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Kind of a shame when the titles for the first were so luck based~ Still, that seems like the right way to do it, provided they keep the prices within reason compared to the other stuff they have on offer no, i'm not still bitter about only getting The Boundless during the last week of the event, what gave you that idea

I can finally reenact that Katy Perry halftime show!

Hey, it's probably an improvement over flat-out making up the results, right? Right?

I've been hearing my brother panic about it for a few days now, but that's at least a bit more justifiable as he went from barely seeing so much as rain, to having to commute through 15 inches of snow.

Why wouldn't they? That's how it is with every beta. They might as well give Game Breaker to anyone that actually plays it seriously; it'll still be exclusive :-D

...Out of curiosity, have people even been getting those? Just, you know, so we know for sure that they were added at all...?

Seattle seems to be OT's Mecca.

Don't give them ideas. Christ. We've done it once already. Buy your way up to 96m, then put true mastery capes at 200m~

I want to cook this.

I'm not sure if that kind of microtransaction model would work in Runescape though, just because there really isn't anything outside of the grind. Buy your way past it and there really isn't anything left. They'd probably be better off selling item packs than level packs. Speaking as someone who's okay with the "buy endgame stuff so that you can actually play with it" model, of course.

There is a lot to be said for using your composition to draw attention away from the things that didn't come out quite right. It's less about getting everything right and more about getting it just right enough that people don't notice, or getting it wrong in a way that evokes a certain feeling~

Pretty much, yeah.

Yeah, it's an option. Go nuts!

Nonsense, Paint is necessary for that extra bit of unpolishedness!

Put simply, the rule refers to player-to-player trades.

They'll take that as a challenge.

Kind of where I'm coming from as well. Even before getting into the fact that people are generally good about deciding whether or not they actually like certain kinds of gameplay once they get the basics down... You're basically weighing the time and resources it takes to (re)learn PvP, when there's a sizable chance that you might never actually start to like it or that the parts you mastered would be removed in a random combat patch, against just playing another competitive game with more stable or enjoyable mechanics. Generally speaking, wilderness content asks a hell of a lot more from non-PvP'ers than it does PvP'ers.

I mean, as far as consistency goes... You can toggle Glacors. I'd like to think PKers are a tiny bit more dangerous than Glacors.

That looks so much smoother. Thank god they didn't use their generic cape model.

Y'know, it'd be cool if we could treat "I don't want to play this content because I don't find PvP fun" as a reasonable answer that had a response other than "NO SHUT UP GET IN THE WILDERNESS AND LET ME PK YOU". I mean... Are people allowed to not want to have to risk their gear and learn an entirely new metagame that they don't enjoy just so that they can keep doing something that they do like? But apparently Jagex is the one making the latter comment, so what do I know

Ooh, they were? Damn. Hope he's alright.

You are the best person. Thank you.

I figured they would bribe their way out, really.

I kind of hope they upped the Ninja Team's budget, considering they've now basically become Jagex's A-team for full content updates :v

Yes, you are the absolute worst. How dare you, you evil authority person you! ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWER and such