I know this feeling. Sadly, games I like tend to take turns like RS gold. I wound up quitting it for a while because of the lack of content I was ready to cover. This is the motive behind the premier club. It prevents runescape players if runescape goes down a course they do not like. They locked in to the year, so why should place any effort in?

The few times we have actually got content more frequently than not it had been some inane title grind cultivation, or some absurd thing which should happen to be retroactive logs. Jagex does appear to know the majority of the crowd is all maxed or close to it, so keep tossing this endgame crap into the heap and call it good. But why bother if they can just force everyone to devote tens of thousands of hours redoing the old content, creating content?

Then there is this push to take abilities but needless to say they completely dismiss the abilities that need chooses for a few that needed it and it the most. And they still continue to dismiss one of the problems the colossal XP leaps towards the ending, with 120s. But like previously, there is a inane grind just the type for.

Ive never missed premier club but I'm seriously considering skipping it this year. I have enough to perform in runescape and some fantastic friends to make playing worthwhile. So it is worth it from this standpoint. I have confidence the ups attention for runescape or the runescape players to buy RuneScape gold along with the quality infrequent updates on top of the competitive predatory mtx makes me worry runescape won't be around.

Looking over next year's premier advantages and how ripped off I feel this year as a enthusiast that is lore, I'm not becoming premier 2020. I'll likely purchase a month subscription if and if they've published more quests and articles I'd enjoy in a few years and perform themor see someone on YouTube do them when runescape hasn't fully died out by then to the point we never see content as far as we should.