Kashi

Don't be such a prude. :roll: It's not like they said, "She's * the ham *'s up, and drinking their * blood." Or something along those lines. People say, "Oh, alot of kids play this game!". Alot of adults do too. My parents swear around me all the time, and it's stuff alot worse than "[wagon]".

I need to know, what teleport space is closest to an altar? As in, where can I tele, charge my prayer, and then tele somewhere else. And don't even say, "Build an altar in your house." Thanks. :)

A. That's not against the rules at all. B. That is exactly what the wildy was created for. C. Please read my last two posts ...

Hey .. I'm not a pker. I would be if I could, but I suck at it. It just seemed like an interesting idea. :(

I just thought of the ultimate way to lure pk. Okay, person 1 takes person 2 out into the wild under some pretense, such as; A. Help me kill (monster). B. Free stuff C. 0mg pie! Take your target just south of the dark knight's fort (into the multi-combat area), and send a signal to your 20 friends waiting inside the chaos altar. On your command, they flood northwards and pile onto the victim. 20 people, 4 dd(s) specials each .. nothing would live through that. Feel free to tell me what a pile of sadistic pond scum I am. :)

I agree with cool1. Do the quests to get yourself access to all the dragon weapons. MAybe not the halberd, if you're lazy, but at least the main ones.

A better prank would be: Person gives you blue p-hat. You of course put it in the bank, then pass out when you being to suffocate on your own drool. When you wake back up, the blue p-hat is gone. Turns out he hacked you, ooooohhhh, you got punked noob.

Well see, the thing is, if one person yells: Person1: OMG SCAMMER!! Person2: What? I just sold you some (etc.) . . . ? Person1: OMG SCAMMER!! (reports) Then Jagex will do something about it, because they have the intelligence of a cheese sandwich. No, not really. Better safe than sorry. If a man and a woman are walking down the same street, and the woman suddenly pushes the man and shouts, "HELP! This man is attempting to sexually assault me!", and there is a police officer standing there, he will detain that man, even though he didn't do anything. That's justice in the real world. :) *I originally put r@pe, not "This man is trying to sexually assault me, but the censor blocks that. Just so you know. Yeah, by the way: This was part of something I got when I asked Jagex that same question. I was wondering if my past ... indiscretions ... would cancel out my chances of becoming a mod.

What the hell, guys? Do you expect Jagex staff to work 24 hours a day? I tihnk It's good that they can stop to enjoy the game that they're working so hard to maintain.

No comment. Except for, "No comment." That was the only comment.

It's because you use your master skills of diplomacy to persuade a monster to give you better items. (The ring of charos thing, I mean.)

No. Before I even read a single post on this thread, no.

Well I met a guy in full dragon with a red P-hat once. I asked him, "Why not blue?" (jokingly). He said, "Let me show you something." He traded me and put up 100m. With that, not to mention the stuff he was wearing, he had more than enough money for a blue. He said red just looked better. Which, of course, they do. By the way, this was before blues were even over 100m. Prices are just ridiculous now ...

Pounds author with rock. Yeeeeah, taste my trusty nerd-busting rock!! Quit double posting!

Well that, and also it would read "Mod Andrew", not just "Andrew". Furthermore, it's his sig that is fake not the avvy.

Now now, don't be hard on Bill Gates. Just because he's rich now doesn't mean he didn't have to work for it when he started Microsoft. And anyway .. Pretty sure Bill Gates is a master computer programmer. He designed and programmed the windows system that you are probably using this very second. And about merchanting .. merchanting doesn't ruin the economy, it is the economy. I can use my money to buy a house for $100,000, and then proceed to sell that house for $110,000 dollars (the equal of merchanting) or I can spend another $10,000 dollars to make the house very nice, and then proceed to live in it (the equal of raising stats).

Yes, but then, why would a J mod need to alch? He could convert bronze arrows into 1m gp each, I suppose, just to amuse people. What the hell is this asking exactly? :-k

I remember one time a guy died at barrows. (forgot to pray on Karil :o ) I got his Ahrim skirt and hood, went and repaired them, and tried to find somebody to buy them. (sounds bad, I know, but I was hurting for money at the time.) He pm'ed me about 2 minutes later, asking if he could have them back. I told him "Tough luck, that's life", and ignored him. 15 minutes later ... I took him off my ignore list, told him to meet me in the Canifis bank, and gave his stuff back. He offered 500k for them, but I only asked for 140k, since that's what it cost me to repair the stuff for him. Regret it to this day ...

Maybe exactly like the warriors guild. Play various mini-games to get slayer tokens which allow access into a training area, where the monsters give slayer xp whether you're assigned to them or not. Considerably reduced slayer xp of course, but still.

I have friends like this, but I'm also proud to say that I am one of these people. :) At least I like to think I am. Some random person the other day asked me where the king of Varrock was, because he was doing a clue scroll. I had him follow me to the king of Varrock, then I helped him with another 5 clues until he got to the end of the trail. Even when he offered me part of the reward (which was considerable, since he got a pair of ranger's boots), I told him to keep his money, because I was just glad I could help somebody. Yes, I'm one groovy lady. (to quote that guy in the crafting guild)

It's exactly like pking, but in a more controlled environment. If I go pking with sharks and the other guy has lobs, that's an advantage to me. If I go out with my best stuff, while the other guy holds back because he is afraid of losing items, then that's another advantage to me. Come prepared or you're setting yourself up for disappointment. :boohoo:

Very articulant. Thanks. Just wanted to say, I've found merchanting barrows to be very profitable, but I've found -doing- barrows to be even more so.

Aren't they? Nah, just kidding. Anyway, in my opinion, the only stats worth raising are combat stats and agility. If you can make money by merchanting, then I wouldn't bother raising other stats. And the only reason agility is worth raising ... well. Traveling quickly is very important in RS, so if it only takes 90 seconds for your energy to restore fully, it impacts your entire playing experience quite a bit.

Double nats ftw?