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I recall idly spam-clicking my way through quests as a teen, but I made sure to read all the dialog this time around. I am happy I did, because Runescape is a very funny game. It's got a fantastic, dry British humor to it, and it is not afraid to be what to make with gold in old school runescape foolish. In one day, I assisted King Arthur and his knights (who had been on holiday in Runescape) recover the holy grail, infiltrated a monkey kingdom by disguising herself as a gorilla, and helped bickering goblin leaders select out a brand new wardrobe to their tribe.

I especially love the way quests compose your character. It is funny seeing your avatar react wildly when you opt for a comparatively tame conversation alternative. After an immortal gypsy clarified that the entire universe would implode if I did not complete a quest, my personality "Not the whole world! That is where I keep my stuff!" If you mess up a dialog you can just test it , so I said every line accessible whenever possible simply to watch unique conversations perform.