I've invested hundreds of hours into Fallout 4, and I could have had fun with about five of them. The rest was just the promise of enjoyment by playing that bloody 'kill loot, kill RuneScape Gold, return' gameplay loop that tricked my brain into thinking that I was having fun. Then I've heard the comments you've made about Skyrim and how you've reverted back to it over and over. The whole of us.

But Old School RuneScape? I have no idea. It's generally easy to spot one of these timesink games They consume your life, and then you moan about it on the internet. But RuneScape is something completely different. Even when I'm not playing I don't have an opinion on it. I simply hear the music in my head and feel a gravitational pulling me back to the music. Discovering it was using a mobile phone was a blunder. My family hasn't spoken to me in the past few days.

RuneScape was one of the pioneers of games that were exclusively focused on engaging, but it doesn't always have to go hand-in-hand with enjoyment. This isn't to say that these two games are mutually exclusive however, it's just that there are ways to keep you playing even if you're not having fun.

RuneScape is one of the most effective in what it does. I've been enjoying the fan documentary RuneScape Historical Timeline 1998 - 2020, about the growth of the game (it actually has taken over every aspect of my life) and the developers were stunned at the players' ability to max out statistics in months rather than years.

The top accounts were online for more than 10 hours per all day. When 2021 rolls around I can understand why. If you're into the fantasy genre, then the atmospheric music lulls you in Old School RuneScape Gold. It's so simple that your mind will fill in the blanks. I believe this is why we were hooked as kids it's the perfect spot to have your own adventure.