How to Enjoy RuneScape to the Fullest
Dress for success., Make friends!, Balance work and play., Set goals., Do quests., Play minigames., Follow the rules., Help people.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Dress for success.
If you don't look like you are worth anybody's time, the only help you'll get is suggestions on where to put your staff...if you know what I mean. -
Step 2: Make friends!
This is the most vital thing when it comes to having fun. , It's okay to be busy, and it's okay to have fun.
How much of what and when is completely your choice, but having a balance will enhance your Runescape experience. , If you have nothing to do, that's probably what you'll end up doing...nothing. , F2P quests all are: easy, quick, and fun.
Fun is the most important thing, but the quests also give you a reward. , If you participate in minigames, you will often make new friends, experience friendly competition, and have fun. , Sometimes you just want to punch somebody's lights out, but getting muted/banned won't get you any closer to achieving that. , You'll make new friends, set a good example, and you might even get a kick out of it. -
Step 3: Balance work and play.
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Step 4: Set goals.
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Step 5: Do quests.
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Step 6: Play minigames.
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Step 7: Follow the rules.
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Step 8: Help people.
Detailed Guide
If you don't look like you are worth anybody's time, the only help you'll get is suggestions on where to put your staff...if you know what I mean.
This is the most vital thing when it comes to having fun. , It's okay to be busy, and it's okay to have fun.
How much of what and when is completely your choice, but having a balance will enhance your Runescape experience. , If you have nothing to do, that's probably what you'll end up doing...nothing. , F2P quests all are: easy, quick, and fun.
Fun is the most important thing, but the quests also give you a reward. , If you participate in minigames, you will often make new friends, experience friendly competition, and have fun. , Sometimes you just want to punch somebody's lights out, but getting muted/banned won't get you any closer to achieving that. , You'll make new friends, set a good example, and you might even get a kick out of it.
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