Jard_Y_Dooku

85 HP, not 96. This one's my fault. :D http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=133

125 HP, not 126. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=224

120 HP, not 98. Also, "wizard" is lowercase, not capital. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=518

They are both 105 HP, not both 108 HP. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=294 http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=605

125 HP, not 126. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=727

135 HP, not 126. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=731

This is the THIRD monster whose HP is 1 below the last value I remember it was, in the Bestiary. I hope you are using integers to store HP, and not floating point numbers? The HP is 170, not 169. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=221

140 HP, not 149. Also, the name is "Troll general" with a lowercase g, not a capital G. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=266 I notice some monsters which I'd previously corrected are now incorrect and needing re-correction... I know this seems like an odd request but please use my Monster Examine Guide before submitting HP corrections from other players. I take incredible insanity in making sure it is 100% accurate.

Missed one! 150 HP, not 149. ;) http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=657

130 HP, not 133. This may have been confused with the fact he gives 133.2 Slayer XP on a monkeys task, which was probably my fault, since before monster examine's existence we thought HP = Slayer XP for all monsters, which we now know to be quite false. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=348

160 HP, not 260. A little trivia: this is the second monster in Tip.It's database to be at least 100 HP off the actual value; the first was Chaos Elemental (250 actual HP vs 350 incorrect value). http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?r ... er_id=1272

http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?r ... er_id=1223 Tormented Demon's HP is 326, not 324.

I think you complain too much. 2009 is the best year for RuneScape since 2005... Think of all the old stuff they've released or are working on; this is GOOD. New Myreque quest, new desert quest, new dwarf quest, revealing of an unknown area that was blackness SINCE THE GAME BEGAN. Now we know what "the north" is. We can't wish for new things without finishing old things first. I want to see the map completed, all the old content finished. Honestly, I'll actually be surprised if the Soul altar ISN'T released this year. Also, as for whining about the 150th quest not being done after a month, clearly you've never been in the software development business.

My biggest mistake was not knowing how to play it smooth on the Internet since I started using it. If I had I could probably have gotten high authority rankings on a lot more things, but now everything thinks I shouldn't be because they're noobs. :) If I get rich I swear with complete honesty I'm going to buy Tip.It.

The Wild dog's HP is wrong. It says 56, but it is 62. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2monster_id=384

Tuesday, April 14, 2009 (all thanks to Mrmoocky AKA mister_moocky) Added Viyeldi (level-79) Just four scans left until the guide is complete... asides from the WGS monsters, which I'll get sorted out as soon as possible.

Monday, April 13, 2009 (all thanks to Geed Geed7 AKA doc_roe3) Added Lesser Demon Champion (level-162)

Monday, April 13, 2009 Added Skeleton Champion (level-40)

If anyone gets a Challenge scroll, PLEASE LET ME KNOW! Send me a PM before you complete the challenge and we'll dicuss you getting credit in my Ultimate Monster Examine Guide (see signature). ;) I myself have completed the Goblin (approx. 2000 kills), Imp (approx. 1 kills) and Ghoul (approx. 500 kills) challenges.

You really didn't need to create a topic for this. Before posting, please ask yourself if your topic has discussion value. Since this really doesn't, you shouldn't have posted it. Alternatively, you can make a "random RuneScape facts" topic, with all sorts of random information... but a topic dedicated to a few bottles on the ground, we don't need.

