Remorse

Either way, have you any inkling of who the line-up of prospective buyers might be? Off-hand? No. I'm not close enough to the ground to know, for sure, who would be looking to this kind of purchase. There's a fair number of game manufacturers -- not to mention media empires -- who are all chomping at the bit to own a "highly successful" MMORPG. That said, I've been lobbing this theory out there since Jagex rigged set up the vote to return the Wildy and Free Trade into the game. All these little nudges and winks speak to me of an impending sale -- or at least a desire to sell -- of the Runescape franchise. :unsure: That is amazingly possible, and makes more sense the more I read it. That will be interesting. Extremely interesting, in fact.

I think it's time I'm giving up. Completely.

That's really beautiful indeed.

Can be locked! ^_^

Became time they supported clans (officially, in game). It has only been 10 years.

Personal long-awaited update. Finally :).

The second article made me so sad. It's like doomsday approaching soon.

Some beautiful memories. Thanks for sharing.

As an old veteran myself, I LOVED watching this. Thank you for sharing some memories.

Winning comment here.

Pretty cool stuff there.

With the upcoming GWD update I'm trying to make as much money as possible through barrows, abby demons, regular skilling, ... . I'm quite busy IRL so usually I end up fishing sharks. Ugh, it's horrible to see that you are hardly advancing in the game even though you're quite an amount of hours online. RuneScape is one of these games you actually *need* money (in game, in this case), to get the most fun out of it. Since, let us admit, we do enjoy hitting high, having expensive gear, ... I want to start warring soon, and that gear is also pretty expensive. I need to train herblore. I want to finish pray (95). Shortly - I could use a few mill- err.. billions. Thing is, by the time you have collected money for something, something else is released, or you find something new which requires money. I'm not a pro DG'er so I don't have access to Frost Dragons for the best money-make method in game at this point. I'm a person who plays more as moderate and it makes me think how the average player copes with it. Are they happy with their 'average' gear? I really need to find a way to get money and to train agility which doesn't involve farming, 'cause I hate it xD. But yea, those who want to be rich have to suffer I guess? Mm..

Indeed, Jagex can do far better. :(

Hey there. Before I'll go over to the quest review, first some information on how my maxing is going. It's going horrible, in fact. Because of my RL is at this point extremely busy, all I'm doing on RS is AFK skilling (fish/woodcutting), which I already have 99. So, at this point there's absolutely no progress in agility. At this point I'm 85. I'm hoping my situation is changing soon because I'm really liking agility at this point. Currently : 85 Now.. the quest. In all honesty, I found it disappointing. Especially knowing that it's their 10th anniversary. It was short, it wasn't -special-, not an extremely interesting fight (read : not even used food or prayer at all...). I expected more from Jagex, especially considering the amazing quest writers they have working in their company. Quests have become way to easy IMO, compared to the old ones. I was finished in a little bit more as an hour without guides. One positive point, I do enjoyed the story (even though I've completely forgotten the whole Dwarven quest series, they should remind you what has happened so far at the start of the quest). The cut-scenes were amazing, and the different steps you had to do in the quest were alright. I do enjoyed the fact that the whole quest happens in Kelgradim, so not much travelling around really. Score = 6/10 I know you can do better, Jagex. Much better. BUT, rewards are finally getting better doing quests, a nice change. Your opinions?

Hmm, you're right. 10k's will add up eventually :). And I really hate farming. I can't get myself to do it for some reason :/.