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@@SonySteals OSRS does *not* have 1-on-1 combat haha

Its not removing anything.

It's not removing it. The only thing I agree that loses out on this setup is combat. Everything else it's just like a grinding spot. Not a big deal. Combat feels terrible though having to manage a gear for everyone episode is going to get old fast.

yeah game misses in every point, in combat, sim, everything is bland, if they would hit at least 1 spot it would be a cool game

​@@BlobBlobkinsmaybe its Just your mental incapacity

@@bird9188 Rambly comments are always welcome! I agree completely, tbh. The biggest thing for me is all these gameplay decisions are ones you _can_ get used to with time, but I still can't understand why they were made in the first place.

@@dhielakuruvilla1120 That's the thing, it doesn't feel like a world at all, and more like a series of levels. Not giving up on it just yet though, still lots of time for them to work on making it better!

Yeah, dated and boring

No. It's far worse. In RSC you had 3 different combat stats, atk, str,Def and you were able to switch weapon stance on each tick - changing how the combat works for that tick and also allowing you to customise your stats/character. You also had supplementary combat mechanics like magic+prayer. Bs combat system has none of these.

@@jawstrock2215 Having done most of them, they're honestly quite long!

bro played for 1 hour

Yeah if they stick with this they way they said I can only imagine how much different this game will be in 1-2 years. Just like the changes made along the way from RS to RS2. Gower also mentioned he wanted to see if people like the game before committing a larger team to working on it.

@@changthao4875 I do try to be nice because at the end of the day, I love MMOs and all I want is for new games to succeed and only constructive criticism will get us anywhere! I do hope they reconsider their philosophy regarding episodes though, it's just not well-thought out and it, right now, pretty much fails to do the things they want it to do.

@@aresonantsoul6668 I'm glad Zi could help! That's a super fun combination, enjoy the game!!

@@flame8469 You're right that he has said that, but again, I think the system fails at that. You can't enter new episodes without completing previous ones and meeting the overall level requirements. You'd have to go back and catch up anyway. That, I think, is the crux of the issue. The episode system as he describes it has promise, but the system as it is implemented doesn't.

​@@ketsandhisgamesridiculous counterpoint when the episodes are unlocked quickly

I really enjoy the game. I think it fails at it too. The game separates the professions in different episodes but it still feels like you're just going to that grinding spot to do it. They can't add new episodes all the time either that would be a lot of work. Plus if you did then they would just be reusing the old content running it as new in later episodes. I don't mind the separation of content honestly. I think it works besides the combat it just doesn't feel good at all. I'm also not feeling the separation in gear. It definitely makes combat feel worse most people are having issues with it.

@@jrpm.4436 I've had a few interactions but I'm not gonna lie, I avoid it sometimes _just_ because I hate pulling up that brick wall of a chat window :')

Also having it so no one can see your name and whatnot in the privacy settings by default is an odd choice for an MMO lol.

@@nerdguyman Andrew gower did in fact create old school RuneScape... It's based on a version of RuneScape that was created under his leadership.

I'm more inclined to compare this game to OSRS than RS3 and, sure, compared to how OSRS started out, combat is better now but it's still incredibly simplistic and _mostly_ one-dimensional. Plus it only ever gets interesting at pretty high levels with a LOT of hours put into getting there (most of which is spent with no skill expression at all - ammonite crabs anyone?).

@ketsandhisgames this is mostly valid except they continue to expand the lower levels too! Now days you can get to interesting pvm content as early as base 40s which for an experienced player can be done in less than a day! Theyve fleshed out mid game pvm extensively with varlamore, sarachnis, and even wilderness bosses! True though, the most interesting content with the greatest room for skill expression doesn't start until late mid game, with toa and cox. But when you look at it this way, modern MMO's have the same problem I think. FFXIV doesn't get skill expression for MONTHS, way longer than you need for RuneScape. WoW grind to endgame is much faster but again, you don't get challenging content until mythic+ and raid. Edit: the exception would arguably be gw2, but I think it's just a hard argument in that game since there's nothing forcing you to play well. Keyboard mashing will get you all the way to endgame.

Possibly the worst combat system in any game lol, the tick system ruins it and is exploitable and to this day, stil not fixed.

