I'm an RS3 ironman myself. Not going to overwhelm you with information but remember the Wiki is your best friend. Also don't beat yourself up if you aren't doing all the daily activities that are recommended to you. They're good but they aren't worth burning yourself out on!
Would love to see rs3 series! Obviously pvm is way harder and more complex but hope you manage to stick through the learning process, it's a lot of fun.
@@I_Am_Bricks Learn the ropes-Learn the items to grind for-Do the grind-Learn how to use the new stuff. Sadly, The main quest chains for curses+new spells. Ring of Vigor Passive. Death swift and Sunshine will take a while and are all must haves. Then there are the amount of "permeant unlocks to grind for". The main goal should be to quest and work towards invention unlock. Invention levels very passively but to unlock it you need the 3 lev 80 skills.
You still need tools to do the skills (like the fishing net, knife, etc..), but these tools can be stored in your tool belt (which is accessible in the equipment tab). In the beginning the tool belt already contains some basic items, and over time you'll be able to add more and more cool stuff to the tool belt. Hope that helps!
Osrs vet here who recently became addicted to rs3. One thing I found out is u can buy a scrimshaw of sacrifice from ge for 50% combat xp increase while sacrificing loot.
You mentioned how it throw you off when you try to pick up an item and it opens the inventory, I believe there's a setting to change that for single items.
I stopped playing OSRS after a while and returned to RS3. I still play on legacy mode, so its the old combat system (no action bar/abilities) and I love it. My only gripe is that new boss content cant be completed in legacy mode, as it all requires the mental dps from the abilities. It's still fun tho!
RS3 has something called the Toolbelt. This holds all your most important tools. With higher lvs you can upgrade some of them (pickaxes, hatchets, and mattocks). There’s also a slayer section to it.
About the loot interface, there is a setting somewhere that if you have a single item and you take it, it wont open the interface but just take it. then the loot interface only opens when multiple drops are around/stacked
Never thought in a million years I’d wanna play rs3 so badly… but god damn I want to play it BAD… you made the game look incredibly fun, if I wasn’t stuck at work right now I’d be playing. You sir sure changed my mind (:
Oh this'll be interesting. If there was one series I'd recommend for inspiration and how to approach the game, Waydot is definitely the one. Good luck!
I'm a casual rs3 player (I Play for about 30 mins a week) When you get enough cash you can get a perfect Juju Mining potion and Stone Spirit of said ore and its afk for a bit.
Stumbled upon this video in my recommended, so glad I did! If there's one piece of advice I can give you: leave your ingame audio on for voice-acted quests, it's quite the experience! (in a good way)
Someone probably already mentioned, but I recommend learning manual mode for your action bars, you can find it in the options under gameplay. Revolution is ok for learning, but manual lets you do way more damage, because you can use your skills as you please. Also the glowing rocks when mining are rockertunities, its a guaranteed crit and fills your progress bar by a ton. I defintly recommend playing some more. As much as I like Osrs, i can't really get into it, because i have already playing since around 2005 or so, and starting fresh takes a bit.
Thanks for the info! Very very helpful, I will definitely try the manual mode because sometimes skills that I don't want to activate activate! Huge help
@@I_Am_Bricks No problem. I recently came back from a long break, so I have been learning about all of the new content added. I am trying to get into Pvm. Bosses are definitely much harder than they used to be. Glad to see you enjoy the game so far, and hope to see more videos in the future. One last suggestion though, is you can customize your UI, so if you don't like where all the popups are, you can move them. Good luck on your journey.
If you're looking for some good long term goals - I'd recommend working towards finishing: Plagues End, The World Wakes, The Temple at Senntisten, and unlocking Invention if I had to restart. There's so much more to be said and I'm definitely forgetting a lot but off the top of my head these are pretty important milestones to hit before getting to high level PvE
I came back to RS3 a few years ago, and while I don't know a lot about RS3 ironman, I believe there's a lot of good resources on the wiki. If you want a bit of focus, I'd suggest either filling out the toolbelt, or quests. A lot of the newer quests in RS3 are incredible, but sadly there's a lot of mediocre quests from RS2 that you're probably familiar with that you need to get through first.
@@Frogeyess I've actually started an account on FSW, It will be my main character! No worries about starting cash, i've got enough from wilderness events xD
This is super refreshing, watching a new person coming to rs3 without prejudgment. Some tips: Organise your UI to be as compact and understandable as you can, it will grow as you unlock more things so keeping it organised is helpful Focus on questing to start, there is an optimal guide on the wiki to minimise time on skills Do your dailies Explore the new areas like anacronia, hets oasis, etc... Make sure you look up good layouts for your ability bars as it's hard to work out on your own, but guides are there to help out Do Wilderness flash events as soon as you can for early gold and XP Early bossing like God Wars is really not great in RS3, so avoid rushing it, instead focus on getting your Magic level up so you can do elite dungeons for much better xp Have a good time!
The lapis is used for making a quality of life item once you get into high level questing and also the level 1 luck ring which can be traded in to make it passive later in archeology
Rs3 is good fun, if you're looking for advice I would say first thing is unlock wars retreat. Next if you want to do things fast don't forget to do your daylies, like guthix caches and player owned farm. But really the game is so big if you try out anything that looks interesting you'll probably be rewarded.
