FatNWackyRS concludes his post with a simple, heartwarming message to Osborne If he happens to be reading it Thank you for everything he's been able to do for Runescape and warm best wishes for his time working at Square Enix OSRS Gold. "We love you, will miss you, and I wish you the highest amount of prosperity for your exciting adventures in the future with Square Enix," the Redditor wrote in behalf of the RS community.

Thanks to my 2006 diary which I have compiled, I am able to confidently say that I walked my first steps in Gielinor which is the location of RuneScape on the 29th of April in that year. Younger Lottie wrote about the fact that RuneScape was 'good looking with its impressive map before going on a exasperation about the fact that she couldn't find the last episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion on what I'm guessing was a legal website. I'm wondering what she could have written if they had known RuneScape was to become the mainstay in her gaming library.

Going through old diaries was an exploration of my own RuneScape background; I kept track of level achievements, new discoveries and mishaps, including my first trip to Varrock. Beware of my low combat experience, and afraid of being killed by the hand of monsters stronger than myself, I opted to keep to the routes and ensure my safety from the monsters that lurk in the dark realms.

It was, in reality, a decision which backfired as I approached the city's southern gates and confronted the dark wizards who are sat in the area. (Really it makes you think about how much Varrock guards are being paid ...) after having had my fill of Varrock I meticulously planned my departure with the hope of avoiding another gruesome surprise and then suffered an almost-death experience by an auto driver near Port Sarim.

Delving deeper I found Pest Control strategies and how I came across RuneScape's notorious glitch, The Falador Massacre. It was June 5, 2006 and Cursed You was celebrating being the first player ever to reach Level 99 Construction with a party in his player-owned house.

Lag however, forced him to expel everyone and when he left, the players who had been inside the combat ring were able to see that they could, because of an unknown error in the Construction skill code, attack anyone osrs account sale, even though they were outside the dedicated PvP area. Since their victims couldn't retaliate this awe-inspiring carnage went down in RuneScape history.