swordrond

Cool? how so? :P Please explain. Simple solution is indeed to log out and then log back in. It sorts your problem out 99.9% of the time.

Agreed. I don't like the ideas particularly... There are plenty of better monsters which could be introduced. I usually think that Jagex do a good job when creating new beasts to fight.

For the love of God, don't let your cat run your fish stall!

Klaxons are superb... If you like them, check out The Sunshine Underground. Also, Regina Spektor's meldoic anti-folk is brilliant.

lol Are you really laughing out loud? no.

An absolutely perfect, faultless idea. It just goes to show how much easier these improvements could make the game.

Isn't Al Kharid meant to be a scorching hot desert realm? In which case, a mammoth would be awful in Al Kharid... it'd cook inside all that fur! I think if anything, a regular elephant would be more fitting.

Beat the frog?! just like you have to beat the zombie, and the shade, and the chicken, and SO many other randoms. No. This makes a refreshing, fun change. Its just one small element, tell me how that makes the game childish? I don't think Jagex designed the feature to be aimed at children playing the game. Like I said, it was probably just to add a bit of fun. Why does it offend people so much? I don't understand. Enlighten me.

Oooh, have they... thats news to me seeing as I only started playing again a few days ago, so thanks for letting me know. I suppose that concludes this thread then, and has made me a very happy child :D

Just a general musing really. Do you think that Dragon full plate and full helms will be introduced to the game any time soon? Are they totally neccessary? I for one can see it happening, but don't think it a must-have for Runescape. I'm quite content with the way things are for now.

I think he's referring to the frog prince/princess random event where you have to kiss the frog to receive a reward. I like it. It doesn't offend me too much, I mean, we're playing a fantasy game, so why not? Its not a major aspect of the game as a whole, and it simply adds a little element of fun to the game. I don't think Runescape involves too many things that make it "kiddish", but it involves many things that make it fun. I think it could be a little dark and bland if we had it any other way.

You know what... I'll admit. I only started playing again a few days ago and new nothing about the shade remains offering feature. :shock: Thanks for the feedback.

This idea is perfect. There is no other way to describe it... Oh, wait, hang on. Complete and utter genius does the trick too. Hopefully some Jagex scout will seek this out and impliment it. Its incredible.

Check out Giant Drag, who are spearheading a new genre of nu-grunge. Also, the Morning After Girls, who's debut album Shadows Evolve resemble what the new Primal Scream album SHOULD have sounded like. Other than that the whole "new rave" genre kicking off here in the UK is pretty great.

Yeah, you've spotted the one fault I hadn't really given much thought to. Obviously though, thats not my job. If it is to be implemented, thats for the good people at Jagex to work out. :P

A highly original, unique and refreshing portfolio you have there. I'm impressed, I wish I could do something like that... But I can't :( *sigh*

yeah, forgive me, I didn't mean underdeveloped in that sense. I am very impressed with the new range of prayers, I just meant underdeveloped and uninteresting in the way that prayer experience is gained. I find it bland that currently, the only way to gain experience in that field is to bury bones. Quite frankly, its boring.

Yeah, it just annoyed me how long it took to gain prayer exp through burying bones. It just got me thinking that there HAD to be another way... especially one that incorporates other skills too. Thanks for the feedback, its greatly appreciated.

The worst was last Christmas when someone stole my best friends account and asked me to lend him my full rune. This is a guy I know I can trust with my life, and when he didn't give it back, I sniffed a rat. I called him and he was busy at some Christmas party, and was totally shocked by the news. It was the worst feeling ever, for both of us. NEVER trust anyone... plain and simple. After all, would you ask your best friend irl to take care of the 20 million you just won in the lottery whilst you nip to the toilet?

Definitely agree with the lesser demon spot in Karamja volcano and the Blue dragon spot in Brimhaven dungeon. I also like to go to the Fire giants in the waterfall place at the Baxtorian falls. I find that great for training, although you have to have done the waterfall quest before you can enter. For lower levels the Moss Giants in Varrock sewers are always a good option, and the loot isn't half bad either, particularly if you're interested in training up your prayer a bit whilst you're there.

Can't say I'm too sure... either way, I think its pretty insane that one should aquire such wealth. I recently aquired a large amount of money which I believed to be immense, and I can assure you that it is no where near that amount. I'd be interested to know if there are many players who can answer your request. Inevitably, there will be... *sigh* Isn't this in the wrong forum anyway?

It does look brilliant. Makes things seem a lot more attractive and less bleak than that black background. Just one thought... is it entirely neccessary though? Surely there wouldn't be too much opposition to them implementing this sky feature, but really, would it improve your overall enjoyment of the game? Well... maybe it would... who knows?! :P Looks realy purrrrrrrdy though :D

It has come to my attention that for all the recent updates in the Runescape world, to me, prayer is a underdeveloped skill with so much potential. Whether or not this idea will be well received I don't know, but I suggest bonfires and offerings. Basically, you will need to collect a number of logs, and a new option will be available: Pile up logs. Once you have piled up a satisfactory number of logs, you will of course be able to ignite them using your tinderbox. This is where the prayer part comes in. To a bonfire, you will be able to offer a variety of armour and weapons to your chosen deity, and this will level up your prayer exp. Of course, the better the item, the more exp you will gain. For example, offering your god a rune chestplate will gain you more prayer experience than offering him a bronze dagger. Now, I'm not suggesting that we would all offer rune chestplates, but the idea is simple enough. A great way to get rid of all of the bronze, iron and steel chestplates you forged when training up your smithing level. Also the perfect way to make use of all those black squares and mith swords and spears that would otherwise go to waste when killing moss giants. Another addition to this idea is that your God could perhaps repay the favour and demonstrate his appreciation for your offering is to give you a bonus for a short while, very much like a special attack. This bonus would vary depending upon which God you submitted your offering unto. What do you think? is this a good idea? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Swordrond.