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As said above, there are many legit pure skillers. IMO, we need to adopt the Wikipedia philosophy of "assume good faith". :)

I'd make it so that RSC would be open to everyone again.

What we would use is some more bank space, we are getting full of random event items, but we can't complain, just some weeks ago they gave us 2 nice F2P ONLY updates: New treasure trails, and Wise old man stuff.[/b] I think that treasure trails are still members only. However, they did make some of the new armor available for free players. (Oh, and more bank space and RSC access would be nice as well. :P)

If you could have five things added to the free version, what would they be? Although it's very unlikely that these will be added, but personally, I'd like: 1. better ranged equipment (being able to wear up to red d-dide and use up to yew bows) 2. being able to use up to rune boots 3. a high level moneter with a rare drop (members have dust devils that drop d-chain, worth up to 23M. Free version players have greater demons that drop rune meds, worth "only" 30k). 4. some thieving (ability to pick pocket up to guards) 5. agilityand access to shortcuts. What would you like to see for the free version?

I use PayPal and QuickRewards (one of those get-paid-to-join-offers sites). It takes me about a few weeks to get enough for a month of members.

I don't think RuneScape passwords are case-sensitive, though. They should be, in my opinion.

About five years ago, on Arpil 6th I think, Asgarnia was released, along with 4 new quests. Before that, there was a gate blocking the area, with an examine message saying "kingdom of Asgarnia - coming soon!" Back then, everyone would speculate what Asgarnia would be like. Ahh, I miss those days so much...

This quest isn't really dangerous, but more on the scary part. Some parts can be very disturbing and psychologically scaring. Many of these places are can be claustrophobic. But here are some pointers: 1. Be sure to bring an anti-poison potion and maybe some food. 2. If you want to leave the place, simply log out. When you log back in, you'll be back outside. 3. Finally, remember this quote by Franklin D. Roosevelt: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."

Actually, pi is an irrational number, so it has an infinite number of digits. The 3141592 figure I used is actually floor(1e6*pi). And yes, I like math too, although I'm not particularly fond of the linear algebra class I'm taking right now. :P Back on topic, I do think that Jagex might have other future weapons planned. However, I think that Jagex will be reluctant to release them, as that might lower the demand/price for whips and upset many whip owners.

Lemme guess, was this an April Fools joke? :P

I did something similar before, but luckily the wyvern only hit a 0. :P

Mathematically, it's possible to get d-chain drops thousands of times in a row. :)

Here's an article I scanned from an old book. Sorry about the image quality.

If you look at this page, you will see that the article about RuneScape is the 12th most edited, with over 7300 revisions and counting! (Although, a lot of the edits are vandalism and reverts.)

I've been debating to myself about PKing. True PKing is part of the game, and most of the time, it's nothing personal. But if you killed someone in game, chances are they they won't be your friend. ("You've killed me before, why should I do the new quest with you?")

Oh noes! :o

I think that one of the reasons for the high demand of whips is that you don't need any to do any quests to be able to use it, so it's a pure's dream. (I've never owned one, although two of my friends have let me try theirs.) There's also something causing the recent fluctuations of whip prices. Who knows if the price will eventually stablize at 3141592 gp, or maybe even at 2718281 gp. :)

If you're non-US, then you can pay with an unverified PayPal accoun. And there's a few online sites that pay you for joining offers, etc. (You might get lots of spam, though, so use an email account you don't care about).

This has probably happened a quinmilliamilliatillion* times: So I got this new idea that allows a player to help another without any risks of scamming. Whenever a player has "Accept Aid" enabled, they will have a "give aid" option. Another player can do stuff for them, depending on the location. When a player accepts aid from another player, an "Aid" window comes up showing the inventory of the player that is offered aid. In this case, a player can craft for another player without the item ever leaving one's inventory. Alice is happy, and Bob gets the smithing exp, etc. Here are where certain aid is applicable: enchanting jewelry: anywhere cutting gems: anywhere cooking food: within two spaces of fire or range smithing and smelting: within two spaces of an anvil or furnace, respectively herblore: anywhere ...and so on. *a quinmilliamilliatillion is equal to 10^15000003** **maybe that's a bit exaggerated, but this type of scam has still occured countless times.

Well, as people say, the speed of fletching is limited by the way you get logs. Buying them from the stores is faster than chopping them, although it's slower than buying them en masse from other players.

I've heard there's a version that takes 9 months, lol. :o

I'm pretty sure that most experienced players know this method already. But quite a few of my friends didn't seem to know, so I thought I'd share this with those of you who didn't. On the free version, many players chop willows for experience and sell them to the general stores. When there's a lot, willow logs sell for 12 gp each in the general stores. You can then buy as much as you want on the free version. After you fletch them, the stores will buy the unstrung longbows for 16 gp each. Not only could you level quickly, you can earn some cash too! Enjoy!

I've considered this ideas well. Equal minds think alike. :)

Everyone has a right to criticize ideas constructively. However, some of your comments are leaning towards the insulting side. Per forum guidelines:

Just curious, does anyone here participate in any distributed computing (DC) projects? For those unaware, a DC project is a project that harness the power of many ordinary PCs to solve problems that require many computational steps. DC projects often have the pwoer of supercomputers. Many people leave their PCs on all the time and not use them. This is a waste of CPU cycles. In that time, their PCs could be used to solve such problems. You can find out more about DC projects here: http://distributedcomputing.info I personally participate in GIMPS (mersenne.org; the Great Internet Search for Mersenne primes) as well as the distributed.net projects. This computer is currently testing whether 2^26245511-1 is prime. :P