Those days of coming home from school RuneScape Gold, and playing on the shared computer as well as later on our own computer however, leaving the doors to our bedrooms open for us to shout strategies and beg for gold among the best times I had growing up.

I've sporadically kept up with RuneScape throughout the years to make sure that my account from the year 2005 was still active. But it wasn't until two months ago that I received a text from a friend of mine in my"Gamer Squad*, which simply stated, "I want to play runescape," and I re-started in my journey to Gielinor.

Like any good MMO The goal of RuneScape is different between players. Maybe you want to complete every single one of over 200 quests to solidify your Legendary Hero status. Perhaps you'd like to master some of the abilities to earn the illustrious Skill Mastery cape. Perhaps you'd like to make billions by flipping products on in the Grand Exchanges.

It's possible to be an asshole and kill playing players in the wilderness, too. It's not even talking about the mini-games and world events, fights, and holidays. The game is massive. And it's clear Jagex hasn't been slow in updating Gielinor. There's plenty of new shit, the latest being RuneScape Mobile, which launches on June 17.

It was quite overwhelming to return to the RuneScape Grand Exchange and see people who were wearing armor and wielding swords which looked like they could make use of god-killing power to destroy my old, gold-trimmed dragon armor and an abyssal whip (that'd be pretty impressive if you played it back in my days and the days of kids).

Even the menus were different and the menus were different, but it turned out the nice people at Jagex put in place a great deal of support for old players and even a nostalgic menu mode. Another nod to older players, I was ecstatic to discover that if I visited Lumbridge and spoke to Hans who was a famous NPC since the beginning who could present me with 5-10-, or 15-year veteran cape runescape 07 gold. The 15-year cape is something to see; it's got fire burning down the lower part of the cape.