Mod creator OSRS gold 117 claims that they tried to negotiate with Jagex and even offered to take down their mod when Jagex had finished their work the release of their effort however, "they declined outright," almost as if they were announcing the end for a work that consumed "approximately more than 2000 hours of effort over the course of two years."For all the fierce competition, RuneScape isn't just a motley collection of individuals. The truth is this ... but like all other communities, RuneScape's members can come together and assist each other out in a few shining moments worthy of the knightly respect that's often featured on screen.

The most impressive act of kindness has to be the work of the game's creators Jagex when they dedicated an icon in game (and most recently, a pub) in memory of the best player, known as 'The Old Nite', who sadly passed away during the year the year 2006. He'd been active almost since the beginning of RuneScape in 2001, and was often the second-highest-ranked player, right ahead of Zezima.

Based on rumours of activity on his profile in the year 2006, a myth circulated claiming there was a chance he could still be alive, however, it was also claimed to be due to hackers who gained access to his account that was locked. While neither can be proven however, this virtual representation of a ghost tale does show another interesting aspect of MMORPGs and the fact that a plethora of legends are able to be created about players who actually play in them.

I'm not sure if the statue that is located at The Old Nite still exists However, it was near the southern part of the Wilderness (or "Wildy" for short) it was a large area of wasteland to the north, frequented primarily by beasts and player-killers. I've cheap OSRS gold never made it to the place to visit it. I'm a fool.