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+1. The emote is fine, and I think jagex purposely made mining a little slower because it was too fast in the first place.

Suh-por-ted. This is one of the best anti-autoer suggestions I have ever seen. =D> Select_a_use, you deserve a cookie. :)

Not a bad idea. How about you can wield a vial and throw it onto a patch of ground, not actually a monster/person, which could result in some intreguing effects (plants could shrivel up, and grass could turn brown...) and if it's used over a widespread area, for example a large clan or castlewars battle, a 'battle ground' effect could be produced which could last for a while before reverting back into it's original form.

Hmm, this could work, but I think the formula should be altered so that there is a higher percentage, otherwise mages could be too weak in combat. How about ([Magic Lvl]+75)-([Most Recent Damage Taken]*7)=%Chance of Success? Also, I'm worried about the combat triangle. Actually, now I think about it, this could actually help the combat triangle as mages are overpowered right now. =D> Okay, lets do it! :thumbup:

Nope, they're invented to be used for whatever tools are meant to be used for. I support, it would add more realism to the game. Can you imagine swinging a lobster pot at a lesser demon?

Promising idea, but perhaps there needs to be some sort of requirement other than construction? Since you intend this to be used for Uri emote clues, perhaps you have to wear it for a Uri clue first, it is then 'marked' some how. You can then put it into the junk chest, for use for later Uri clues. As you do more clues, the number of marked items you own increases, and so the size of your chest increases. Of course, even if they are marked you can use the items for other purposes as well. As for the stuff you don't intend to use for Uri, wouldn't it be simpler just for JaGEx to add more bank space? :? But let's be honest, if you're storing all this stuff for Uri emotes, wouldn't you have enough space for any other junk you want to keep?

+1. I think this is actually the only flaw. If someone thinks up of a soloution, this could be good. *thinks hard* :-k *lightbulb flickers, then goes out* Sorry, no help there. :(

That would be so awesome. I just bought a Wii, and I am planning to connect it to the internet soon. The problem with doing this for PS consoles is that they don't have the mouse controls which can be handled as quick (or perhaps as almost as quick) as a mouse on the Wii, which the Wii remote provides. Exactly. Nintendo needs to simply make the Wii more compatible with Java, and voila. RS on Wii. Besides, the Wii undergoes system updates through the Internet, so compatibility with Java could just be one of these updates. Wow. If this happens, it's gonna be so good.

:shock: ...how? I suppose it shows how different schools can be. One school suspends pupils for drawing guns, and in my school we have clay pigeon shooting lessons! :lol: With or without the teacher knowing? Or was it some kind of weird sex-ed/art crossover lesson?

It wasn't a random check. It was purely based on his last name that a terrorist 3 years ago had. By his looks he could easily be greek, turk, maybe indian, (he is Saudi Arabian). But because he's a muslim and he shared a last name with a terrorist from Pakistan, he gets triple checked? What makes you think terrorists can't recruit white, christian children to do their dirty work for them? Why isn't "Johnny Smith" exempt from a triple security check? You'll wonder about this once this sad scenario will most likely become true in the near future. Yeah, that is a sad truth. There does seem to be an element of racism somewhere along the line. Again, I wonder why the name wasn't cross referenced with other details? I'm pretty sure they had plenty of details on the real terrorist, and they had the kid's passport. And what is the real purpose of a triple check? Shouldn't he have recieved the high-security check sticker the first time around? What is the logic behind the filter which sorts possible terrorists from innocent passengers anyway? I'm pretty worried if it works on something as changable and prone to coincidences as names.

However, I think that British food there would taste terrible compared to the British food in Britain. You can only really enjoy the best out of recipies when they are made in their home country.

Actually, people's views on common sense in this issue makes the possibility more dangerous. If anybody under the age of, say, 8 was exempt from a random check, that can be exploited by real terrorists by sending in their 7 year old kid in with a bomb.

