In terms of boosts and special effects, that's the purpose of prayer. It's designed to provide players with advantages and benefits in combat that other MMOs typically offer players through trade skills, such as crafting armor runes that be affixed to your armor or making your weapon become more powerful and more powerful, and so on.

RuneScape does not have this therefore it requires prayers to function as such and provide players with the kind of choice as the content in the endgame becomes more difficult and more difficult (God Wars, Dungeoneering and other bosses are prime examples) along with gear that will only provide a limited amount and that's why potions are getting stronger and stronger. Actually, the equipment and items (as as well as prayers) were becoming overpowered in PvP, which is why there were absorb effects that armor suffers from.

My argument is that RuneScape requires something similar to an aura slot in order to effectively increase the amount of players. It can be difficult to comprehend for someone who haven't reached a 99 skill or doesn't have a high enough level of combat to be able to tackle difficult bosses where it's not possible to just hit Protect from Melee/Range/Magic everything is fine however it's one of the things the game needs to provide new, challenging content in the near future.

The advantage of transferring it to a statslot is that JaGEx could say, for example, to prohibit using aura slots within the Wilderness (as an instance) and balancing Boss-killing (and other PvE with high combat content) and PvP.

Instead of ranting about it replicating a feature that all excellent MMOs offer, perhaps you should consider the reason it's released and what it's designed to do instead of complaining about it. But the issue is that the majority of players today don't have enough knowledge to see the implications of.

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