compfreak847

Yep. Why the silly feeling?

Sure. Children write these posts, not adults.

Exactly my point. That's why Jagex discontinued them. Since you understand it, I'm glad you see why this would be a bad idea.

This is an argument within the thread, and I am treating it as such. There are no solutions to the problems mentioned without allowing RWT or being impossibly restrictive. That was my point, and your only furthering it. I'm not trying to develop and improve your idea, I'm trying to demonstrate that it is impossible and unworkable.

Umm, what? Stop randoms in combat and defeat the purpose. How else are AFKers and macroers weeded out? If your whining about the drop system, it's an entirely separate issue, but I've gotten a DFh before so it's certainly not underpowered.

Really, you need to think this out a lot more. First of all, all the current rares are so common and undesirable that the price would be a few K at most. Second of all, the rares can be obtained from Diango for free, so that pretty much kills that. Third, the reason behind ending tradable drops was NOT because of RWT, it was because Jagex felt it gave an unfair advantage to those who had been playing longer and could obtain hundreds of millions form an item picked up off the ground.

What the [bleep]. 2nd demon head in 2 days at 84 slayer! [hide=][/hide]

Hah, I'm jealous :lol:

GE was the only drastic change. All the others merely adjusted the price of items directly related to the update.

But I'm talking about things that most TIFers don't know about, things I've never seen on video. There currently isn't a single video on youtube of it, and I'm quite confident that very few, if any, TIFers have mastered it. It requires skill, levels, money, and a passion for PVP. Where could he possibly have learned it? I'd like a link, because I've never seen a single page on it, and he's missing very obvious facts like Zuriel staff swapping - I don't see how you could know anything at all about mage PKing without at least knowing that.

It's not hard to make Hydras a little bit bigger. :roll: But it is harder to remake a polygon model at higher resolution, and it'll tax the game more as well as limit the hydra's fighting ability; the bigger a familiar is, the harder it is to maneuver it in tight spaces and the more time it spends dancing with a monster instead of fighting. You should thank your lucky stars it's a small summon.

Err, what? First you say people are packed in so thick you'll never get a spot to yourself, then you say they're so spread out you don't want to spend 30 minutes looking for a PK. For the record, it's where I PK, and neither of them are true. Plenty of people in wildy, training or PKing training or simply PKing. The chances of getting a kill in a crowded area with any combat style are essentially nil, people just hit a teletab or run. So make up your mind. Do you want a more powerful spell\staff\effect that further unbalances magic, or a weaker version that will never be used. Once you pick one out I can start pointing out flaws.

Really. I pointed out the obvious reasons why your idea is impossible and would not work. You cannot come up with a single response. Do you know the definition of constructive criticism? I'll repeat it for you: "Providing a helpful critical judgment expressed with knowledge." I pointed out flaws in your plan. You refuse to acknowledge them or correct them. I'm giving constructive criticism, your completely ignoring it. Oh, and for the record, I'm also pointing out 'what I think'. 'What I think' is that your idea is flawed and unworkable for the above reasons, and you either refuse to or cannot come up with a rebuttal.

The KB is wrong, it's +15%. Mage is worthless, range is useful against low defence monsters where defence is not required, melee is useful against high defence monsters where defence is not required. End of story.

Good point about flames. I tend to get sarcastic when I'm debating :-# As for knowledge, I disagree with you. This isn't something you can look at max hits and go 'this spell does this'. We're not discussing numbers, we're discussing strategies - avoiding PJers, casting combos, dodging obstacles. The economy and world affairs is something everyone has access to; high level PTP spells isn't something FTPers have access to. Blind man picking color schemes is my best analogy for the situation.

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Oh. I didn't realize this was a problem specific to mage. What effect is it that prevents melee and range from this horrific circumstance? Not at all. I deep wildy PK in FTP all the time, and it's not like I can't see the ground for PKers. I'd advise going out and scouting the area, around Port Sarim and Moss Giants tend to be less then crowded.

Fire blast: 59 magic. Miasmic Rush: 61 magic. Are you aiming for that level gap between 59 and 61? That takes less then an hour to train, and a few hours of PKing will push you over it. What a waste of Jagex's development time :roll: Why on earth would I do that? I already have plenty of good mages with REAL stats, namely 60 mage (really? 85 magic?), 1 defence (what robes am I aiming for, again?) and 1 prayer (I certainly don't need that +15% accuracy, the poor 36-36 meleers I'm fighting will be too busy eating to notice splashes) I also wasn't aware that one could be piled in single way combat, and all of the good PK areas are relatively uncrowded. Unless melee has a superpower long distance piling attack that works in single way, I'm not going to lose any sleep over this. Please. I maxed out magic long before melee, and I was 94 magic at 106 combat, and a pretty dang good PKer then. Of course, how would you know? How many level maxed mage tanks have you PKed with in PTP? Oh wait, zero. PJing, what? Like I said, there's not enough people around to PJ. Since you seem to have a hard time with reading comprehension, I can repeat my points again so you can remember to argue against them: PTP Magic is overpowered, able to take down any other combat style, and needs a drastic nerf before even thinking about updating it. FTP magic is vastly overpowered until it maxes out at level 60, and could use higher level spells and a major nerf of the low level ones.

Too powerful, and it's hard to catch all the items. It's kind of like a POH bank, which isn't a bad idea in and of itself, but would require serious restrictions and was labeled technologically unfeasible by Jagex :P

It aint the average computer, Celeron's don't even exist any more. Intel finally figured out the lack of cache severely degraded speed. And since adverts are all about the CPU time, that's probably the cause.

Wroooong Acenator

Do you have your time zone set correctly in the control panel?

The changes don't follow anything close to a pattern, it varies from day to day according to the free market. Really, perhaps you could show the area where you put it in. All I saw was that "Your GE would adjust for changing price" Fair enough, I"ll take another look. Then the loaning pric ewould change according to the buying price? What on earth are you suggesting. Maybe you'd better explain what you mean by limits. Right now your suggesting a GE where a buyer\loaner can set the price they want, so I can loan out my dragon scimitar or BGS for 1m an hour to RWT all the money I want.

Nope, just sarcastic and businesslike. Business as usual. I'm quite cheerful today. Nice to know. So, how's your GE going to compensate for this? Again, how's your GE going to compensate for this? No, really? What's your GE going to do about it? Uhh, your signature? So, I haven't seen anything from you besides 'yeah, your right'. I'm asking what your GE is going to do about it, not for confirmation that I am indeed correct. I already know I'm right, I don't need a second opinion.

So now I can collect my bones and planks from the GE straight from my house? No way, construction and prayer are easy enough as it is.