I have never even played EOC but I have played lots of WoW to have the ability to understand the large potential that type of fight has. You can do a lot more with this, as the developer. I think they've done an unbelievable job with RS gold pvm regardless of the extreme constraints of this frame of RuneScape. It's frankly really striking. Because pvm was flat out boring, in RS2 I played to pk.
The hardest pvm in RuneScape was godwars (and even that was just towards the end), and there is really nothing to those bosses either, they're just big idiots who hit kinda hard. Pvm was helpless. However, in OSRS the improvement is insane. I do pk since the pvm is fun and engaging. Raids are great bosses are strong. And something similar to the inferno, well that's only a masterpiece, so I do not even understand how they handled that one. I believe that they have space to earn more pvm in OSRS.I think an argument could be made that RS has a bizarre of way of swallowing you into it, and not allowing you to go. There are many RS have a hard time deciding to not watch in my spare time and content creators on the market I have fallen in love with. To me it's similar to an invasion, and it gets into other facets of your time other than games. Contrary to other leisurely activities, I think spending a lot time considering RS even when I'm not playing is much more reminiscent of an addiction than studying a book or watching TV and films which are (most often) unrelated to one another.
Mate, I must ask - why is it you don't do things while playing RuneScape? It's not one or another haha. If it had been, I'd never play. I hate doing nothing and playing OSRS. While doing something effective on the other side, it spices up everything but I love playing OSRS. Or for the more click intensive things, something semi-productive. Listening to audiobooks or assignments for a uni class on replicate or something. I'd encourage you to not so intensely dichotomise the notions of OSRS and productivity... Because in doing so, you're likely to make it harder on yourself to depart, since you'll begin to feel that you are going to have to give up your crutch entirely to be able to achieve any type of productivity. When we understand that we can actually do both (maybe not the 3 tick sweats)we open up ourselves to the capability to transition into productive living.
I have completed many, many effective things over the years playing buy OSRS gold, and I am not saying you can not be productive while enjoying RuneScape by any way. I'm saying it is unhealthy to play RuneScape every day for hours and hours, regardless of if you're doing something worthwhile. Like this feeling of needing to fill my requirement for RS every day is created any less legitimate by the fact that I can get work done while I'm doing 36, I really don't feel. The impulse to indulge in RS is very much, and still there a problem in my eyes. Frankly, this line of thinking comes as an excuse to keep yourself investing time into RuneScape instead of discovering hobbies or resources of entertainment.