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It was quite overwhelming to go back to RuneScape's Grand Exchange and see people who were wearing armor and wielding swords that seemed to OSRS Gold unleash god-killing force to break my old, golden dragon armour and abyssal whip (that'd be pretty impressive if you were playing back in the day, kiddos).
Even the menus were different and the menus were different, but it turned out the nice people at Jagex set up a lot of support for old players which included a traditional menu mode. In a further nod to past players, I ecstatic to find out that when I went to Lumbridge and spoke to Hans, an iconic NPC from the beginning, I could get him to reward me with an oblong, five-, 10--, or the 15 year veteran's cape. The cape that has 15 years of service is something to behold; it has fire burning in the at the bottom.
When I was overwhelmed, I made the decision to concentrate on a lifelong ambition of mine: to master firemaking. Skills mastery takes many hours of repetitious moves to reach level 99 (now 120 in a couple of areas) In the end, it gives you the coveted cape of a master. This cape is trim. It's bright.
The symbol is of every skill, and it comes with a matching hood. My brother and a good friend, who claimed she was a powerful mage, also joined in the MMO fun. After exploring my exploration of the RuneScape universe (and frequently reminding my group via chat on Discord message that I'm the strongest among us) I was ready to get started.
The group would be some of the most legendary craftsmen Gielinor's ever encountered, me with my arson My friend with his magic and my brother with herblore (potion-making) that he took on because the cape for his skills appears like a weed.
This mission was the most enjoyable time of the pandemic. It was certainly an uninteresting grind but RuneScape does such an amazing job of Buy OSRS Gold rewarding players that it just felt like me and my pals chatting off on Discord just like usual, but with goal-setting.
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