While these activities may be mildly therapeutic, it's repetitive task over and over again, time that could or might not be better spent playing through a couple of shorter but no less classic video games. In contrast to being one continuous combat, RuneScape is a painstaking combat that's both long and grueling, and which never truly ends. However, it can be immensely rewarding if one is willing to devote the time to it, which I was. It was at least for a year or so. I've not played many MMORPGs in the past, due to my constant shame and loss. There are so many real-life concerns and I just cannot afford to let them lure me into. As with all games it is the longest-running, with many levels to be completed and things to find. There have been deaths in the course of hours-long binge sessions of RuneScape's younger but more loved sibling, World of Warcraft that is what makes it an intense game. These days, you can generally find me playing Quake and Half-Life or playing Team Fortress 2 - games that come in force leave their marks and disappear quickly. It's wonderful to play something I love and get rid of quickly, instead of worrying about how many logs of wood I have in my inventory , or what I'm going to go fishing in tomorrow's session. It's true that I do miss part of the constant grind and long-term involvement (and frustration) associated with RuneScape. With its current version as 'RuneScape3' (from 2013) with more content and a visual overhaul, there's a glimmer of hope that I might go back and check out how it's getting on, the same way I would with the old friend.
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