It was overwhelming to return to the RuneScape Grand Exchange and see people wearing armor and wielding swords that seemed to RuneScape Gold summon god-killing power and smash my silver-trimmed armor for dragons and the abyssal whip (that'd be amazing if you played the game back in my day and the days of kids).
The menus also differed and the menus were different, but it turned out the friendly folks at Jagex put in place a great deal of support for old players, including a legacy menu mode. As a nod to the old player, I was happy to discover that when I went to Lumbridge and spoke to Hans who was a famous NPC from the beginning Hans could give me a five-, 10-, or 15-year veteran cape. The cape from 15 years ago is something to see; it's got fire burning down the at the bottom.
After being so overwhelmed, I chose to concentrate on a long-term objective of mine: master the art of firemaking. Skills mastery takes endless hours of repeating motions until you reach the level 99 (now more than 120 points in few skills) In the end, it is rewarded with a cape worthy of a master. This cape has been cut. It's bright.
It shows the symbol of whatever skill and even comes with a matching hood. My brother and an excellent friend -- who claimed to be an powerful mage--also joined the MMO fun Cheap RuneScape Gold. After returning to in the RuneScape game (and continuously reminding the group via the Discord chat that I was among the best among us) the time came to go to work.