It's true that RuneScape isn't without its shares of microtransactions. This is the most sinister feature of the game in which MMOs such as RuneScape and World of Warcraft all but invented RuneScape Gold, but, with my adult money having a membership, it wasn't a burden in comparison to membership. And, beyond that and other perks like cool cosmetics to be awed other players such as XP boosts, game-specific cash--is almost all non-negotiable.
In time, my brother earned his weed leaf cape, but not before I got my professional firemaking cape. Our friend, however, hasn't made any improvements in his wizardry because I'm an average of 20 levels higher in arcane magic than him. However, this was only the start. We started playing mini-games. seeking, writing about world news...
It's fair to say that I'm addicted once more, an addiction that's only likely to get much worse if I could hold Varrock right in my hand. RuneScape's claws sank into the most vulnerable parts of my brain and ignited this old passion to give me an immense amount of peace during one of the most anxious and uncomfortable moments in my life.
So while I may piss away hours clicking through Falador and Draynor and Draynor, the peace of mind is worth it. You RuneScape goblins with your fingers covered in the fire conjured by Zamorak currently, might be giggling at how simple it is to earn the cape of firemaker, or wondering why after fifteen years, this isn't the first cape of skill I've ever earned.
However, when I received my first cape for skill after more than a decade along with my brother as well as a friend, I was thrilled. There's something deeply emotional in playing old games like this. Sometimes it's displeasure that you cannot see the same thing as your childhood self rs2007 gold. Sometimes it's a personal recognition of how a name shaped your childhood.
