It's a cool feature! I also discovered that manual checking of the songs still works RuneScape gold as well. In the same way, I was wondering what we can do to have the checkboxes returned for e.g. the requirements for quests when we are not using the WikiSync plugin? I often like to mark the boxes to indicate e.g. possible builds, future plans of my account, etc. and it'd be awesome to have them back in such situations!

Making Gauntlet for the OSRS Dungeoneering is an intervention

Dungeoneering was so beautifully made it could've been a game in its own. From the playthrough to the music was amazing. CG isn't even close to it. Dungeoneering was what brought me to work hard on a lot of the skills I otherwise wouldn't have. I fuckin enjoyed dungeoneering (after the level of about 80).

Same with Stealing Creation. I loved that minigame so it was that I got out and practiced like a pro to acquire the appropriate base 80s in order to get that awesome tier 5. The rush of a dagger and barrage runes to ensure that I could pretend to be an inexperienced skiller, then fucking someone up when they confronted me with their rubbish tier 3 was the most fun. Or sneaking into a cloud close to their base and then stepping out long enough to fire a rage at people coming and going was hilarious and in most cases, slowed down their flow so bad. Everyone was looking for kills, but you could win the game simply by throwing numerous people off, that you ended up with many people around your cloud trying make you feel better instead of gathering or processing data and helping.

Time limits aren't good for game design they fill a specific purpose which is to create pressure and speedy decision-making. They also provide a benchmark that allows you to confirm that you're growing. This is why you're not battling the same issue again. You learned through trial and error.

In reality, time limits are a significant aspect of nearly every game. The spawning of enemies in certain Buy OSRS gold intervals, or levels that fill up with water are just some examples of time limits in a fancy costume. It's fine not to like each piece of content and designing content to please all players is doomed to failure. For me, the GC I had was a blast until I could master it, I moved on to other things.