If we had to decide now on improvements in this third iteration, the verdict would be catastrophic. Difficult to understand why the developers were keen to show their work to a RuneScape gold stage so early in what was effectively a technical demonstration. As mentioned previously, the background of the game is the same as previous versions removed by Java. It was not until a later handling or before the official release whether this update is a viable development, this brief day is being held in skepticism and the most complete misunderstanding.

But Runescape 3 seems especially victim of deeper flaws than technical problems. Its gameplay lags in perfect harmony with its visual obsolescence. First surprise, it is still impossible today in 2013, moving his character through the keyboard. All movements are the mouse, all the more annoying that sometimes hectic environments are not conducive to precise clicks choice. In town, we will quickly cut a tree, talk to an NPC and behead a cow against our will before reaching the meeting point originally intended.

The combat system is also very awkward. From time to time, simply click on an enemy to launch an attack. But in most cases, but we also understand why, we must point an enemy whose feet then surround themselves with a gray circle, closer to him then manually cast the spell or skill of our choice, hoping to be Cheap RuneScape gold close enough that our action is taken into account. This dubious ergonomics gives a bad impression of uncontrollable mess, reinforced by the chaotic events and a cast bar to cooldown unreadable.