Runescape is finaly updated! You won't notice the upgrade until you have traveled every part of the wild lv.25. You have lost your chance to get ultimate cash.Hahahahahahahahahhahahahhahah!!!!!!!!!

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This thread is a snapshot of early player reaction to a mid‑2000s RuneScape update. For readers jumping in years later: the game has since split into two actively supported experiences — the modern client that continued to change systems like combat and the Wilderness, and a separate project that preserves the older 2007-era gameplay. For a classic, stable experience check Old School RuneScape (Old School RuneScape).

Practical points that follow from the original posts by , , , and :

  • If the question is about entering PvP areas: treat them as risky zones. Bank high-value items, bring expendable gear, keep quick teleports ready and use protection prayers. Know what you stand to lose on death before you go in.
  • For account safety and harassment concerns (raised by ): use official account protections, enable two-factor authentication, set a bank PIN, never share passwords, and report or block abusive players through the official channels.

Stay on official clients and follow publisher guidance for account security; account recovery and reporting tools are kept up to date on the developer site (Jagex). For history, detailed change lists and reliable player guides, the community wiki and official patch notes remain the best references. If the aim was nostalgia, the Old School branch and its guide pages will match the feel that remembered.

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wat happens wen u get there u geek:twisted:

you guys members in RS?

Runescape was very fun when it first came out during the good old days before World of Warcraft appeared. It was a very fun and well put together game with nice multiplayer system setup that gets you hooked ;)

Its full of unsavery people praying on young kids now. Sad.

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