The reason I keep coming back to RuneScape is the way it feels like a living organism; constantly evolving with new challenges and places OSRS Gold. There are the abilities, the interwoven tapestries that tie the various aspects of gameplay that let me go between making runestones or the hunt for dinosaurs. My personal favorite is Archaeology due to how it blends lore and exploration into excellent skill progression.

When it comes to RuneScape the lore, don't forget the questlines. Here I've experienced gothic horror as well as epic fantasy, and the desire of one man to bake cakes. I'll never forget all the hours which I spent at the Temple of Light, even though I often wish I could. Then there's Old School RuneScape through which I can time travel back to the original game I fell in love with.

I've had breaks, mostly while playing some new game or RuneScape over the years. The longest was when Evolution of Combat (also known as EoC) was released. the ability and action bars were in conflict with my RuneScape section of my brain.

RuneScape is, however, never discovers a way to catch me, and this time it was the Legacy Combat Mode, which revived the tick-based combat that was the norm in. EoC and I are in a rather turbulent relationship; mostly due to reluctance on my part, but I'm trying. Rarely.

My diaries also contain information of my most recent RuneScape successes, especially when I get a new pet skilling up, but it has to share the space with short reflections about the Indie Games I've played. Also, complaints about my lack of Log Stool DIY recipes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons buy osrs items cheap. I'm working on an idea of what I'd like to do in RuneScape over the next few years.