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Jagex has announced the name of the first expansion for RuneScape. Called "Lost City of the Elves", the expansion brings a new campaign, new mini-games, new weaponry, and a whole new area for high level players. Available now in game, players can take on more of the Elf's Quest campaign started twelve years ago.
The Lost City of the Elves expansion pack includes:
Largest quest (Plague's End) and largest city in RuneScape (the elf city of Prifddinas)
Dozens of new skill training methods, new weapons and armors
New mini-games, including a combat horde mode
A max guild social hub for 'Completionist' players
Hundreds of hours of new gameplay
Find out more on the RuneScape site.
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Ehmm... Runescape is now in it's 3rd iteration, namely Runescape 3.
So this is the first expansion for Runescape 3.
I'm a bit confused here, has it been released, or announced, and why isn't there a official news post anywhere about this?
Even went through the effort of searching through their official forums and still couldn't find anything.
Same.
Although, I don't even mind click-to-move. I've played plenty of click-to-move games, single player and multiplayr. It's RS's implementation that drove me nuts, with the weird zig-zagging movement during navigation.
That's the issue I have with it as well, also the delay from when you click and when the game physically reacts to said click.
I actually started playing it again like a year ago, but the delay due to the low server tick frequency is pretty terrible. It doesn't stop me from playing, but it's surprising to me that they added the new combat system without changing the server tick frequency at all.
I really wish they would just put in the effort to get the content working with a smaller period of time between ticks as it's easily my biggest issue with the game. It makes doing more action intensive things (relative to the rest of the content) like some of the boss fights rather frustrating because it's so unresponsive and you're forced to work around the delay.