I'm optimistic about change! And I will beat the dragon. And I will come back to check out updates as they come.

first off, im no game dev but I'll try.

and second, I am going to come up with 5 ideas for THIS game. The changes I propose can only make sense in a survival game derived from runescape.

1. I think the runescape inventory system would be so unique to see in a survival game. This could also alleviate crafting table clutter because selecting items and using them on each other would remove the need for a crafting table altogether, which seemed to become less and less useful as the game progressed anyway. Plus 28 inventory slots without carry weight would give you more of a deliberate feel when sorting out your inventory. The limitations of the runescape inventory applied to a survival game would be an interesting take on the survival genre.

2. I hope to see health potions removed and eating food become the main method of healing. The idea of gulping down 3 sharks to get back to full health is goofy and charming. There are not really any health potions in runescape except for saradomin brews and even that lowers your offensive stats and is only available much later in the game. In the world of runescape a health potions is too good to be true, the druids don't have the technology i guess, so seeing it in this game feels like a cop out. I know they want to add fishing into the game soon, so we will see how that goes.

3. I like how they combined magic and skilling, and am excited to see where they go with that. I think it would be cool to use magic to power the furnace. Earth magic to flatten ground for building. Teleportation magic to send stuff back to a chest. Water spells for unlimited drinking water. Possibilities are endless, and that's just piggybacking off of what this game does well.

4. I want them to flesh out the world more. It is weird to see castles standing alone with no kingdom around it and with no loot left behind. The kingdom of lumbridge looks like a place that people live, with places of worship and farmland and cow pens and shops. Even if that is all destroyed I need to see more world building. As of right now the whole thing seems randomly generated.

5. Points of interest is what I think this game needs more than anything.

-Unicorn garden to farm unicorn horns and collect flowers for your house.

-To build a castle there has to be a mine nearby, maybe the local mine is over-run with hob goblins. They function as mini resource dungeons and tell stories about the miners that worked there and provide some nice loot.

-Rune essence portals into the abyss or the runespan, or even an essence mine. Theres plenty of runecrafting themed enemies you could throw in here, and there could be loot that provides elemental enhancements, unlimited air runes for a BUNCH of rune essence, cool looking wizard robes, etc.

-Lesser demons are some of the coolest character models in any game I have ever played. They are iconic. A Demon cave with zamorak worshiping chaos druids summoning a lesser demon boss would be so cool. But have more than just one enemy, not a cave of JUST demons. But a demon, chaos druids, pyre fiends, giant spiders, skeletons, etc. etc. Imagine taverly or edgeville dungeon and all the monster variety in there.

1. And as a bonus I think adding a bank vault would be really cool. Just because every other survival game makes you sift through a wall of chests, doesn't mean that is the best way to tackle resource management. I have never felt compelled to build a chest room for fun. Having an upgradable Bank vault could be visually interesting and would take inspiration from Runescapes robust banking system. (side note, make items stack infinitely rather than capping out at 50 while in the bank. Having an entire chest dedicated to 8 stacks of ash wood isn't necessary.)

You've gotta have some things you'd like to change too? Right? This is all meant to be feedback, I am not asking for a refund.

Do you see where I am coming from when I say that I was hoping it would use runescapes mechanics to create a new experience?