The early years of the aughts and as the internet set the world of gaming with LAN gaming possibilities, one type of fantasy experience emerged in the form of the MMORPG which is also known as the Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game for those who aren't experts OSRS Gold.

There were games such as World of Warcraft or Guild Wars which let you chat and interact with players from all over the world, and all you required was an internet connection. My favorite fantastical addiction was RuneScape the game that included me and my friend working together to defeat the Corporeal Beast as well as learn to cook monkfish in a stunning way, and play a few games of Gnome Ball.

Those days of coming back from school and jumping onto our shared computers, as well as later on our own computer but keeping our bedroom doors open for us to shout strategies and plead for gold were some of the best memories I've had as a child.

I've kept track of RuneScape over the years to ensure my account from 2005 was still functioning. But it wasn't until about two months ago, that I got a text message from a good friend from my Gamer Squad* that simply said, "I want to play runescape," which I began on my quest to Gielinor.

As with every good MMO like any other good MMO, the goal of RuneScape changes drastically from player to player. Maybe you'd like to finish every single one of over 200 quests to solidify your Legendary Hero status. Perhaps you're looking to master at least one of 28 abilities to earn the illustrious Skill Mastery cape. Perhaps you'd like to earn billions of dollars flipping items on one of the Grand Exchanges.

It's possible to be an asshole or go to the slaughter of characters in the open Also. It's not even talking about the mini-games and world events, holiday events, and duels. Of course, the event is huge runescape accounts. And it's clear Jagex has not been slow in updating Gielinor. There's a multitude of new software, including RuneScape Mobile, which launches June 17.