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Runescape - what year graphics did you like, Osrs/EoC/Pre-eoc(around 2009-2012)

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^ i liked pre-eoc ones for the most, the pking was also better with those. In osrs everything is kind of random but its definitely better than eoc.

I also miss dungeoneering with these graphics, would like to see dung in osrs lol.

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Pre-eoc for gambling :P

Oh yea, i liked flower games and dicing.

I once declined tons of times making fake bets and made like 7M by doing so lol.

Graphics that OSRS used atm. It's what I grew up with and simple. Not too flashy but not too boring.

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    Graphics that OSRS used atm. It's what I grew up with and simple. Not too flashy but not too boring.

    It would be better if they had a bit bigger of a view.

    Pre-eoc for gambling tongue.png

    This ^

    If anyone says OSRS graphics, then they obviously haven't played for as long as I have on them. RS HD release was the best thing to ever happen and it took them so long to do it.

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    I guess it was 2010. 
    The Design like OSRS, but you could choose the screen size and HQ LQ and MQ ...

    2008 Graphics when it was released HD

     

    2011 for gameplay

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