Heard about it in 2009 via another Eurocenter app (Dinosmash), started playing in 2010.

Started in later 99-2000, on a server called Classes then Bravo and soon after auroria, when we had to log on using server ports and server address as staff and was forced a account name that you could not changed your nick name... Argh those was the days. I was 15, I'm 28 now.

Watch below as that will turn into the topic of this thread

Searched for zelda online ~2001,got into Dark Ages online instead and didnt really get into graal until I started playing Zone later, then started pixelling on SoG/utopia/symphonia ~2003 or 2004.

My history thus far

Friend introduced me to iClassic in late 2009/early 2010, got an iPod, played with him and just socialised (I remember when I thought it was cool that TV's actually played something or you could kill someone), quit
Era came out, friend bought it and I mooched off his iTunes (got Era+ for free), joined a gang (The ******** Family), got an AK47 (only 3 guns back then), attacked bases, gang was disbanded, wandered around
fast forward to early 2011
Joined a gang called eP, worked my way up, made a crapton of friends, found Graalians, quit the gang in early 2012, here I am now

Discovered it late 09' I was actually looking for a app version of "gaiaonline" to use the forums but it didn't exist and one of the listings was Graal decided why not. Played it for a few weeks then saw no point on it deleted it came back sometime around septemberish 2010 and that's when I truly took interest on the game.

1999 at age 10, found it by searching Yahoo! for "games that run on 56k" and downloaded it, played it really briefly but was already attached to Race War Kingdoms so never got into it. I came back and started playing again whenever servers like Faheria, Mythica, and Frolic were on the playerlist (I guess that's probably 2000), and really got attached to it because playerworlds were way cooler than just sitting around on a single server.

I used hellaaa random and stupid accounts until I finally settled on "Elimentz" (very gay) in 2000. I lost the password to that but my account still exists because: http://www.graalonline.com/playerwor...&nick=Elimentz

When I was like 13 or 14, I started playing with memory editors and making trainers with my friend Ape and switched to the el1te h4cker alias "Inphektid" (got old quickly). I started becoming less interested in getting banned and causing trouble and more interested in playing Graal, so in 2004 (I think) I switched to "Thallen" and stuck with it.

I quit playing actively in 2008 because the majority of staff and community in general just sucked. Plus, I was forced into playing UN because every other playerworld had basically died by then, and UN is a trash server. Also, I had graduated high school that year so I was doing other things. I started playing iClassic the day it came out because Vintersorg IMed me about it on AIM. I only played for like 2 weeks then was pretty much over it. I started playing more actively in 2012.

I played graal when I had 4years at my cousin's PC(2001) and stoped at 2004. But I caught an iPod and saw this game on AppStore(2009-2010)

So you were playing Graal at four years old?

Found it back in 2009
 

Played it until my iphone got stolen way back when.
I haven't played it in years, things are a little different now but I'm still a fan. I just started playing again now that it's been released for Android.

I played it in 1798. When Classic came out.

Lol

February 2013 when I was randomly searching through the App Store

August 2010

Back in 2010 I used to have an app by playmesh that had a whole bunch of games in one. They had a community chat room for each game and I used to go in there and troll people like I do in graalians. This one girl named sexy chikana thought I was funny and she told me about graal. I tried it, thought it was ******ed and quit after 10 minutes. A couple days later she told me to log in and she showed me around. She introduced me to Mexican guild, I started pkg them and clowning them and the rest is history.