Darken

Interesting ideas on the future of RuneScape in 2008, warriorshadow. I like the way you analyse the different skills and compare how they could be used in f2p. However, I'll also like to add my opinions to your suggestions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fletching:Interesting skill to bring to F2P, may increase variety of fighters (more rangers) in runescape. Currently, most rangers in F2P are reliant on drops and the arrows shop in Varrock to obtain arrows.Best candinate for Jagex to bring to F2P... Construction:No doubt the skill everyone wants. To be able to make your own house to have parties and actual 'fun' PvP battles in. This probably won't make it though. By the way, at level 1 construction the maximum number of rooms is 20 for members. Will this be different from the 10 rooms you suggested for F2P? Also, the houses avaliable are "located" in members-only cities. Herblore:Not likely, as most herbs and ingredients require access to member-areas. Even the basic empty vial must be bought in stores in member areas. Unless they make glass craftable in f2p (which will require MORE access to members areas), herblore is simply unable to work in f2p. Agility:A interesting idea; too bad it will only remain a idea. A good number of training courses are in the members world, the only exception being the Wildeness Agility Course (which requires a skill level of 52). Nowhere to train, apparently... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By my opinion, I think it is more likely that Jagex will update other elements of RuneScape for F2P (minigames ,monsters etc.) than drop a P2P skill down to F2P when Summoning comes out. It will be too complicated for the skills to be recoded for F2P. P.S. All of you who argue about sending $$$ from Europe to USA to get P2P aren't making any sense. I live in Singapore, play F2P and I've to pay more to get P2P if I send my euros by mail...(Not to mention I'm 15 and broke...) I'm not whining.