I also discovered that once you get virtually all pieces of the guard and the dragon, 50k stats appearing as a reward (up until that point like first 400 spins I did not see anything over 5k apart from the 10m super rare reward) This leads me to OSRS gold believe you won't see 500k as a reward until you get both places. (once you receive an item from a set you can't get doubles) This leads me to believe you have a better prospect of getting things such as devine and god swords if you receive all the sets since they will not take up space as prizes. Do I urge this? No. It will cost you around 1300-1600 for a 99. . Not worth it.

Only a quick poll. I know that the buying spins on the Yelp of Irritation annoys pretty much everyone who has been about, but do you think that it will annoy players that are new? Or will they only see it as part of this game? It cheapens items for those of us who were about, but do you really think that it will make it terrible for somebody who knows that's how things work from the start? Will abilities sense cheapened, or will it simply be regarded as part of the normal gameplay? I am honestly wondering if for brand new players, then it matters whatsoever. Maybe it is a benefit for those who grinding can be removed every now and then to get a little additional money. Does that really cheapen skills once things are evened out and everyone has invested their initial money?

It would be a massive benefit for me, I think, to be absolutely honest. This is most likely a fairly miserable reference - but when I played with Neopets, every day I had a certain number of dailies. I did them every day for years. I really still do a couple of them from time to time. Free stuff, that's a little bit exciting, and can provide rewards, sells. I think you have raised an excellent point, and it's one which I, for one, have overlooked by-and-large.

On the 1 hand, I think that it's a roundabout way of letting people buy experience with real world munny. . .which isn't fair for the rest of us who've played and got our levels the tough way. On the other hand, I am convinced Jagex sees all of the complaints here about"the mill" so they THINK that giving away exp. Points in givaway contests (like SoF) and pursuit benefits and Old School RuneScape Gold allowing people level up without working for it's what people want.