Is Total Score a good scoring system?

[Vaskor]

 

 

 

hey what about castle wars tickets

 

 

 

Yeah :-) But how would you track it? same goes for other minigames. There is no way to track how proficient people are in the minigames.

 

 

 

That's the thing, though. What about someone with full gold cwars armor? Even winning every single game you play, it takes a total time of almost 900 hours playing cwars to get that armor, and more realistically, closer to 2000 hours. Most 99s probably don't take nearly as much time to accomplish. Does the fact that someone spent 2000 hours racking up 10 or 20 million total xp more impressive than the guy who spent 2000 hours getting full gold cwars armor?

 

 

 

Ideally, I would love to see like a huge achievements diary/checklist which would include levels, exp, minigames, travel and such. And have a score be based on all these items.

 

 

 

Also, just don't get me wrong, guys. I am not advocating replacing current score indicators with new ones. I am advocating adding ADDITIONAL score indicators which would be more meaningful for skillers, pures, F2P players etc.

[Moonshadow]

f2p is just a demo of the game, and it should not have seperate hiscores- afterall its their fault they cant pay a little sum of money per month they like playing.

 

 

 

And for the buyable skills part, it is just stupid- and theres no other word for it- do you think that money just drops out of a tree for some people? do you understand that it takes TIME to gain the raw materials for many buyable skills? ofcource there are some skills that are very easy that give fast experiance and gain money(melee, fletch+cook), but skills like construction and prayer are accually really hard- they are easy to level if you have the money, but you couldnt get the money back in any way from the skill.

 

 

 

F2P is the game, P2P is the extension. That is how Jagex advertises it. The only difference is that P2P has more additions onto it.

 

 

 

But, I think that total EXP would be a better representative rather than total level.