knepri
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I actually dont know when I started. I did play for atleast a year before RS2 came out. I was so mad at it that I stopped playing, lol :)
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Oh this brings back memories! When I first started runescape it was still Runescape classic. I still sometimes search out old RSC help pages and look at all the items and remember how it was.. Ironically when Runescape 2 came out I was so disappointed and quit playing for a year. Now I love the graphics, but it was a huge change and I just couldnt handle it... Yo-yo was also my first holiday item after starting to play again. The next one I had was the skeleton costume as I simply got bored and went away....With that account my Runescape experience ended a few years ago when it got hacked and I just didnt care anymore. I had been so proud of my account ( level 79) and it was my first member account ever. I still have some screenshots that I like to look at. My current account is only a few years old, the first holiday item i have is also a skeleton mask, so its 4 years old. I have always come back to runescape, I dont even know why... I have played different RPGs with a lot better graphics but I always come back. Something about Runescape just is so appealing to me that I cant turn my back to, lol. Even though Im in high school now and I can only play on holidays and summer I still try to do all the holiday stuff and new quests. I do agree with the founder of this topic(the only post i read, I will start reading the others after posting mine) that RS was amazing and, yes, I do get nostalgic remembering all the good times, but I have gotten used to all the changes. Grand exchange is a great thing for me as I have never been a very good merchant. But I do think the Trading norms are real wierd. The first weapons I ever got were given to me by a friend, whose name I sadly cant remember, and they cost a lot more then the trading norms allow. What brought me to runescape was the simplicity of the game and Id love to go back to it, but sadly doing so, I would lose all the new content I have come to love.