MMO scholar puts a $500 bounty on old versions of RuneScape as part of a community archive project: "You might have ALL of the game's lost versions!"
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It’s kind of crazy how they have been looking for this for so long and nothing has turned up despite the games popularity.
Sadly, my old computer that possibly could have had this ended up in the garbage years and years ago.
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It’s kind of crazy how they have been looking for this for so long and nothing has turned up despite the games popularity.
Sadly, my old computer that possibly could have had this ended up in the garbage years and years ago.
Yikes. That is a shame.
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It’s kind of crazy how they have been looking for this for so long and nothing has turned up despite the games popularity.
Sadly, my old computer that possibly could have had this ended up in the garbage years and years ago.
time for all of us to volunteer at your garbage dump like that dude who offered to buy his local garbage dump because his Bitcoin hard drive might be there
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It’s kind of crazy how they have been looking for this for so long and nothing has turned up despite the games popularity.
Sadly, my old computer that possibly could have had this ended up in the garbage years and years ago.
This is why I think it's funny people still believe 'the Internet is forever'. Data disappears all the time. If you really start paying attention it's scary how ephemeral the Internet truly is and how much is lost all the time.
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I know it’s not the old school version they’re after (I believe they’re going for RuneScape 1?) but 2009scape exists for anyone else interested. Fully playable offline in single player mode, with bots as other “players”, plenty of options like GE buying and selling for the bots, and others. You can also play with other real players by using the launcher too, but I’ve only tried it in single player due to me just trying to scratch that RuneScape itch! Haha!
Here is the official website. They’ve recently moved their project off of GitHub and now host it on Gitlab.
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This is why I think it's funny people still believe 'the Internet is forever'. Data disappears all the time. If you really start paying attention it's scary how ephemeral the Internet truly is and how much is lost all the time.
I think it’s a good way for most people to think of things when posting to social media, etc. as you might not know how long what you put out there might be out there, and you might not be able to take down or modify it without someone capturing it before you have done so.
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