I've been sporadic about keeping up with RuneScape through the years to verify that my account created in 2005 was still in good shape. However OSRS Gold, it wasn't until two months ago, that I received a phone call from a trusted friend in my"Gamer" Squad* which said, "I want to play runescape" that I decided to embark in my journey to Gielinor.

Like any good MMO The goal of RuneScape differs from player to player. Perhaps you're determined to finish every single one of over 200 quests to solidify your Legendary Hero status. Maybe you'd like to master some of the abilities to earn the famous Skill Mastery cape. Maybe you want to make billions from flipping goods at the Grand Exchanges.

You can be an asshole and kill playing players in the wilderness Also. This is not even mentioning the mini-games and world events, fights, and holidays. Naturally, the game is massive. And it's obvious Jagex has not stopped making updates to Gielinor. There's no shortage of fresh games, with the most recent being RuneScape Mobile, which launches on the 17th of June.

It was overwhelming to return to the RuneScape Grand Exchange and see people sporting armor and swords that looked like they could make use of god-killing power to destroy my old, golden dragon armour and an abyssal whip (that'd be awesome if you played in the days of my youth kids).

The menus also differed in the end, even though the kind folks at Jagex created a variety of help for players from the past and included a Legacy menu mode. As a nod to the old gamer, I thrilled to learn that when I visited Lumbridge and spoke to Hans one of the most famous NPC from the start that he would reward me with OSRS Buy Gold 5-10-, or 15-year old veteran's cape. The 15-year cape is something to behold; it has flames burning at the bottom.