How come you can't go where lumbridge was built?

[R for Reload]

Main issue.

[Ashling]

different island

[Rose Brigade]

"On RuneScape’s forgotten continent of Ashenfall, dragons have awoken. Gather, build, skill and craft to survive in this co-operative (1-4) survival crafting game. Only by mastering survival and uncovering ancient secrets can they hope to slay the Dragon Queen—alone or with allies."

A problem that could've easily been solved by reading the very first sentence in the Store Page description.

[R for Reload]

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

"On RuneScape’s forgotten continent of Ashenfall, dragons have awoken. Gather, build, skill and craft to survive in this co-operative (1-4) survival crafting game. Only by mastering survival and uncovering ancient secrets can they hope to slay the Dragon Queen—alone or with allies."

A problem that could've easily been solved by reading the very first sentence in the Store Page description.

okay so this game realistically has nothing to do with runesscape at all
got you.

[R for Reload]

Originally posted by Ashling:

different island

That's awful

[Nhillism]

Recurring Runescape characters? Check
Shared Runescape Lore? Check
Has Runescape in the name? Check
Magic needs Runes crafted from Rune Essence? Check

Yep, this game has nothing to do with Runescape at all.

[R for Reload]

Originally posted by Nhillism:

Recurring Runescape characters? Check
Shared Runescape Lore? Check
Has Runescape in the name? Check
Magic needs Runes crafted from Rune Essence? Check

Yep, this game has nothing to do with Runescape at all.

imagine if it was just a survival game on location instead.
No this was some 3rd party game that you guys continue to try to justify

[Nhillism]

What? No, don't get me wrong, I didn't justify anything about the game.

I'm just calling you stupid for saying this game has nothing to do with Runescape.

[Rose Brigade]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

"On RuneScape’s forgotten continent of Ashenfall, dragons have awoken. Gather, build, skill and craft to survive in this co-operative (1-4) survival crafting game. Only by mastering survival and uncovering ancient secrets can they hope to slay the Dragon Queen—alone or with allies."

A problem that could've easily been solved by reading the very first sentence in the Store Page description.

okay so this game realistically has nothing to do with runesscape at all
got you.

If that's what you get from it, sure. Just tell me you haven't played the game without telling me you haven't played the game.
If you expect it to be exactly like the MMO in every aspect then you might as well just go play OSRS or RS3.
But when you're ready to actually open your eyes and read what's put in front of you (something that seems hard for you since you didn't even read the store page), then maybe the game will make more sense to you why it's another island.

IMO I do love what we have here because it continues the lore after the events of RS3, and introduces us to a lot of new stuff we didn't learn about in the MMOs, especially about Guthix.
I'm actually willing to call it a true sequel to the namesake, rather than just an "upgrade" like RS3 was to RS2/OSRS.

[R for Reload]

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

Originally posted by R for Reload:

okay so this game realistically has nothing to do with runesscape at all
got you.

If that's what you get from it, sure. Just tell me you haven't played the game without telling me you haven't played the game.
If you expect it to be exactly like the MMO in every aspect then you might as well just go play OSRS or RS3.
But when you're ready to actually open your eyes and read what's put in front of you (something that seems hard for you since you didn't even read the store page), then maybe the game will make more sense to you why it's another island.

IMO I do love what we have here because it continues the lore after the events of RS3, and introduces us to a lot of new stuff we didn't learn about in the MMOs, especially about Guthix.
I'm actually willing to call it a true sequel to the namesake, rather than just an "upgrade" like RS3 was to RS2/OSRS.

I expect it to be where runescape MMORPG took place.
Not some random island never talked about that threw in a bunch of assets and then isn't runescpae at all.

[Rose Brigade]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

If that's what you get from it, sure. Just tell me you haven't played the game without telling me you haven't played the game.
If you expect it to be exactly like the MMO in every aspect then you might as well just go play OSRS or RS3.
But when you're ready to actually open your eyes and read what's put in front of you (something that seems hard for you since you didn't even read the store page), then maybe the game will make more sense to you why it's another island.

IMO I do love what we have here because it continues the lore after the events of RS3, and introduces us to a lot of new stuff we didn't learn about in the MMOs, especially about Guthix.
I'm actually willing to call it a true sequel to the namesake, rather than just an "upgrade" like RS3 was to RS2/OSRS.

I expect it to be where runescape MMORPG took place.
Not some random island never talked about that threw in a bunch of assets and then isn't runescpae at all.

You must really love game sequels that introduce new areas to their in-game universes lol.

[R for Reload]

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

Originally posted by R for Reload:

I expect it to be where runescape MMORPG took place.
Not some random island never talked about that threw in a bunch of assets and then isn't runescpae at all.

You must really love game sequels that introduce new areas to their in-game universes lol.

This isn't a sequel.
hint Sequels tend to share gameplay.

[jeremyb616]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

You must really love game sequels that introduce new areas to their in-game universes lol.

This isn't a sequel.
hint Sequels tend to share gameplay.

i would like to walk around lumby and stuff in a survival setting but they made a new area and made a stand alone survival crafting runescape game (in development) so i dunno what your expecting. theres lots of info around that doesnt involve going on steam forums and getting into arguments with people

[Rose Brigade]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

You must really love game sequels that introduce new areas to their in-game universes lol.

This isn't a sequel.
hint Sequels tend to share gameplay.

Not all sequels have the same gameplay, and likewise not all sequels are called "a sequel".
Sequels do however all continue the story in some way.
Hint, read the game's lore scraps and do the game's quests and you can easily tell it is indeed meant to be a continuation of the MMO's story.

Fun Fact, Final fantasy has nearly 20 games, not all of them share the same gameplay, and all of them tell a similar or continued story in the same universe. Some are turn-based games. Some are ARPGs. There's some tactical games. There's a couple fighting games, and at least 2 MMOs. All of them share the same story.

Try again dear.

[Paulie]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

"On RuneScape’s forgotten continent of Ashenfall, dragons have awoken. Gather, build, skill and craft to survive in this co-operative (1-4) survival crafting game. Only by mastering survival and uncovering ancient secrets can they hope to slay the Dragon Queen—alone or with allies."

A problem that could've easily been solved by reading the very first sentence in the Store Page description.

okay so this game realistically has nothing to do with runesscape at all
got you.

its still on the planet of Gielinor, the world that Runescape takes place in. it's just a different continent. kind of like how Lumbridge isn't also on Karamja...

also if you want lumbridge so bad, pick a spot bordering the first swamp and build it yourself. then you can call it New Lumbridge.

[Paulie]

Originally posted by R for Reload:

Originally posted by Rose Brigade:

You must really love game sequels that introduce new areas to their in-game universes lol.

This isn't a sequel.
hint Sequels tend to share gameplay.

Fallout 3 is a sequel to Fallout 2. they don't share gameplay.