@@A5tr0101 That's a part of the game, and part of the enjoyment of the game. The combat allows difficulty and skill expression, it just differs from how most other MMO's work. It's more about planning, movement, positioning, and resource management. I agree it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I alongside many others really enjoy Runescape's combat system. It's come a long way since click on cow and watch each other taking hits.

I don't disagree, but ultimately, the decision of its fairness will come down to how much is locked behind it in the future, imo. OSRS strikes a pretty perfect balance, I feel, so anything more restrictive would feel a bit misleading and any less restrictive would feel generous. Caution is always good but as always, we'll have to wait a see!

@ketsandhisgames very true. I almost think they should have just called it a paid game with a free trial. That seems more accurate.

Why? It's great for the WoW economy. Specialization is also great in real life economies.

@@oots4790 I'd agree if other things weren't locked behind it too, like trading, tbh.

@@FoodPeaceSelfcare I can't blame you! I tried my best to scrape together as much info as I could but still, they've been so quiet about everything :')

Hahaha for me the same, i watch them all and look forward to playing tomorow

@@Wandering_Wisps To be honest, I have no idea! I usually play mages so I'm leaning towards the Hammermage but I'll definitely be playing all three a ton and then deciding afterwards. Did any of them in particular catch your eye?

@@ketsandhisgames Yeah we know so little about the skills for them rite now. I think just for the nature vibes I'm feeling the guardian.

@@gizbo262 That's fair but it does also definitely push people towards buying Premium, unfortunately. I'm honestly okay with a sub but I would just rather they be upfront about it instead of making it seem totally optional, if you know what I mean.

​@@ketsandhisgames Ya I get that, Either way I am going to get it haha. Good video and cant wait for this game.

@@gizbo262 Hahaha for sure!

I also think its a decision based on preventing bots and gold farmers. It could push people towards buying members sure but If it was about getting more money from players I doubt this is how they would approach it considering there are no microtransactions.

@@ketsandhisgames I don't think premium pass is presented as optional at all, it's presented as the full game, while the free version will be more like a tutorial that still has a ton of content. You test out the game in free to play, but the point of it ultimately has to be to get the full experience in the end.

@@fierce1340 I'm glad you liked the video! I think for a couple of weeks or so, F2P is probably going to be pretty good. Beyond that, I'm quite doubtful. With entire areas being locked behind the Premium Pass, you'll be missing out on not just loads of quests, but also access to materials and resources found in those areas for professions. I think being F2P will pretty much have the same restrictions as in RuneScape, which would make it pretty unviable after a couple of weeks at most.

@@ketsandhisgames I'm hopeful that the model the are presenting will be something along the lines of always having some areas being premium, but when they release the next new premium areas, the previous ones will become available for free to play players. This model would really only be a bummer for hardcore f2p players who are getting in day 1. They will probably hit the wall and feel the pressure to buy the premium zones, but if someone starts playing in 6 months, there could be tons of content for them to work through until they finally hit that wall. It wouldn't be perfect but I like the idea of hitting the wall and just taking a break and coming back to the game later to continue as a f2p player.

Staff/Wand works as a self-sustaining DPS too!

@@ketsandhisgames I meant DPS with wand. So I'd go wand/dagger (for the inv too).

I'm SO excited!

You're wrong because PoE comes with player trading, a massively lived in world, traditional class systems, etc. etc., but I'm ngl this was funny LOL

If I dropped 100 USD for 5000 Lucent right now and bought all the gear you have, would I hit 2500 GS without any of the work you put in running the dungeons and bosses? That's the litmus test that I try to explain in the short, and regardless of whether you think it's a problem or not, the answer is yes.

@@ketsandhisgames but u still dont have an advantage which is unfair in anyway stopping your progress? so the answer is no its not p2w its p2progress

@@tiltedtommy8654 If progress was stopped unless you pay, or content is locked unless you pay, that's pay-to-play. Pay-to-win is entirely just getting an advantage over non-paying players. Getting gear months ahead is... pay-to-win.

And that’s completely broken considering you need melee evasion on every single piece of equipment just to hit that.

@ what’s broken is that it’s an all or nothing stat, if you don’t beat there hit you get nothing for having it. Until we get T2 with better endurance and more viability stuck with pushing evasion like crazy just to survive