Because of the alleged activity that was reported on RuneScape Gold his profile post-2006, a myth circulated claiming his existence was not over and that this was allegedly put down to hackers temporarily having access to his locked account.
While neither can be fully substantiated in the real world, this version of a ghost tale does highlight a unique aspect of MMORPGs and the fact that a plethora of legends could be uncovered about players who actually play in them.
I'm unsure if the statue that is located at The Old Nite still exists It was situated near the southern part of the Wilderness (or "Wildy" in short) It was a huge expanse of wasteland located in north that was frequented with beasts and players-killers. I never made the pilgrimage to the site to view it. What a pity.
Its most noticeable flaw, which may also be its largest advantage, is one similar to the majority of game: its longevity.
Alongside the thrilling adventures and intense PvP battles is the endless grinding out of the mundane household chores such as fishing, mining or cooking in order to level up or earn credits to buy that pesky new helmet or piece of armor. Gotta make money somehow, right?
While such activities are somewhat relaxing, it's a lot of time spent doing the same thing for a long time - a time that could actually be OSRS Fire Cape Buy more beneficial playing through a couple of shorter but not less traditional video games.
