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Then I would rather advise you to leave this be for the time being.
Congrats on dodging the bullet then.Windmill 说:
As for the mod idea, I'm not really sure what the attraction of a Runescape mod really is. You wouldn't be able to bring in any of the more interesting monsters, so that's out. The world setup doesn't lend itself to a singleplayer campaign, and the craft and magic systems would be virtually impossible to implement in multiplayer. Further, Runescape ultimately doesn't have any real depth to it. There's some interesting history in it, but it's watered down and doesn't have anything more than a casual player would care about.
The only real aspect you could capture would be the items, but even then that's just a couple dozen weapons and armors available in a limited range of colors, all with slightly better stats.
Shatari 说:
You could base yourself on the factions. For example the kingdoms of Asgarnia and Misthalin, the gnomes, the vampires and those rebel from that quest. (I forgot it's name). The black army that fights the gnomes, the trolls, the goblins, the cave goblins. But that would of course be hard to accomplish. But you could simply make a mod about the God wars. The evil faction of Zamorak, the good faction of Sarradomin and the faction of balance of Guthix and then you have all the minor Gods who were involved. (I forgot their names, but if I remember well, it contains Zaros and Ithian or something.) But that would be very basic.
Munby 说:
Read my personal text?
Lets not get into detail a runescape mod would just be terrible full stop.
Let the Spam wars Begin!.
It does have a touch of detail and some interesting locations. Unfortunately, these tend to be few and far between, and they're all crammed together into the same world as an afterthought. Runescape's design philosophy seems to be "I have a cool idea! Now where can I stick it?", followed by "Well that was fun, now let's never touch it again".Master Unicorn 说:
Shatari 说:
The fun thing in RS was that if you followed the quests, then a lot of things seem to actually fit in the end. For example: the amulet of ghostspeak just seems to be a fun item in the first quest it shows up, but if you start doing the members only quests the you'll find out that it will help you in many more ways then you can imagine. And in the end, most of the quests are somehow linked to something that happened in the God Wars. The problem is that Runescape has promised it's players at least one update in a week, containing new items, a new quest, a new land, a new event, a new skill or a new game. If you haven't played for a while and you're thinking of starting again, then so much is changed that you'll have to learn the game all over again. (That is why I quitted.)
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Windmill 说:
Windmill, you were muted for one day. You received +70 warning points for this message:
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?msg=3649402
and were told to stop spamming. So stop spamming, and while you're at it, stop lying.
He didn't dodge a bullet. Lol, I reported him as well.Bolkonsky 说:
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