These were games like World of Warcraft or Guild Wars that allowed you to chat and play with players from all over OSRS Gold, and all you needed was a decent internet connection. My most favorite drug of choice was RuneScape it was a game that involved me and my brother teaming up to slay the Corporeal Beast as well as learn to cook a delectable monkfish and play a few rounds Gnome Ball.

These days of coming to home after school and jumping on our shared computer and later our own computers but leaving the bedroom doors open to shout out strategies and beg for gold were some of the most fun moments of my life.

I've occasionally kept up with RuneScape throughout the years to make sure my account from 2005 was still in good shape. It wasn't until two months ago, when I received a call from a good friend in my *Gamer Squad*, that read, "I want to play RuneScape," which led me back on my way to Gielinor.

Like any good MMO, the objective in RuneScape changes drastically from player to player. Perhaps you'd like to complete every one of the over 200 quests in order to earn Legendary Hero status. Maybe you want to learn each of those 28 talents required to obtain the famous Skill Mastery cape. Maybe you want to make billions by flipping things on an exchange called the Grand Exchanges.

You can be an asshole and go kill gamers in the wild You could also be a hunter. This is not even mentioning the mini-games and world events, battles, holidays, and duels. The event is huge. It's apparent Jagex has not been slow in developing Gielinor. There's no shortage of fresh software, including RuneScape Mobile, which launches July 17.

It was terrifying to return to RuneScape's Grand Exchange and see people dressed in armor and wielding swords that appeared to make use of god-killing power to destroy my old, high-gloss dragon's armour buy osrs account cheap, and the abyssal whip (that'd be amazing if you were playing back in my time kids).