Is RS3 in a good state for a returning player?
Who played casually around 2011. I want to try runescape 3 and not old school, but I wonder if it is in a good state. I did hear in previous years there was MTX concerns. Thanks.
Who played casually around 2011. I want to try runescape 3 and not old school, but I wonder if it is in a good state. I did hear in previous years there was MTX concerns. Thanks.
Be careful with this stuff. It even smells green. Man, Taki Mai just released an improved blend and even 10 grams of instant feels like what 80 grams would feel like a year ago with the old blend. It's crazy strong. I am actually annoyed because this is the kind of thing that could lead to it getting banned again in Australia in the future. I was happier with a weaker blend and having 6 cups of 5 grams spread over 3 hours. This stuff I am having 2.5 cups and I am done for the afternoon. Anyway, check it out of you're in Australia/NZ.
Works fine on my phone logged in but won't work in browser logged out. It starts answering then clears the response back to the prompt box. Super annoying. GPT is nonsense and Grok is nonsense so I am really disappointed. Tried in firefox with no extensions, on brave browser and it doesn't work on my mother's iPhone on browser either so we are kind of lost what to do right now when we need research questions answered. Again, it only works on mobile when on the APP not browser and logged in to a Google account. THanks.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4557490/DarkStone_Restoration/
~about 11 USD
Darkstone Restoration brings the classic action RPG back to modern PCs with improved stability, compatibility, controls, readability, and quality-of-life improvements — while preserving the spirit of the original game.
Steam description below:
DarkStone Restoration brings Delphine Software's beloved 1999 action RPG back to modern PCs, rebuilt by Paul Cuisset, creator of the original. This isn't a remake. It's a restoration: the same merciless combat and hand-crafted gothic atmosphere, made to feel right on today's hardware without losing what made it special.
Built by a core team of four, Darkstone arrived in 1999 as one of the first action RPGs to bring the genre fully into 3D. A quarter of a century later, its creator returns to rebuild it single-handedly, and give Darkstone the version it always deserved.
Long ago, the corrupt monk Draak turned against Kaliba, goddess of life and nature, and reshaped himself into a dragon to drown the world in darkness. The only thing that can stop him is the Time Orb, forged from Kaliba's tears and shattered into seven crystals scattered across the four lands of Uma. Recover the crystals, rebuild the Orb, and descend into Draak's lair to end his reign.
The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:
This game uses generative AI ONLY during development to upscale certain VIDEOS. NO AI-generated content is produced in real time during gameplay.
DarkStone Restoration launches in Early Access with its restored single-player core fully playable. Guided by community feedback, the project aims to bring back more of Darkstone's legacy, including modernized network multiplayer and a new Quest Editor built in the spirit of the original tool. The full release will open the deeper lands of Uma, the final confrontation with Draak, along with Steam Achievements, leaderboards and stats.
Just click to his channel and see his latest upload. I was appalled by this. When did he change? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfqQbrY8R5k&list=RDNfqQbrY8R5k&start_radio=1&pp=ygUIVG9idXNjdXOgBwE%3D
Poor reviews saying the game will not launch turning me off. It's on a 90 percent discount now and it looks like a solid game but I am wondering how often does it refuse to launch, or has that been fixed years ago? My hardware can run the game fine on a technical level. Many thanks if you have the game on Steam and can actually tell me what I have failed to find in the reviews or through Google.
Really got the desire for 2D action RPG like this one. I had never even considered the viewpoint until recently, but it's nice feeling detached from the action. I've played first person, 3rd person and isometric but never touched side scrolling until eiyuden rising, which seems like a lite weight version of Astlibra with town building elements. Have you played anything like Astlibra that is not locked to PlayStation hardware? Thanks bros.
This looks like my game of the summer this year. I am waiting until the upcoming sale as it will inevitably drop a few dollars. I was in the mood for an action RPG grinder but from a new angle. I have played third person, first person, isometric. A side scroller? Like MapleStory? Well color me interested.
Games like dragons crown, games like maplestory but offline, games like astlibra? Thanks if you know of any. Looking for the best side-scrolling 2D Action RPG/JRPG.
Action RPG, not Soulslike—2D side scrolling. Something grindy with experience and not completed within 12 hours like Sword of the Vagrant. Something inspired by games like Odin Sphere except on PC or Nintendo Switch. I do not have PlayStation hardware since 2007. Thank you! Games can be short only if they are insanely replayable or grindy. Thanks again!
Feel like rolling an orc shaman, does Kronos have a high player account? I play off peak time and Lordaeron has around 1000 players per faction when I do play. Can Kronos compete? Thanks.
Like, the exact same thing-but Science Fiction. Think how SWTOR compares to World of Warcraft, but with RuneScape. I wonder if anyone would ever develop a game like RuneScape with the skilling and questing and tick combat, except with laser pistols instead of bows and alien planets and ships instead of generic fantasy forests and castles. Would be pretty badass and unique in my mind.
I do not mind spending money for unlocking in-game options or content/classes and so on as the game is f2p HOWEVER I would prefer a one-and-done purchase. Say I was going to spend anywhere between 15 and 60 dollars on LotRO without becoming a long-term subscriber, and just wanted to set myself up for months of smooth gameplay and content-What would you suggest that I purchase from the game store to achieve these aims? Thanks!
And I just got it to 700 also. What should I be crafting or selling if the endgame stuff I can craft is so flooded and undervalued? Star Forge
I am talking about which specific games have the largest active communities. For example, it is fine to say a game has an active community of 2000 concurrent players during peak west coast hours but do not name the server or you might get banned, although I have seen a version of this same thread from a few years ago and the Mods (who are Gods by the way) allowed the thread and some namedropping. I do not need help finding specific servers, I just wonder which specific GAMES have the most active communities. I have special interest in MMO games from that 1997 to ~2014 period.
(#6 Discussion of private servers is fine as long as you don’t ask for specific servers as that would be LFMMO or advertise them.)