What has changed in armour in the wake of RuneScape gold massive changes to combat? Based on what I've seen, I have the following questions: If armour does not give bonuses to attack What incentives do I need to say in my class-appropriate armor? The new d’hide/ purple gownsand rune appear to have similar life and defense bonuses. How does that work? Is that robe as protective like the rune? What is the reason I would wear rune?

In theory, given that offensive bonuses are no longer provided through armor, I shouldn't feel any disadvantage wearing inferior armor if my task is to spot mage/archer and I'm not able to afford the best. Are you sure?

Not really an armor question For instance, Spiders are weak to crush. What can I do to identify their weaknesses in the other categories? How do i tell which element of spell is best suited to dealing with them, or what kind of ammunition I should use? Or should I completely forget about using any other weapon than melee?

I've heard that most weapons are balanced now and is this the same case for armor? AKA What if I am capable of using chain mail to crush enemy without losing my defensive bonus? As well as medium helms, square shields have received any updates to make them more viable. The new update is still confusing for me, and I'm trying to comprehend it. I would appreciate any assistance. Many thanks!

The Runescape Evolution of Combat update is burning away at players. One of the battle cry that is heard is "Adaptor Die!" EoC supporters are fondly believing that adapting to change is a positive thing.

People are toolmakers and thinkers. They are able to adapt their environment to their requirements. Talk it out if that environment is populated by other people. Being a sheep is about adapting to the situation and allowing others to dictate what you say. You get slaughtered.

Two signs indicate intelligence, concentration and flexibility. Jagex is not one of them. Jagex is inflexible about how it has been pushing updates through. And its primary focus isn't on people but dollars. Jagex's communications are the root of the issue. In the end the Runescape forum is what's at the heart of the issue. Forums are the place where Jagex as well as players are able to talk and get Runescape rolling once more.

Jagex may believe that Runescape could be saved by adjusting to other MMOs. The twist on adaptor die. The reality is that Jmods have limited options in terms of whom and who they can communicate with. It's just a matter the time. They can only talk to a handful of people each day. Most Jmods will have a small selection of players they talk to, if they have any. The relationships have been developed over time and will basically constitute "Yes!" groups to buy RS gold whatever the Jmod suggests. Fmods (some disguised Jmods), removing any discord from forums.