~You can set an outstanding goal, something that's somewhat obscure and (in some peoples' minds) ridiculous to achieve. Complete it, and you will feel accomplished. While you're working on it, you will feel inspired. Afterwards, set another =).~

 

 

 

~That, or marry a Level 3 girl/boy/thing in Lumbridge or Varrock Centre. But seriously, try the first one.~

~You can set an outstanding goal, something that's somewhat obscure and (in some peoples' minds) ridiculous to achieve. Complete it, and you will feel accomplished. While you're working on it, you will feel inspired. Afterwards, set another =).~

 

 

 

~That, or marry a Level 3 girl/boy/thing in Lumbridge or Varrock Centre. But seriously, try the first one.~

 

 

 

It's pointless to set a goal for something when you know it's just a testament to how long you were willing to click on something repeatedly, not for any particular purpose, not really requiring any real skill or innovation. For instance, I wanted 99 Smithing before the trade massacre so that I could give free rune stuff I'd made myself to people. But now, what the hell's the point? There IS no point in leveling anything anymore past a certain point, unless for some reason having a pair of nines in your stats makes you feel fulfilled when deep down you know it was a humongous waste of time.

 

 

 

Maddox puts it well:

 

 

 

That's one of the reasons I admire that nerd who played something like 1 billion consecutive games of Pacman a while back. It takes some guts, and a whole lot of stupidity to play Pacman for that long. What a loser.

~Well, is there anything at all you still want to do? Perhaps taking a few days away from the game is a good idea. Let your mind clear, let Summoning come out, let the market crash/soar. I think alot of the weird prices/other things are due to the Summoning hype. After that, things will be better.~

~Well, is there anything at all you still want to do? Perhaps taking a few days away from the game is a good idea. Let your mind clear, let Summoning come out, let the market crash/soar. I think alot of the weird prices/other things are due to the Summoning hype. After that, things will be better.~

 

 

 

I'll wait for summoning, and I'll be pleased if it isn't a grindfest skill. Historically, though, RuneScape's skills require little skill and lots of repetition, in which case it might be fun for the first 30 levels or so and I'll get bored of it- assuming it's F2P.