May 1, 200521 yr Have you ever started a long term project but gave up on it on the first few days? I know this has happened to many alike, usually because they are missing motivation or at least a reason to continue. It doesn't take much to gain motivation, its actually quite simple. A commonly used motivational tool would be to think about what the complete project would do for you. *For example I created a level 3 character named Xanza 0 as a long term motivational experiment. Im working on woodcutting at the moment 71/99, got to get it to 99 before switching skills. I tried tactics like thinking the satisfaction of a 99 skill, thinking about all the money that will flow in, making a forum wood shop, and even watching my experience rise (I love watching my experience rise in the skill menu...weird huh) but i found it to provide plenty of motivation that will get me to 99 easily. Everyone has their special motivational tactic, but you have to discover it for yourself. Having a high level skill is very rewarding and motivation will help you greatly. (O yeah, if this is in the wrong forum, please move it. I didnt know which topic to put it on.) ~2431~
May 1, 200521 yr This is what I do... I like thinking about the satisfaction of a 99 skill, thinking about all the money that will flow in, making a forum fish shop, and even watching my experience rise (I love watching my experience rise in the skill menu...weird huh) but i found it to provide plenty of motivation that will get me to 85 easily ...
May 1, 200521 yr zezima must have a crud load of motivation then =\ Runescape is fine, its just the idiots who run Jagex that ruin the game.
May 1, 200521 yr Author zezima probably has the most motivation, as in keeping his rank 1 position ~2431~
May 1, 200521 yr It's pretty simple, really. Just never give up. Whatever you do, whenever and wherever. Don't give up. Dunno if others are like this, but I am. Giving up is for wussies :)
May 1, 200521 yr seee larryr's score lol:) that much exp in one skill takes guts :) The following statement is true. The previous statement is false. 60% of all statistics are made up 90% of the time andrew i love you & want you to have my babys!!! Finally, I get to save the Earth with deadly lasers instead of deadly slide shows!
May 1, 200521 yr I put myself steps along the way to 99 magic. eg, I am gonna craft the nats to alch all 3k of these bows. Then, I say, " I will get 94 magic, get rich, and then finish to 99" or things like that. milestones. Urza. The One. The Legend.
May 1, 200521 yr I put myself steps along the way to 99 magic. eg, I am gonna craft the nats to alch all 3k of these bows. Then, I say, " I will get 94 magic, get rich, and then finish to 99" or things like that. milestones. Urza. The One. The Legend.
May 1, 200521 yr zezima must have a crud load of motivation then =\ With a crud load of time. :P I follow Zacharias' method. Small standards = goal achieved! YAY! :lol:
May 1, 200521 yr I give up when i am 200% bored of doing that training , anyway everyday i gain experience so there is no hurry each day closer :lol: Maybe that explain my low skill total :!:
May 1, 200521 yr zezima must have a crud load of motivation then =\ yea 3 other people 'motivating' ..
May 1, 200521 yr Motivation is key in anything, but like cars... some of us tend to run out of gas a lot sooner then others. Which is why I probably don't find myself playing RS as often any more. In order to keep intrest peaked, I think most sane people need to keep balanced by playing at least two (if not more) games. Especially when you've played RS as long as I have. A friend of mine just introduced me to a game called Knights online, and thats keeping me pretty much content for right now. I even made a mill in currency already on Knights, something I'd probably never be able to do on RS as a noob in a week (let alone 2 days). Runescape has a lot of things other games don't, but in return other games have what RS lacks. Like Group training, theres no interaction amoungst players on RS so much. Yet I noticed on Knights and even Star Wars Galaxies... you can literally group with other players and make training easier, faster, and more enjoyable in some cases. I think if Jagex could work in group training... motivation would be something easier to have. Being a lone wolf on these games is hard on players. R.I.P Shiva
May 1, 200521 yr I tend to take it a step at a time...if i get bored, just go off and do something else in the mean time.Better to take your food in lil bites i think
May 2, 200521 yr i was doin a goal 48-70 rangin, then gave up for(60) 50+ in all skills, and now 60-76 fishin
May 2, 200521 yr Whenever I get bored on one of my long term goals, I just pk and the next day, im fresh to keep goin :) [Admin Edit: Religious text Not permitted]~108 combat~5.9k dusties killed / dragon chain :D
May 2, 200521 yr Whenever I get bored on one of my long term goals, I just pk and the next day, im fresh to keep goin :) Great way to do it :wink:
May 2, 200521 yr I just make a couple friends come do this stuff with me. It gets fun to compete for who gets a first load of logs first, who gets the ticket at agility arena first and etc.
May 2, 200521 yr Well I had loads of motivation when I was ranging. Now when I'm doing slayer and other skills, the motivation is gone. Dunno why :roll:
May 2, 200521 yr Well, i got my motivation of getting 85 slayer by watching ppl whit whips or getting whip drops :P :roll:
May 2, 200521 yr I tend to do a bit of everything, I don't stick to one skill and continuosly power train on it. I try and cut yews, but give up when I got 1 full load of yews and don't come back for another load. No longer playing Runescape, I caught the WoW bug.
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