ombat is far more easy in osrs, than RS3. Much less things to pay attention to, etc. Both game has their different"hard things to pull out" in battle, but the skill ceiling is much lower from osrs. Skilling is as simple as in RS3, as they arent any different, only afk or more grindy. Neither of that 2 things add to difficulty.this is runescape. Nothing is difficult besides maybe large end bossing. RS3 imo has that hands down besides the inferno but can you buy runescape gold thats a different demon. In RS3 there is nothing and every style has crazy AOE capabilies especially when added into soul split. Even with it farther into RuneScape. Theres lots of approaches to Max battle through abyss with blood neck.vamp aura to readily become maxed very very quickly all afk clicking every 5mins to reset agro or using agro pots.

With osrs sure you have nightmare zone, but the exp levels of that are 60-100k per hour clicking every 20mins with battle potions or maintaining 1hp with orb/rockcakes. Any day of the week I would rather do RS3. I could max battle in perhaps a few weeks all styles in RS3 without having to spend much money and keeping up the worthiness of my equipment without needing to use considerably runes or ammunition because theres options like gaives DRL and stuff. I wont bring RC for OSRS up cause its stupid. But every ability requires greater hours and less yield. Even RS3's methods that the equates to cash earned are the exp per hour compared to osrs. Sure its only wait and click, however, the is"problem" in RS.

Nobody is talking about xp rates in RS3 vs OSRS - obviously. But PVM is more complex in RS3 at elevated levels, and that's the kind of difficulty people are talking about. I'd say I am just like a mid level PVMer and even with t90 weapons/t80 gear and appropriate perks. I can not readily afk even a boss that is t70 without auras. When I wanted to start learning the mid tier bosses like Vindy, I would have to experience a lot of food and research in order to even moderately take action on revo++ without learning manual skill rotations to boost my DPS.

Anything higher than that will require a lot of effort because not only would I need to learn boss mechanics, but I'd essentially be asked to learn complete manual rotations for each battle style I want to use, the way to switch gear efficiently to make the most of specials and how to gwt osrs gold perks, etc. Taking the old school approach of acquiring BiS gear as"winning", OSRS is definitely far more pay-to-win than RS3. The most expensive OSRS gear, the Harmoized Orb costs 1.7B gp or 436 OSRS Bonds, but over in RS3, the priciest Eldritch crossbow costs 1.3B gp or just 66 RS3 Bonds. For players with pay-for-BiS-gear-to-win in mind, OSRS costs cash that is far a lot more real.