To get youtubers, if you're able to stand his voice, protoxx includes a manual for virtually anything, Tonixrs is fairly good for guides also. TheRSguy is a good youtuber, particularly in regards to higher level content and Maikeru is fine too.For starting out tho, im sure that your familiar with how RuneScape functions in general, have fun getting initial degrees and material, if its battle you wish to train straight away I suggest going to the troll gave north of OSRS gold burthorpe.

As someone who also recently started rs3 for a fracture from os I'd reccomend: Follow the perfect pursuit manual for a bit. Do ed3 asap with enchanting potions until maximum combats and 99 summoning. Doesn't take this long. Use chins for scope. From the time you finish should be shut or at 85 dung for frost dragons and might have the outfit finished(I did do some excess range levels for gp before melees I believe that you may not get 85). Do herb to like 90 and you can also 7 boost for sacred overloads if you worldhop every minute. At that point you can pretty much do whatever you desire.

Ther isn't a record of sort, but most of the early game is the same as OSRS as they haven't touched sub 50 in most skills. I have a series called minimum maxing where I try to maximum in the least amount of game time (without purchased MTX) I'd boost combat early and transferred over riches to create some of the ancient bubbles possible. But the questing path I took was really efficient as I did most of the early levels with quests and rushed ancient curses. Maikeru is your communities greatest guide manufacturer by popular belief, I think Tonix has more educational guides in terms of information presented but his voice isnt as entertaining and his videos arent as flashy as Maikeru's. The biggest gap between OSRS and RS3 is your levels are less important, unlocking abilities/prayers/better gear is a far larger increase.

Mentioned this several times now, however, Exploration. Tl;dr is it would unlock areas very similar to how Slayer unlocks critters. My latest pitch of this involves exploring new and present dungeons to train it as well as raiding destroys, and it is a dungeon-crawling action similar to Dungeoneering. Pretty much, Exploration could be what Dungeoneering should have been. However, what if between these various dungeons and destroys had something such as... water, and to cross this water and reach those trendy areas we'd have to build a boat? Sounds pretty enjoyable to me. We could even alter the ability name just a little bit from exploration to some thing such as sailing idk appears tricky.

Sailing has been a part of the designs too. I think I was operating into my recent version of this but I needed to concentrate on the crux of the ability first. Sea exploration may come later and the problem the skill is likely to confront is that it might appear to Dungeoneering to similar, so making it a Dungeoneering/Sailing hybrid from the beginning may not help its reception. But I believe one ability that concentrates around unlocking new areas and RuneScape gold buy exploring places can fix a lot of issues that those abilities had invidiually. What do you mean by"I had been working into my recent version of it"? It does look that we want the notion if identification prefer the ability to be wet. Exploration would be amazing.