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compfreak847

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  1. I want to say lesser demons...
  2. jagex's definition of high level is probably 70+ or somthing low like that it seems. Yeah, I assume they go by average player levels.
  3. High level, IMO, is 95+ combat stats. Mid level is 85-94, the halfway point for XP. Low level is <85. Certainly not Jagex's definition of it, but based on XP it makes sense.
  4. I said less intelligent people should adopt instead of reproduce to replicate natural selection. The other alternative is to let all the week and sick die as would be standard had we not evolved medical technology. Which one is more humane?
  5. Notice, if you will, the word "range" located in the upper corner of the title bar. Notice, too, my calculations indication a combination of Avansies and Chinchompas far superior in HP and Range XP then SW ever will be.
  6. If it's like a regular collection, you can withdraw items un noted as well. If it's not like a regular GE, it would be completely worthless for the situation he described. Yeah its funny how so many people dont know you can withdraw from the ge unnoted :roll: And even then you could use the notes on Butler for him to unnote them :shame: How about some kind of collection charge? To make it less efficient for Prayer/Consturcion trainers than teleporting/using Butler. :P It would have to be a pretty darn big charge to make up for prayer. Most of us would pay 10k+ to collect them, effectively rendering any other use obsolete.
  7. It's worse xp. Thread reading fail. Dark bow spec with d arrows isn't worse XP then MSB, last time I checked.
  8. You have two minutes to pick them up. Use them. Also, if its over 3k every 15 minutes, he can't even see the arrows. If it's less then that, you really shouldn't be ranting :roll:
  9. Oh, and how do those words of wisdom relate to the topic at hand> Not really. English class essays for the stuipd kid in the corner still look like crap, if they even finish them. I have relatives who teach.
  10. Except the first post was written idiotically and completely failed to make any sort of a point except what was derived off laughably absurd mathematics. At least we're keeping the thread alive.
  11. Not at all. They are allowing hundreds of thousands of players, not a few thousand elite FTPers. What would they know about PTP? Do you know much about storage in an enterprise environment? Hard drives fail. Backups are required. Massive amounts of critical data are very difficult to store, index, backup, and ensure no corruption takes place - all while having it online and ready to go at a moments notice.
  12. Ever heard of a reverse argument? As I said in, oh, the first 5 pages, I'm arguing against it in order to prove it. I'm saying its bad XP in hopes that someone can come along and prove it good XP. You know, it's amazing how all of your 'arguments' are settled in the first few pages. I'd advise reading the thread before responding so you don't look like a schlemiel.
  13. Nowhere, you just suddenly thought that a business would want to feel good about itself instead of earn money. Already discussed that. We're talking specifically about updates that DON'T earn Jagex money or any other sort of benefit. I didn't see any plans for a non-profit organization on the Jagex website, so I see no reason to view this as anything other then promotional BS.
  14. Like I said, they'll tell you whatever they want. The fact doesn't change that they are a buisness, with the sole goal of making money. Not to give customers that warm fuzzy feeling. Wasn't aware that I was, feel free to point out a few examples.
  15. Forcing someone to take a pill that doesn't affect their personal life or violate any rights is not invasive. It's merely encouraging natural selection. Oh, so you know all about her? What makes you more qualified to say that then me? :roll: Really? 'Cause it took us from single celled amoeba to where we are now. Seems to have worked fairly well. And no, in context, the last 50 years doesn't really count as historical. In the scheme of life, it's what happened to you last second. Nah, eventually you'd be left with a smaller group of relative geniuses, solving overpopulation, poverty and quite a few other social ills in a few generations. It's called natural selection, we humans learn to adapt and change.
  16. No dumber then how the rest of RSOF looks, I certainly wouldn't have identified it as sarcasm.
  17. And compfreak, where do you find these [developmentally delayed] posts? They are funny =D. http://failblog.org/ Guilty pleasure...
  18. Not true when dealing with the RSOF. Humor and sarcasm are impossible to detect when ti's a long chain of stuipd comments, and if they let 100 people go free for every 1 innocent 1 day ban, literally no productive posts could be made out amidst the complete depravity that would be the RSOF.
  19. compfreak847 replied to Cheefoo's topic in Rants
    No idea, haven't compared the cost. Gonna guess 55 slayer isn't that hard, though ;)
  20. No, it means that if 50,000 people at work are constantly bothering him and he only has X amount of time to deal with him, he can either carefully go through and decided to ban a few of them but end up letting almost all of them go free, he can go through and quickly ban the ones that appear bad. Yeah, he might get a false positive every now and then, but it's much better then allowing almost all of them to go unchallenged.
  21. Given that she's been going to an english speaking school all her life, and only reading and responding to english threads, I don't think it's any great mystery.
  22. What part did I misunderstand? I told you of 7 friends who paied for membership JUST so they can access the forum. Notice the capitalized word. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/business/career_and_jobs/best_100_companies/article1476967.ece Notice how Jagex isn't listed as a 'non profit' organization? Yeah, that means they are interested in making money, not giving their customers a warm fuzzy feeling :roll:
  23. compfreak847 replied to Cheefoo's topic in Rants
    Broad bolts to bronze\iron knives, though the different types of metal knives are so similar in XP rates when costs are factored in that it doesn't really matter.
  24. I'm not talking about physical castration, I'm talking about chemically induced sterility. Think the pill, only more permanent. More details on research at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healt ... ility.html Then why'd you bring it up? If they want children, adopt. Very simple. Having adopted instead of biological children isn't exactly the same as being rounding up, shipped off to a camp, and killed. No human rights are being violated. Nope, my idea deals exclusively with intelligence. Beyond that, there is no universally accepted way to determine what is 'good' or 'bad' - natural selection runs its course more often in 3rd world companies. See above. The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale has been generally accepted as an accurate measurement of problem solving and analytical skills for over 50 years. Tests could be developed, but artistic ability usually corresponds to an increase in IQ scores (Source: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_o ... cb09d7e80b) You have no idea - chances are likely she wouldn't anyway. Lack of basic english\grammar skills and abhorrence of anything 'intelligent' indicates difficulty with problem solving skills, along with various social problems stemming from defensiveness and irrationality.

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