RuneScape: Dragonwilds

If you like survival games, this is a great fit. As an osrs player, i enjoyed seeing familiar weapons/npc's/monsters in a whole other game. This game is highly addictive

somehow a runescape game is less grindy than valheim

This game is gorgeous even with the limited character customization options. I love MMO RPGs and really enjoyed playing oldschool runescape, but this game comes at the same idea of progression from a different way and makes the survival aspect another enjoyable factor while grinding away at trees for hours. There are some resource grinds that I have done; however, between being hunted, having my base assaulted or randomly getting sniped by a ranger from halfway across the map, I genuinely feel a sense of fun from the danger that occurs almost nonstop. Some of the generational algorithms seems to load after you spawn, however, the quick travel load screens being shorter is not a bad thing at all. I also love that the scaling for the damage does not feel forced; however, there is still some balancing that could be done for the bow compared to others once you start fighting above your paygrade.

instant hook

I have been playing RuneScape since the end of OG Classic and the start of RuneScape 2, and I honestly fell in love with Dragonwilds. It feels like everything I imagined a 3D RuneScape game could be. It feels fresh, exciting, and brings back the feeling I had playing RuneScape as a kid. I am about 60 hours in and still have not beaten the first dragon because I have been taking my time exploring, building, gathering, and enjoying the world. My biggest problem is that the game feels empty. Outside of a few characters at the start, the old man, the goblin in the cage, and some ghost-like NPCs, there is almost nobody to talk to or care about. There are ruins, towns, houses, castles, and villages everywhere, but nobody is living in them. When I play alone, I start wondering who I am saving and why I am clearing out these places if nobody is coming back. Even with that problem, I still really love this game and plan to keep playing it. The gameplay, world, building, and exploration have kept me hooked enough to play during my lunch breaks using Steam Link, my phone, and a wireless controller. I just hope they add more NPCs, towns, companions, stories, and small RuneScape-style quests to make the world feel more alive. Dragonwilds already has something special, and with more life added to the world, it could become one of my favorite RuneScape experiences.

muy buen juego y promete mucho

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