Those days of coming back from school and getting on the shared

The early years of the '90s when the internet was in its early days and the internet lit the gaming scene with LAN games OSRS Gold, a kind of fantasy adventure emerged: the MMORPG (or Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game for those who aren't experts.

There were games such as World of Warcraft or Guild Wars that let you communicate and play with players from all overthe world. all you needed was a semi-decent internet connection. My personal fantastical addiction was RuneScape, a game that included me and my friend banding together to take down the Corporeal Beast, learn to cook the most delicious monkfish and play a few games of Gnome Ball.

Those days of coming back from school and getting on the shared computer and then our own, but leaving our bedroom doors open for us to yell at strategies and beg for money, were among the most enjoyable memories I've had as a child.

I've sporadically kept up with RuneScape throughout the years to make sure my account from 2005 was intact. However, it wasn't until two months ago, that I received a phone call from a good friend in my"Gamer" Squad*. The text simply stated, "I want to play RuneScape," that I started back on my way to Gielinor.

As with every great MMO the goal in RuneScape changes drastically between players. Perhaps you'd like to complete every single one of over 200 quests in order to earn Legendary Hero status. Maybe you want to OSRS Buy Gold master each of those 28 abilities to earn the illustrious Skill Mastery cape. Perhaps you'd like to earn billions from flipping goods at the Grand Exchanges.