The Prayer Training Madness
In the bustling world of Old School RuneScape (OSRS), an eye-catching phenomenon has emerged: classic MMO players have taken to showering a famous Vtuber, Nerissa Ravencroft, with dragon bones. The goal? To max out her prayer skill. But this isn’t just a simple act of generosity; it raises a few eyebrows and provokes a lot of questions. What on earth is happening here?
Understanding the Context
For those of us who played OSRS back in the day, acclimatizing to this eccentric trend is quite a task. While we’re no strangers to bizarre in-game antics — like the time a group of players overwhelmed guards en masse during a 16-year-old minigame event — showering bones on a streamer? Now that’s a new layer of gaming absurdity! It’s hard to believe how far the game has evolved, shifting focus from adventuring to esoteric joys.
Meet Nerissa: The Bone Idol
Nerissa, a Hololive streamer seemingly pulled from the cobblestoned streets of Hogwarts, has attracted a horde of OSRS fans to her streams. It appears her prayer training session is less about grinding and more about showmanship. In this wild world, players congregating to gift bones isn’t just crazy; it’s a prime example of community bonding through the unlikeliest of avenues. Perhaps this community worship is just what OSRS needed in its otherwise routine player quests.
With every dragon bone gifted, the line between old-school gaming and modern streaming blurs even further. Embracing the quirks of OSRS allows players and Vtuber fans alike to forge a unique connection that transcends traditional gaming races. So, who knows? This trend might just bring a fresh breath into the world of RuneScape — and perhaps some much-needed advantages in the grind for prayer skills!
