I wouldnt argue that EOC had been the problem, it was how Jagex implemented it and added 101 solutions that forced it into a complete mess of a launching. Should you plat EOC today RuneScape is excellent. The designers really made the bosses and monsters and the best of the battle system that came following where can i buy cheepes osrs gold which make the most of he system makes EOC extremely fun to play. However, at launch they tried to create to that axed the system and created and people who despised the update feel left out. If Jagex had the penetration they have today with the battle system, I believe like EOC wouldnt happen to be so buggered at the beginning and when they actually made it apparent with development diaries and enabled more player interaction other than just"show case" machine less players wouldnt of felt so betrayed.

EOC and rS3 isnt as bad and OSRS would have you believe, you need to jump through the incredibly jumbled beginning of RS3 and you will be set. "too interesting", a lot of the things polled and suggested are just power- or xpcreep that is not qualitatively more interesting to play than the present items we have (sometimes worse), often only contributing to imbalance or creating things simpler to appease the people that dislike the content instead of those that like it.I don't think even the people who are nostalgic about 2007 are inclined to oppose content that actually improves gameplay. I think most players agree that the PvM is a huge upgrade in terms of quality of game play.

I also think EOC wasn't clearly"the issue", as it arguably was quite good in the end (it only took some time). The battle system and PvM on RS3 is very alive and looks as far as I can understand to be more nuanced and"enjoyable" compared to OSRS. It was a success, I believe RS3 would have been without EoC now in a worse condition. As I remember it, eoC was more like the last straw for many. The people I played with and myself had kind of lost faith and did not see a future for RuneScape, when EoC did not seem great at once there was little motivation to essentially learn a brand new game with the very same devs and a match that brought on several of the very same issues and frustrations.

Some might disagree because playing through osrs effectively isn't a similar kind of experience to the same kind of fun we had growing up, but I don't believe that is a truly neutral point, that is only a simple fact people growing up and learning how to seek out guides and find out things fast, and is not a fault of RuneScape. If the younger versions of ourselves got to observe a few of the cool stuff we have in OSRS we would've been hyped.Man I miss dungeoneering. And no, raids and doesnt feel the same. 5 ppl enjoying these dungeon floor and going in with nothing. U didnt require ppl u knew, these 2-3 dung phrases that are particular were largely packed, maybe not ppl would happily help out all of this efficacy and getting confused by ur kc crap we have now. Got around lvl 103 b4 EOC happened.

IMO it's pointless to compare both. OSRS so is it's own game now and has diverged, no need to compare it. Pre-EOC had some of the best content of all time in my opinion using Dungeoneering and Nex. I believe they're both good, pre-eoc as it was and OSRS that is present. I enjoy them both for different reasons. The whole point was to how to purchase osrs gold go back where a right was made by rs3 and make a left. After free trade removed it was mostly downhill. We must pick and gone a completly different route and RuneScape is bigger than ever. RuneScape was much better than pre eoc just a few years after launch. Some may disagree and say it was far better from the start but there was a clear lack of material, and you can play for tens of thousands of hours and still have lots to do wether you only like pvm or skilling, although skilling is fairly much the exact same but faster.