What if instead of the middle east attacking the US, it was any other group besides them. And the same group continues to get caught doing terrorist activity. Would you not want them getting checked out? Would you be perfectly OK sitting next to one? It sucks for people like you I know, but think about it from the other side. Hey buddy. Seven freaking years old. :wall: The fact that he was seven years old shouldn't detract from security, but there is definitely some american stupidness there. Why would you be so simpleminded as to flag a name? Can you imagine the problems caused if a well known terrorist on the run was named Mr. John Smith? Surely you should only start worrying when all of your details (date of birth, nationality, name etc.) are all the same as a terrorist suspect? And what if, for example, he was 1 year old. Apparently this story was have never been told because there is no such thing as a baby terrorist. 7 years old and on the most wanted list? Thats one TUFF kid. Cmon, use common sense people. Obviously I doubt he is some mastermind at age 7 planing to kill tons of people. All he wanted to do was see mickey mouse.. ~Defender~ Agreed on your first point, but at 7 years old he is old enough to make decisions on his own, and is actually more prone to influence than a 20 year old. The reason there are no 1 year old terroists is because a 1 year old cannot make that kind of decision and be able to act on it. However, a seven year old (ok, I admit it would be a pretty strong minded 7 year old, but they exist) can make a decision and act on it, wether its going on a Disneyland ride, or blowing up an airport.

Do you really rate the quality of a country by the quality of Tex-Mex? Dude, we never have it. Ever. :lol: Ouch. By the way, there is no proper term for a British accent, since it varies wildly and sometimes people from different sides of the island couldn't understand each other because of the accents, despite both speaking english. Other than that, England is fun to live in, and has a lot more history than places like America or Canada. EDIT: Oh, by the way, try the mushy peas.

What if instead of the middle east attacking the US, it was any other group besides them. And the same group continues to get caught doing terrorist activity. Would you not want them getting checked out? Would you be perfectly OK sitting next to one? It sucks for people like you I know, but think about it from the other side. Hey buddy. Seven freaking years old. :wall: The fact that he was seven years old shouldn't detract from security, but there is definitely some american stupidness there. Why would you be so simpleminded as to flag a name? Can you imagine the problems caused if a well known terrorist on the run was named Mr. John Smith? Surely you should only start worrying when all of your details (date of birth, nationality, name etc.) are all the same as a terrorist suspect?

They like to leave the players wondering. I just hope they release the stats and effects of whatever new items they bring out with the GWD in the Knowledge Base, and not try to pull another stunt like with the Third Age items... Creating hard-to-get items and not releasing the stats just encourages players to lie about the stats in order to gouge the price. Exactly ... no update creates a bit of tension and wondering. It's why they released the advertising for it a week or so ago. Hats off to them for the way they have gone about building expectation for the new dungeon. Start with a new book hidden in a bookcase ... behind the scenes ... web advert ... a no-update week. I hope for everyone's sake that the update hits the sweet spot (i.e., minimal rants - there will be some - and no need to make it easier or harder). If I was a member, I'd be :ohnoes: Yeah, they certainly did a good job in that area. Although now they have hit a dilemma. If it doesn't 'hit the sweet spot', people are gonna get annnoyed. Big time.

Is it me, or does the term GodSword give the feeling that it's a HUGE two-handed sword which could obliterate anything... if only we were strong enough to pick the damn thing up? If this is going to be more powerful than a whip, Jagex will have dealt a blow to the combat system.

This kind of thing happens before a large update. For example, I think it happened before the release of RFD. And the God Wars dungeon sounds quite big. Tbh, I prefer it this way. 1 Big Update > 2 Small Updates.

Most likely the lag is being caused your end of the connection.

:shock: Wow, does this count as bug abuse? Guess not, since he ain't gaining an advantage. Could this really just be a J-Mod having some fun?

I'm pretty sure that attempting to reach absoloute zero is going to be simelar to reaching the speed of light. We can get closer and closer, but we will never ever reach it. Oh well, interesting nevertheless.

I think that same-sex parenting is absoloutely fine, and should be dealt with exactly as a different couple also wanting to adopt a child. As long as they are deemed good potential parents, they can adopt the kid. I only really have a problem with homosexuality when they start to get involved in other people. This rule also applies to religion for me too. What I don't like is things like gay/lesbian rights parades, because it certainly seems to me as attention seeking. Just give them the same status as any straight guy/girl, be done with it, and shut up. I'm a Christian, and I don't think that homosexuality is "right", but I keep with my personal code of conduct. Do what you think is right, but don't push your beliefs and ways of life on other people.

My collection of 9 tinderboxes. I dont know why, but I never have owned more or less than 9. They're the first item i ever had, and they're in the first space in my bank. Now they truly are pointless now I can just use a bow...

It would work perfectly in a perfect world (then again, in a perfect world, there would not be a need for this), but unfortuantely, it's a bit too prone to corruption. Anyway, maturity and age are not completely linked. A 15 year old may be less mature than a 12 year old.

I put yes, but perhaps it should be integrated when we are truly in dire need of it. Sure, the list is long, but at least everybody can see where everything is. It's when you really have to start scrolling then you may want to consider it. It's a great idea, but not quite yet.