I really enjoy the changes but it's RuneScape gold not the game I loved. It simply didn't provide that much-wanted nostalgia buzz I'd hoped for. That was until I seen Old School Runescape as part of the subscription membership.

The great Old School Runescape times

Downloading the dedicated client for Old School Runescape (I was shocked to learn you're also required to download software to play this iteration of Runescape), left my jaw drop. Old School Runescape came about when Jagex asked the community when the developer should launch a backup copy of this game from 2007 and put it on another development branch. I'm so thankful the community agreed, since this is exactly what I had been cravings.

Creating a new account conducted me through the tutorial island, killing cattle, mining iron, chopping wood, finishing fundamental quests, and figuring out if I wished to be a wizard or not. The graphics remain the same, while the UI has been improved. The very best portion of Old School Runescape is the evolution process. The group shoots out polls to find out what players want to be added to buy OSRS gold the game, and ideas need 75 percent approval to be chosen.