The days of returning to home after OSRS gold and jumping onto our shared computers, and then our own, but leaving our bedroom doors open to yell strategies and plead for gold, were some of the most enjoyable times I have had as a child.

I've kept track of RuneScape through the years to check that my account from 2005 was still intact. It wasn't until two months ago, when I got a text message from a close friend from my Gamer Squad* that simply read, "I want to play RuneScape," which I began on my path to Gielinor.

Like any excellent MMO The objective of RuneScape changes drastically between players. Perhaps you'd like to complete each and every one of the more than 200 quests to achieve Legendary Hero status. Perhaps you're interested in mastering any of the 27 skills to earn the prestigious Skill Mastery cape. Maybe you want to make billions of flipping items on Grand Exchanges.

You can be an asshole , and then go on to kill characters in the wild You could also be a hunter. That's not even to mention the mini-games, world events, holiday events, and duels. Needless to say, the event is massive. It's evident Jagex hasn't stopped making improvements to Gielinor. There's a multitude of new games, with the most recent being RuneScape Mobile, which launches on the 17th of June.

It was overwhelming to return to the RS gold and see people who were wearing armor and wielding swords that appeared to use god-killing power to smash my silver-coated dragon's armor as well as my abyssal whip (that'd be awesome if you played it back in the day and teen years).