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• I started playing with RS gold

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  What I have mentioned, the conclusion is what feels good. While you educated your agi you were probably bored wanting a Netflix show to binge, but in the end of the day you felt good that you'd completed the mill. That RS gold is what I am saying, the grind itself isn't fun, the feeling later it was retains people going.Films and books are intended to entertain you though. Grinding a skill on a match is similar to grinding a skill in real life (for example playing a tool ). You need to repeat the identical stuff all the time, you fail a lot and most of the time its just annoying and dull. But when you are finally able to play the tune you're learning its a fantastic feeling when you are finally able to utilize the skillcape. This really is a false equivalent. As you are constantly enhancing your skill and so the quality of your play little by little, playing an instrument is something you actively practise to improve upon, there's a gratification feedback. Grinding a skill over and above does not take skill, there's no danger of failure, I know full well I can click a stone to mine 1000 times or. It doesn't take skill to perform, and it's not something you will need to practise to get much better at.I think the runescape equal would be studying raids or something. It takes a while to learn and you need to concentrate and get far better skillwiseexactly the like learning a new song. Training mining? Another big difference is that you're never on"autopilot" when you're playing an instrument (if you are doing it right at least). There's essentially nothing that isn't autopilot. I don't think there is anything comparable to the RS grind outside of additional school MMOs. I honestly can't describe why I have the need to play it for ~80 hours after. Obviously its not precisely the same, the one is a skill that is virtual, the other is a life skill that is real. However grinding a rs ability has a lot (and not all) of these attributes as well: you get continuous satisfaction feedback (leveling up, completing tasks/agility laps/mining full inventories/getting drops/getting pets etc.), you can fail obstacles, die at managers. Your ability as a human can get at your character or bosses may get better at climbing runes. And not all the abilities have exactly the same quantity of satisfaction feedback. There's also a degree of permanence I get from runescape. Some games that I will play and be completely enthralled through the experience out. However, the experience is only like 16 hours because it is story based and does not have replay-ability. When I go back and attempt to re-experience it, it suddenly feels like a chore without any chances. The chore becomes a cheap RS gold game play mechanic that lets you push not only replay the exact same 16 hours of content. I look at it differently - there is plenty.