Sunday, April 12, 2009 (all thanks to Mrmoocky AKA mister_moocky) Added Earth Warrior Champion (level-102) Added Hobgoblin Champion (level-56) Added Zombies Champion (level-51) Removed Ghoul Champion (level-85) from the unscannable monsters list due to new evidence Removed Leon d'Cour (level-141) from the unscannable monsters list due to new evidence NOTES: - You can leave a champion fight without losing your scroll - it doesn't disappear until you win the battle or you lose it by dying - Scans are allowed even if magic attacks are not

Thanks, Wereta! You know, I think now is the time to change my policy. Previously, there was a single rule for scans' inclusion to the guide - I must have scanned them myself. This was because I didn't trust anyone to do it right, though I've come to realize everyone isn't as incompetent as I feel, nor is everyone out to get me by making false screenshots with incorrect information. I know many of you enjoy my guide, and genuinely want to help me complete it. In return for your generosity I think your scans deserve a place in my Ultimate Monster Examine Guide. The best things in this world are built by teams of people, and there are more people in this world with good intention than with bad, else our planet would not be able to function at all. To Brunokiller and Wereta, thank you very much for these very rare "prize" scans, and I hope you enjoy them included as a part of the Ultimate Monster Examine Guide. Saturday, April 11, 2009 Added Giant Champion (level-56) - thanks to Brunokiller Added Goblin Champion (level-24) - thanks to Wereta There is also a new credits section with the names of those who've helped in some way to make this guide what it is. I also revealed what the missing Section 5 was, unfortunately it's not finished yet but it'll come soon.

That is because the evil chicken was removed from the game, although the RFD one still exists so it shouldn't have been. ;)

Sitting around and being inactive does NOT make you fat. I'll argue this with you until the end of time. If you think sitting around and being inactive DOES make you fat, you are officially insane and stupid... What does make you fat is the KIND food you eat. KIND! NOT amount! Again, you can eat a truck-load of food every day and never become fat, provided it is quality, healthy food such as salads composed of lettuce, cucumber, and tomato, and other vegetables, fruits and plants. Dairy products are not good for the human body, and neither is meat, although they can provide some nutrition, fruits and vegetables are far better suited to our digestive system. If you must eat meat, I'd recommend fish, it's much more compatible with our systems than "traditional" meats, of which red ones like steak and beef are especially bad. I have more experience with health and nutrition than most of you on this forum will ever have, and don't even try to debate it with me. I will simply ignore you. This is my ONLY post regarding this matter, on this thread. As a concrete example, I never exercise, ever. I haven't exercised in close to 3 or 4 years now. I also eat a lot of food; I eat constantly. And guess the result? I am 178 cm tall, 54 kg, which, according to Wikipedia, equates to a BMI classified as "underweight". Of course these BMI things aren't always accurate, but I'm stick thin, put it that way. The reason for these "mysterious" results? I eat healthy foods, and lots of them. If you want to be healthy and thin, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables and do not consume sugar, high fructose corn syrup, dairy products (or at least keep them to a minimum), most baked goods, pasta (rice is better, and brown rice is better than white rice), or really anything that isn't classified as "natural". There's a reason most Americans are fat and in the hospital all the time. They eat greasy, sloppy disgusting food at places like McDonalds every day, which provides no nutritional value, and hardly eat fruits or vegetables. On the other hand, people from places like pre-WW2 Japan (modern Japan too, for the most part), and modern day Puerto Rico are never sick and are healthy. I have a few friends from Puerto Rico; I love hearing their stories of the jungles rich with ripe fruits, which dwarf in quality the chemical-laden produce sold in the supermarkets of most nations. But still, they're better than nothing, and eating chemical-laden fruit from your local supermarket is a HELL of a lot better than crackers, meat and macaroni. Now, I'm not saying that exercise is bad nor am I saying it isn't benefical. What I am saying is that lack of exercise does NOT make you fat. Exercise builds muscle and stimulates the body. Eating nutritional food keeps you thin and healthy. Exercise and food serve two completely different purposes. You can exercise 24/7 and eat disgusting sloppy American McDonalds food all, and you'll be fat as a pig, guaranteed. Now I don't want to ever hear that lack of exercise = obesity ever again. As I write this post, I am chewing a raw tomato. Far more delicious than ice cream, and if you disagree it's only because your taste buds are perverted from being conditioned with that type of food for so long (along with cultural ties as well). Farewall, I shall now enjoy my tomato.

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