I was adamant about the changes that RS went through after it's Evolution of Combat update back in the early days. I was hesitant to even consider giving RS3 an attempt for the longest time. I tried logging in some time ago using my original account and I was completely confused. Perhaps I should go back again , but with a brand new account and pretend I do not know anything about the game. It is possible to RSorder play an Ironman account on there.

According to what I've read: It seems that RS3 performs better when you completely abandon your preconceived notions about it. Evidently, Burthope is the new Lumby that is, for me. I see it as a poor little isolated town that's not situated on the way from Fally to Catherby however, a certain generation of gamers may see Lumbridge as some Castle that links Draynor and Al Kharid.

That's because you're basing it off your memory of Burth which is why the Burth in RS3 has been significantly increased and is more or less joined with Taverly which makes it quite large.

It has farming, an agility course, a player-owned home portal with a flax field, sheep, looms and spinning wheels, an furnace and an anvil and a dungeon to train combat with a slayer-themed dungeon, shops selling the different styles and a slayer master herbalist shops and summoning supplies docks, boats that transport you to locations such as Daemonheim for the dungeoneering experience, a twisted, higher quality replacement to cook's assistant, a thieving zone along with a bank...

Basically, every skill but divination, invention, and archaeology can be performed there. There is a good sample of all sorts and a good system of guiding players around the town/world. It is even the location where the story of the moment began, using the castle as a neutral location for any major leader and god willing/able to attend Seren's save the world council meeting in the upstairs.

However, to be precise Burth is the place you're dropped. You begin in Davendale or tutorial island, Evendale is a more developed tutorial area for starters which is currently undergoing A/B testing to see if it's more effective than a tutorial island. Overall, the response for it was very satisfying.

After that , you're dropped into Burthorpe. You'll have to follow a more open-ended tutorial that gets you some last fundamentals, and following that you're free to do whatever. They have lots of paths in the path system to follow to guide you, or you've got this enclosed sampler of content to help you to wet your eyes.

The idea is to give you some direction at the beginning before introducing some guidance with a game that doesn't completely lock you in, and then let you completely free to explore the world. This will prevent new players joining and being overwhelmed by the amount of information there is to osrs skiller accounts for sale play.