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I had an actual addiction about 4 years ago (RSC). The only way (and successfully) that got me to quit was getting myself banned from these forums (I did), and having a drop party dropping everything I had (which would be worth alot now: party hats, santa hats, hallowe'en mask sets, and other armour and stuff, of course etc.). I also gave my account to my friend. Before that I played RS every day for 2+ hours (Ok, I don't have no life, and it wasn't an ultimate addiction like 24/7 non stop). Well, I'm back now, having learned some self control and maturity, and I can play RS when I have time and want to now :) (I do kind of regret dropping all those rares, though :P )

Grats. My 5 year anniversary is in 4 months =)

Meh. I just got back to RS after about 3 years (Before RS2 came along), and lost contact with all of my RS friends, except 1. This is due to my memory being the worst ever, which means I can't remember 99% of the things and people I talked to back then. I'm feeling really lonely on RS right now, so maybe you could add me: Hyper puss \

Definately not true. Personal experience, and have seen many old school players that held many drop parties but came back.

Someone needs to learn basic math. WoW has 50.6% of the world's MMORPG players. It has ~7million players, so there are about ~14million players in total playing MMORPGs. I put the "playing" in bold, because there are probably a lot of MMORPG players out there that aren't subscribed to an MMORPG atm. But the site also doesn't take into account ALL the MMORPGs, as there are many foreign MMORPGs and small MMORPGs that he didn't count. So, I predict there are at least 20 million players playing MMORPGs.

This thread has officially made me miss RSC by about 1000%, and made me consider playing RS2 just for the sake of playing Runescape again.

The fact is that most artists main source of income is from concert ticket sales. The CDs almost make them nothing, except the real popular ones. If their (non-popular artists) songs can't be downloaded, then they most likely will not benefit from that at all. In fact, if their songs are downloaded by people, chances are that they are benefiting and gaining more money in the long term from it.

I remember some of those people. I started in January 2002. Do I count as an old player? PS :: My username was hyper puss, but I doubt anyone here would know me...

Wow, this brings back so many (blurred) memories. I still think the graphics on RSC look better. Almost forgot what the interface looked like until now.