I switched to rs3 a few months ago after I got bored of osrs, I doubt I can come back to osrs now, the game is different enough to be a new experience but similar enough that it's still RuneScape, I'm still somewhat of a noob but I'm happy to answer any questions
you can also get things link the bonecrusher,charming imp, gem bag and things from daemonheim for dungeoneering tokens and put them on the toolbelt for 500 slayer points
A few things: 1. Loot interface can be taken off 2. Legacy interface exists if you aren't a fan of the new interface system 3. Tools are needed, but can be added to your toolbelt so it doesn't waste inventory space Good to see another OSRS player realizing modern Runescape is great. So much QOL, it actually makes it painful to play OSRS after playing RS.
well, this video gave you a big crowd. Keep it up :) really love to see these "osrs tries rs3" content. I am a rs3 player and it is really awesome to see the new player experience who has a lot of experience in a different but not different game.
In the spring I took a break from 07 to finish maxing on RS3, I finished a few months ago and got back into RS3. My only complaint of RS3 is I feel its more group oriented but its hard to find groups. Being NA based it was fairly hard to find clans that were active around the same times as I was.
I’ve been on OSRS since release and past two month’s I’ve gone back to rs3. It just makes more sense more updates more to do more clan activities better bosses/training methods skilling is much funner. OSRS in the end just got too grindy
Can you say spoonscape?? Everything handed to you by the looks of it, certainly not my cup of tea as I prefer to earn levels lol. Are you going to continue your OSRS content or is this the new direction? Need to know whether or not to keep watching, love the bricks series so would be sad to see it left behind.
Different audiences and what you value for your time I play Rs3 mostly and like pvm osrs is a grind for skill which can be fun but it's pvm suck I beat all raids and bosses easily no effort but on rs3 I actually can't tab out and watch a movie it actually takes some skill to boss and it's faster to skill up bc the point of rs3 is bossing not sitting around skilling 2 completely different games but I prefer a game where bossing is actually more challenging when I wanna sit around and have nothing to do I will afk and play osrs tho
Lmao chill, kid... Let the dude whatever he wants. Osrs is way harder yeah, in the sense of you need to click and wait for thousands of hours, the grind is crazy, rs3 is extremely easy to lvl up and maxing an account requieres no crazy time commitment, however all pvm is waaaay more complex and harder than any piece of pvm you can do on osrs, so... Not sure what you consider spoonscape lol
@@gagasaurio12 not really a kid, I fully understand that some prefer RS3, just not for me. I refer to it in such terms after playing RS for almost 19 years and never once said he couldn't do what he wanted. As a fan of his osrs content I was just asking if he would be playing both, a legitimate question from someone subbed to the channel.
@@singerderek1404 There will still be OSRS content for sure! I'm glad you are a fan sir! Both games have their ups and downs for sure, osrs is a much much more time consuming game for skilling haha, I just wanted a series to fill the gap during those grinds!
When you get to higher tier pvm just remember accuracy is king! and weapons are more important than armor. Also, i would suggest doing all the wildy events you can and try to get some of those t87's off the rip (commenting at the beginning of the vid so if he addresses these things whoops). Also Arch relics are incredible.
Yeah, gotta love to see osrs players finally lose their preconception about RS3 and try it as a different game. RS3 it's a lot of fun, looking forward to continue watching this series! Both games are good and both deserve to be played!
good video, glad you decided to give rs3 a try even though so many osrs players bash on rs3 many dont know why they even bash on rs3 for anymore other than people before them told them rs3 sucks
I make sure I play to have fun. However, this will not exclude getting necessary items and etc. I don't want to get burnt out, i'm very much enjoying the game!
RS3 is fun but it’s too much stuff to get into. So many currencies and items that I have no idea why they even exist. Also the case opening mechanic is bad. I got 150-200 keys just because of Twitch Prime and I got so many items I didn’t work shit for. For mining and wood cutting it‘s really pleasant and from what I’ve heard the PVM is amazing in RS3 but I have no personal records in RS3 PVM.
I've also heard that keys are super broken. As an ironman I don't have access to those, so hopefully I don't get super spoon-fed xD I agree there are tons of items I have no clue the purpose of them, in time I hope to become much more knowledgeable about this game and have fun doing it. Maybe we could PVM sometime!
I like seeing OSRS players try out RS3. You should’ve tried out the Fresh Start Worlds? Check out these RS3 content people, Init Yeah, NuzzNuzz, Silenced, Protoxx. Maikeru guides and vids are still good to watch. Just wait till you start trying out bosses. And getting gear and unlocking Invention for perks. Then it will start getting confusing.
I have made a separate account on the FSW, That will be my main character and I will definitely be checking out content creators to learn more! I have noticed the end game gets a bit confusing, but with good community help we will triumph!
A series like this would boost your viewer count 1000% I subbed for future content m8 I definitely suggest watching @fraqsu RU-vid channel for questing if you’re ever stuck.
