My language is Icelandic. I began playing RuneScape at 2004 when I was 7 years old. I remember the very first thing I ever typed on that game by a request from my sister who had been 12 years old at at time, she asked me to beg in Varrock. Ever since 2004 I have played Runescape on and off and I’m thankful for that because it has benefited me a lot going through university and college. When talking with tourists visiting Iceland I frequently get compliments about my accent and they could not alter my accent from somebody who grew up with English vs me growing up using Icelandic, which is completely different.

I’m end 20’s and played nearly every popular (MMO) game on the market since the late 90’s. Played RS back in the days but not gave it an honest attempt. Last year, started again around the time came out. As my irl long playing friends kept pushing me (again:P). Holy *** is Runescape hard and huge. It’s an RPG, kind of like of the survival/craft games you have with PvP components similar to Eve Online, in a medieval fantasy theme. It is fantastic. I am skilling, simply and questing, bossing, which makes millions of gp having tons of fun. Every thing feels rewarding. Can really recommend anybody to play Runescape with runescape 2007 gold.

I do agree with you seeing Runescape’s questing. It’s one of the only MMOs that actually makes them feel like quests in the DnD feel of this word rather than the mandatory to make it to the appropriate region of the game sense of this word.That said, beyond having quality quests, it’s tough to recommend the game as”one of the greatest”. It is not. You mentioned the skill cap being unbelievably high, but realistically everything comes down to is quick combos from PvP that involve quickly swapping between windows and items to pull damage combos off. It is not an ability in the way folks would think of being skilled at a game since you competing than interacting with the game world in a manner.

For the ones that don’t do that, it’s a point and click adventure sport and being successful only means having the proper levels/gear/healing items in your inventory. At the end of the day it’s an incredibly grindy and incredibly simple game, although I can appreciate my time with the game. A lot of what you can do long term is afk-able and ultimately it leads to me suggesting to people that the sport can be a good side game — so you’ll be able to progress your character inside while you do something else (like watching Netflix).

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