Everyone is welcome since OSRS makes the political system implode on itself. there updates are voted on democratically so the game is yet conservative and yet democratic. In short, a great game for people who have adopted the late Anglo-Saxon philosophy. Instead of another ratio on a spreadsheet, you have a higher level in your runescape skills, which you can employ to hunt random people on the internet from the same desk where you do all your other purposeless activities from. If you have imposter syndrome and are climbing the corporate ladder, play runescape instead there your hard-learned skills about efficiency and pragmatism are rewarded with in game progress. But now I play the game with Lean Sigma and it is funny to see that you progress to the game so much faster, given the fact if you played runescape or not (and if the child inside you is still there or not). My ego got crushed after taking my new rune scimitar to the Wildy and losing it in a heartbeat, but besides that had a blast when I was young. The game has this nostalgia essence from back in the day when I was a kid. I got in a very active Dutch clan and time flies by. Got handed 500+ K from multiple strangers while I was stolling around. This is also a selling point of the game the community is producing a lot of content to keep you entertained and learning more even after you quit the game. I'm really looking forward to PVP content after watching some community made steams/gameplay.

I'm really looking forward to PVP content after watching some No other game has succeeded to keep my attention for this long as OSRS. No other game has succeeded to keep my attention for this long as OSRS.

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