Also, this specific "requirement" is a bit of OSRS gold a polarization in my view of what should be on the Comp Cape requirements list, and not all Prifddinas. As in to say that you must fulfill every requirement that the city throws at you, by unlocking all the "of the (clan)" titles alongside many more such as The Famous, Slayer Master as well as completing the other tasks for the XP lamps that each clan leader offers.

Prifddinas might seem simple to accomplish, but it's just one of many, many that are situated around the game. Prifddinas is considered to be the "high-level hub", but there's something so unique about Prifddinas, that it merits an entire list of Completionist Cape requirements. These requirements make Prifddinas the biggest requirement outside of the quest cape each task, totaling 2595. This is just my opinion.

Did you ever play RuneScape before? Yeah, i've got an Completionist Cape on RuneScape now! It mean's I've completed the game! Are you sure? Did you take out the toughest boss? It's not the case. I didn't kill half the bosses in RuneScape. How did you finish the game.

Combat is a major factor in RuneScape, which is undeniable. The official RuneScape manual I received from the 2007 scholastic book fair states that. The bosses play a major part of combat and, in my opinion, it seems fair that taking the entire group on and beating them all should be an essential prerequisite for the Completionist Cape. Yakamaru, while I'm not a huge fan of it will make an amazing dog!

The issue I have with this is the team bosses. You can't guarantee that you will be able to find the right team. The ability to "complete" shouldn't be something that is certain and doesn't depend on other players. That would have been feasible prior to the raids release. However, there are now abilities that can be traded. The idea of having all these as a prerequisite is comparable to buy RuneScape gold having every RuneScape weapon in the game as a requirement.