tables in the time which I think OSRS ought to have thought more. OSRS has completely made skilling immaterial in that feeling. Similarly we all know the difficulties with RS3.

However I must say I do want others we come attempt an RS3 Ironman if even only on heritage. I haven't gotten to play in a while because of cost, but an RS3 Ironman going for a pursuit cape is among the most compact, fun ways to play Runescape imo. Many people despise the keys and everything which is understandable, however the few keys you receive from completing each pursuit along with the bonus XP that comes with them actually does create the mill more manageable for runescape players without too long as others. For me at this phase in my life that I can not justify spending. 20 hours clicking on the exact same skill to not max it.

Not to be a downer, but the entire reason I was eager for motion changes was that PvM could actually feel great rather than only be a gimmick of playing tick motion. I really don't require movement to be smooth and responsive OSRS Gold when I am only running through a town doing a pursuit, I want it to be responsive when I'm dodging a place

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