So people should play with a singleplayer game from Wuyahong's blog

It was a bizarre transition as it had been, switching to eoc. My friend convinced me to change over I maxed and got bored of OSRS Gold, after. We're buds irl and he told his clan about me contemplating switching, they have a 2.4k total restriction but they knew who I was so when I finally switched over they ranked me at the clan straight off tut island and everyone was super welcoming and awesome, then I came here and felt just like I was kinda being educated"fuck away noob." Glad I did not, Runescape is superb. This sub wants work, but there are definitely a ton of really great helpful people who have been at it for quite a while, they deserve some credit too.

If the answers which are easily found on the wiki obtained downvoted I'd like to add, it'd make some sense. I also feel bizarre even talking about downvotes, isn't there like an unwritten rule about not doing that? I feel like the entire hostility to questions thing is another symptom of efficiencyscape, except instead of criticizing people for training abilities inefficiently, it is criticizing people for seeking replies inefficiently. Only the most effective method (studying wiki) is allowed, everything is incorrect, even though asking different players will nonetheless provide an answer.

So people should play with a singleplayer game and never talk to anyone because everything is on the wiki and there's no justification for making talks. No wonder public chat is so dead relative to 10 years ago and folks speak more about politics than about Runescape, because politics is based on view rather than about the wiki. I get it. The wiki did not exist for a whole lot of players. When I originally began (then quit, then moved to OSRS decades later) we didn't have a wiki. It's really just a case of"I learned Runescape the hard way, you can also" imo.

That's just kinda the nature of the playerbase, older people who've been playing forever for the most part. I don't think I have played Runescape together with the wiki. While afking some shit, if I am not pvming I reading pages. It sucks that I would rather read the wiki than talk to people beyond my clan while skilling however I do not lose sleep on it.

There's two issues. New players making query's about Runescape, then becoming downvoted without an answer. The solution is that the Weekly Megathread which I think solves the dilemma of collecting everyone with Basic Questions into a single location (you know those replies already). However, I do not believe in the Subreddit users, I believe just a couple of them are going to redirect these new users into the Megathreadothers will just answer their queries, while others will still downvote them (that will be the problem this informative article focused on, as fas as I am aware).

Redirecting OSRS players to the suitable subreddit. However, users make a good job already by redirecting those individuals there, and there's the Subreddit link on the banner, under Partner Subreddits, there. But they are still downvoted by them. The Downvotes here, and also the users are such as the ISR, there is no escaping them. You cannot remark anything remotely constructive since they biting at your foot.

From the OSRS and pathofexile subreddit I frequent not every single small question gets asked in the megathread, a few people continue to create their own threads requesting them, and over the years I have barely ever seen anyone even mention, they simply reply it as normal. No need for every query although not everyone that has a question would like to create their own thread. It's the problem, maybe they think it doesn't justify one, not certain where most of them endure but I have read about several reasons like those. My train of thought is that when a player sees a stickied megathread they feel welcome to ask things since there's a place made for them to do so. I see it as the distinction between someone inviting you versus welcoming you with open Buy Old School RuneScape Gold