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I'll play, give me about 5 minutes and I'll be online.

You ask someone whose in the league for a battle, then you record your win/loss/draw. Anyone want to play?

I believe it's level 90.

Like inside the actual Black Knights Fortress? Not the one north of Falador, but the one in the Taverly dungeon. Here's a map, it's the area at the bottom. http://tip.it/runescape/?page=members_dungeon.htm

Yeah, most of the list is active people. And the individual league is open. Once we get some teams made up I'll open up the team league. So far I've added myself, Mac, Kent, and Gallade, but anyone can join in at any time.

It's not a keylogger. They have the output of the textboxes box sent to a database on the server of the scam site. Then, they read the data from that database at a later time and get the account info. No keylogging needed, it's just a standard verification routine (without the verifying, since everyone has a valid account according to their scripting, if that makes sense). It's quite easy to do actually, it's getting the look that's the hard part about scams like this. The proper term is phishing. A fake website designed to look like the real thing, but if you look closely at the actual web address, something is wrong. In this case, there was an extra r somewhere in the http://www.runescape.com address, and it linked to a fake forum log in page. If you entered in any information and logged in, it would redirect you to the real runescape forums, and steal your account details. This is commonly used to steal paypal accounts, credit card information, and other important information. If you see a link, right click it and look at the properties. If it links to a different site than listed, it's a fake. Most of these links are made with the attempt to fool you by trying to look like the real thing, so make sure each letter is correct. Or just play it safe and not click on any links :P.

To help a bit more, I'll explain a bit about cookies. Cookies are small text files full of data sent to you by a server. Each time you access that server, you send the cookie back. The data in the cookie contains things like site preferences, shopping cart items, and authenticating you so you don't have to enter your user name and password each time. Cookies can also be used to track your web browsing habits. This is usually used by ad companies so they can see what websites you go to, and give you a pop up or banner ad, or just track statistics. In most cases, tracking cookies aren't anything to worry about, and you should just let your scanning program delete them.

I don't know if it was just a faulty part, but one of my friends did that. Now that Wii remote doesn't always work, especially after being moved. We think it's because something happened to the battery contacts...

If you want to take a small risk, you can mine at the level 9 wilderness coal mine. It's full of skeletons and you might run into a revenant, but it's usually empty and Edgeville is the closest bank.

I hate that.. It should shut off after not using it for a few minutes, but it's still a waste of battery power.

No, that would be kind of odd seeing something like.. Rank 1 - Ginger_Warrior and Kent.. Rank 2 - Ginger_Warrior and Mac... etc. And I assume you and Mac will be in?

Yes.

Here's what I've decided to do. 1) There will be an individual and team league. 2) The teams will be small, two person teams. You can choose your team mate. 3) The tour system for stages will be used. Each week we'll move on to the next stage. 4) Each game will need to follow rules. 5) Each game you or your team wins or loses must recorded. I'll update the rankings as they come in. 6) The leagues will always be open. You can choose when to play, but you should play at least one game a week. I'll open up the league tomorrow.

The DSi will have a DSWare shop, so I'm sure SD cards will be used. As for the camera, some games will use it, like the new WarioWare game.

I can play a few games. I need to practice my DI.

We can use any stage, the example stages were ones that just came to mind. I like that idea. I think it would work good with small teams. The conditions would include things like items, items on some weird stage, teams without friendly fire, etc. It was intended to work with large teams, so that the players who liked to play with those settings, could. That way, they could still support their team, without having to compete with more skilled players or players that don't like using items and such.

I have a few ideas for the league.. 1) We have two big teams that play against each other. 2) Instead of a big team, we have small teams of 2 players each. Each game could be 2v2, or we have some 1v1s and some 2v2s. 3) No teams at all, so we all play against each other. For stages.. 1) A set list of stages and conditions, this would work best with teams. Example: Final Destination - items off Smashville - items on Battlefield - 2v2, items off etc. 2) We use the tournament legal stages, and just use those. 3) We play on all legal stages, or just select a few stages, and even add some tournament-banned stages, like a tour. Example: (Start) Battlefield > Smashville > Delfino > Lylat Cruise > Halberd > Final Destination (End) We can also add various conditions too. Personally, I like the small teams of two and the tour style of stage selection.

Siiiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.......... I can't seem to do anything today.. So full or anger :evil:....

It's lagtastic Kent!

I'll play Kent.

I'll go online now.

Does it still take away from agility? The power armor is supposed to turn you into a tank... Unless the power armor they use in FO3 is an older line of power armors, the ones that bog you down :?... Or Bethesda just screwed power armor up :lol:.

Anyone want to brawl? And I'm working on some ideas for the league, I'll post them sometime tomorrow.

Smash Bros Brawl for Wii.

I keep away from masses, so no, you wouldn't :P.