That is all true, but still, if somebody is saying they wish to casually play OSRS gold that still typically means they don't wish to / or cannot spend all day grinding even if it's on mobile. Trust me I understand the greatness of having cellphone. RS3 mobile continues to be incredible for somebody like me that doesn't have the time or means to always be at desktop or a notebook. Yea OSRS might not be as slow as people say but RS3 remains waaay faster and better for a casual participant or just a participant who has a lot of real life responsibilities that doesn't permit them to play with a good deal. When you have limited amount of game time, otherwise, it creates a major difference on the grind's rate.

I'm maxed in RS3 and creeping up with pursuit point cape in OSRS on 1900 complete. OSRS is still preferred by me on virtually all aspects, which is why it's my game of both. Some argue that bossing is better in RS3, but to me I would rather play WoW classic if I desired ability based bossing, RS3 is so clunky with all the tick system. OSRS has the exact same signup system, yes, but it is unique though it's not as interactive as RS3's system. Nevertheless, you said for play. So discussing bosses may not be applicable. Since you're a returning player OSRS is approachable and easy to pick up on. RS3 still confuses me, because I have taken many breaks through the years, and the gaps in knowledge of what has been released is revealing.

But then again, RS3 permits you both to progress faster on the end but also on skilling's end. OSRS is more of a grind using xp prices that are lower and such. Of if there are any YT string or these, 14, on the notice RS3 content production is just about dead to be honest. If you prefer the content creation aspects (streams, youtube collection, jagex hosted occasions like DMM) afterward OSRS is the place to be. OSRS is my move to, although I don't believe either is a bad choice. (Except for today that we have got a brand new skill to mill out in RS3).

So many people would state that RS3 is a lot easier to degree and has quality of lifestyle attributes and that will make it a more casual game. It does have those items which are fine but I think osrs is casual. Mainly because it's simpler. In osrs combat is click and point whereas using RS3 you want to find out abilitys. And of course RS3 has many more skills and it can be somewhat daunting. Particularly what perks to utilize and when getting into invention. I guess you can stay away from the stuff for a short time. All I'd say both are great games unless you have an account with a few stats from years back but I would go with OSRS for casual play.

People is a mill are wrong, it's a balance of grind and progression.. I attained some other things and a pursuit Cape/drag def/fighter torso/elite void in about 4/5 months of play. This is not a grind in any way, RS3 has the identical grind with invention etc the only distinction is you can p2w on RS3. I think pvm on RS3 is SLIGHTLY better but that's does not mean OSRS pvm is poor to buy RuneScape gold. I do like it on RS3 and enjoy pvming on old school but understand why people enjoy it longer.. To cut a long story short, I urge OSRS, you won't be disappointed by the"grind" or the pvm content and hey, there's no shitty cosmetics clogging your screen or utter clueless players running around maxed due to their wallet.