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Has anyone heard about the creator Andrew Gower then? I always thought his development of the game was genuine, and I really have enjoyed where he has taken runescape. I would hate to hear he's quasi-pseudo-retiring from making decisions, but I can't blame him either- I would enjoy my millions too.

i much preferred the old graphics to rs2, perhaps there is a magic spell that could shoot a colored blob? Any reference to RS classic would be deserved seeing as they closed it off and there's no way to get back. And a lot of players want proof of when their character was created, at the moment only the first 2000 people to sign up for runescape have any real proof. Jagex used to track how much time you have spent logged in to the game, so they most likely saved when your character was created.

Yuck, I don't like cabbage.

meet me in the cabbage patch!

i've got a collage of old players posted on the tip it boards long ago. fook is even on it. is it wise to post pictures of other players?

rob became robsimons a couple days later because he forgot his password

before telekinetic grab came out: varrock bank had a vault in the basement filled with diamonds and stacks of coins but it was locked gate. these diamonds looked like stereotypical cartoon diamonds with the cut that made them large on top and long point underneath. varrock museum had historical armor behind a fence inside which had names like "helmet of so and so warrior" and "sword of some guy". now i believe its just iron armor if anything.

i remember jagex saying something about classic never getting updates or assistance. not catching autoers could fall under that category if their apathy for classic grew. i dont know if they used to ban autoers.

im going to buy members for a month as soon as winter break starts. i'll let you know if you can still get in. i haven't logged into classic since 2005. otherwise, i cant believe i decided to keep stuff on that account when they rs2 available. i kept 60,000 gold pieces and rune armor there, which is almost as much as i have now on rs2. it would be nice if they let me stick my stuff on rs2 before keeping me from logging in on classic, but then there's probably plenty of players who have autoed stuff that would come too.

does it count if i would declare myself an awesome runner-awayer. i used to love to shoot people with my level 14 range skill, hit nothing, and bolt away laughing. lightning was the only person who ever caught up and killed me.

this screen shot was probably taken with [Caution: Jagex Rule Violation]_2!! i remember using that! not only did it have a sweet macro but you could zoom out to view more and remove "fog of war" to remove the blackness of stuff far away. yea i got stat wiped, but i really used [Caution: Jagex Rule Violation]_2 because you could play full screen and zoom out.

robsimons

when they were making runescape 2, they promised to keep the old runescape for people to play. i just assumed they kept it as runescape classic because of their promise. gowers are nice people.

oh yea! they used to keep track of how much time you had spent playing runescape. like instead of level rankings, they had time played ranking. oldmanschild was the first to reach a full day of game play i think.

Everdred was the first player to reach level 99 in any skill, it was in woodcutting. Runescape was opened to the public in january 2001. before that, jagex had a game room with checks, chess, slime wars (my favorite), connect 4, etc. (they took it down a couple of years ago and im still upset they never returned it.) Here is a map of one of the original planned layout of runescape. atleast i believe it to be, it was posted on the tip.it boards back in 2001 or 2002. i wish i still had the screenshots i saw on here then of runescape as mud game with even simpler graphics than runescape classic. 2. i dont know if the max level was 123, i always assumed it was 99. i guess nobody had their levels high enough to know. this was added feature, was not always there. it certainly wasn't added until after 2003. it started off you had to find a bed and sleep in it, then andrew introduced sleeping bags. there was no fence. it was a black screen. every square was black and you couldnt move anywhere. also, if someone else was sent to the black hole at the same time you were, you would be stuck in the same square in the blackness. later, poeple were trying to get blackholed so they could see it, so jagex added Thurdor's Black Hole in the dwarven mine. He let you go in and gave you a disc of returning for 10gp. once in the hole, you spun the disk and it returned you to the surface. this was only in the members version when it opened. it wasnt in the free version. and you respawned in lumbridge. this is why lumbridge was just pretty much duel city for a while. Ive never heard of cyberwars. Second everyone was pk in the beginning, choosing between non-pk and pk began later. as for choosing specified classes, there was also necromancer. you got a little stat boost in the attributed skill and some items warrior-wood shield and bronze sword or something and some strength xp or something rander-range xp and crossbow maybe miner-miner xp and pick axe wizard-blue wizard clothes, mind or body runes, and good magic xp necromancer-black wizard clothes, mind or body runes, and evil magic xp adventurer-bronze axe and i dont know xp the xp you recieved, got you to level 2 or 3. in the beginning, you could attack anywhere but lumbridge. the cabbage fields outside of lumbridge were a very popular place to kill unsuspecting new players, it was always a slaughter there. fights back then, you could attack and you could log out in the middle of battle. so it was pretty hard to get killed. plus you could run away after the first hit (later they made it so you had to wait for 3 hits before you could run, which is where poeple came up with the 3 hit kills). people would wait where you logged out for you to come back and youd log in like an hour later and WHAM, you are dead. you lost everything. the bank opened a little later, and it only held gold then, so people mostly kept stuff on mules (characters created to hold stuff). there was no adamantite in the beginning. it was slowly released piece by piece. same thing with rune after admantite wasn't as amazing anymore -much like dragon armor is doing now (except bluerose13x reached rune smithing and started making rune items before they could really be released. andrew did make it so the rune plate was the reward for dragon quest which was touted by them as the ultimate quest). red capes added no armor, pretty much useless unless you wanted to get called a noob. some clans wore them to identify themselves in the clan like the razors. grey capes could be obtained from the highway man, they offered 1 or 2 armor, i cant remember. then they added the champion's guild which sold blue capes. you could only get in if you had enough quest points. blue capes had one more armor point over grey. beer could be drunk infinitely to raise your strength to level 99 which was promptly changed after word spread. there was no buddy list at first, you used to have to type "tell (enter name)" then type your message and it would send to them. F1 used to be low graphic mode where the runescape screen graphics were reduced 50%. it looked like alternating blacks lines running through the screen but you could still see. it essentially looked like night time. Al karid was added a week or 2 after the game opened and it was awesome. before that it was just ocean. other wise range did effect combat at some time. im pretty sure prayer didnt effect it at some time too.