For youtubers, if you're able to RuneScape gold stand his voice, then protoxx includes a manual for virtually anything, Tonixrs is fairly great for guides too.

As someone who recently begun rs3 for a break from os I would reccomend: Follow the optimal quest guide for a little. When you can get someone to let you leech 10 kbd kills for wars retreat Tele. Does not take this long. Use chins for scope. By the time you complete ought to be shut or at 85 dung for frost dragons and may even have the outfit ended (I'd do some extra range amounts for gp before melees I believe that you might not get 85). Get invention and 95 prayer. Do herb to like 90 and you can plus 7 boost for holy overloads should you worldhop every moment. With wells necklace and scroll you should mainly break even all of the way there. At that point you can do anything you desire.

Ther really isn't a checklist of type, but most of the early game is just like OSRS as they have not touched sub 50 in most abilities. I've a series called minimum maxing where I attempt to max in the smallest amount of game time (without purchased MTX) I'd boost combat early and moved over wealth to make a number of those ancient bubbles possible. But the questing path I took was really efficient since I did all the early levels with quests and hurried ancient curses. Maikeru is the communities greatest guide manufacturer by popular opinion, personally I think Tonix has more educational guides concerning information presented but his voice isnt as entertaining and his movies arent as flashy as Maikeru's. The biggest gap between OSRS and RS3 is your levels are less important, unlocking abilities/prayers/better equipment is a far bigger increase.

What new ability would you enjoy the most in OSRS?

Mentioned this several times now, however, Exploration. Tl;dr is it would unlock places similar to the way Slayer unlocks critters. My recent pitch of it involves exploring new and existing dungeons to train it as well as raiding ruins, and it is a dungeon-crawling activity similar to Dungeoneering. Pretty much, Exploration could be exactly what Dungeoneering should happen to be. But what if between these different dungeons and destroys had something such as... water, and to cross this water and get to these cool areas we would need to construct a boat? Sounds pretty fun to me. We could even alter the skill name just a 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 working into my recent variant of itbut I wanted to concentrate on the crux of the skill first. Sea exploration could always arrive and the trouble the skill is very likely to confront is the fact that it may seem to Dungeoneering to similar, so its own reception may not be helped by making it a Dungeoneering/Sailing hybrid in the start. However, I believe one skill that focuses around unlocking new regions and researching areas can fix a lot of problems that those abilities had invidiually. What do you mean by"I was working into my latest version of Buy RS gold it"? It does look that we both just want the exact same notion if id prefer the skill to be a little more wet. Exploration are amazing.