walka92

So, please correct me, and point me to the area of the KB that shows that snare does any damage at all? O.K., the guy keeps you from tele'ing, then what, annoys you to red bar by snaring you.....I'm not really getting it. snare does do damage, albiet very little, i believe it maxes at like 5 also, this is just proof the combat triangle holds true. maybe the warrior should consider dragonhide while meleeing? that way mage will splash (hopefully). in metal a mage will turn you into [cabbage] before you can say "peace" Seriously WTF snare does damage? ROFLMAO :lol: And don't forget about those high lvl tank rangers with impressive offensive and defensive capabilities . :ohnoes: Low level/mid level rangers in f2p suck though. And by mid levels I don't mean 70-80. Mages DO NOT have the upper hand in f2p though...A pathetic max of 16, a crappy holding spell that gives you 2 effective seconds to run/cast a spell, crap armor, incredibly weak "curse" spells, etc. Ok, time to let this thread die. I already ripped all of this idiot's pathetic arguments and "evidence" into pieces. snare did do damage last time i used it, though it was only a 2. or was it entangle? or bind? i forgot. one of them does atleast

he merely borrowed libums revenge pic for lulz

pass me a can :D

So, please correct me, and point me to the area of the KB that shows that snare does any damage at all? O.K., the guy keeps you from tele'ing, then what, annoys you to red bar by snaring you.....I'm not really getting it. snare does do damage, albiet very little, i believe it maxes at like 5 also, this is just proof the combat triangle holds true. maybe the warrior should consider dragonhide while meleeing? that way mage will splash (hopefully). in metal a mage will turn you into rat[cabbage] before you can say "peace"

Even in the Chaos Tunnels? ofc you need a face mask for em...youve always needed one :s

and the person uses zammy brews to 1 def, but wears barrows/dfs zand the killer gets a crap load. nice *even if not zammy brewing, just have them box...they die anyway

in like, 2001 or 2002, my friends and i had some free time in school, finished all our work, so we went in to the small computer room between 2 classes (each class was connected to its neighbour by a small room. most had computers in them) and played games. one of them had this weird black page with a red bar, the bar slowly creeping across the screen... "hey callum, whats that" "a game" i looked at the URL. www.runescape.com i went on when i got home, made my first account, alex14543372 i played for a few days then died. and also i didnt like my rsn, so i made walka92 and here i am now all my friends who played it back then have long since quit and i kept playing. most of my new friends dont know i play though

well join clan chats that are known to merch, like 2lum (or is it 2-lum now, im not sure), chessy018 and plenty of others, and check what item they say. also, a sudden and steep rise from nowhere is generaly a merch clan. its pretty easy to spot. an example if water talismans, go have a look at their graph. somewhere in the middle is a massive rise/crash coz of merchers

it doesnt hurt you, so why do you care? people are allowed to train a skill for whatever reason they want, so quit complaining

Nice idea but they said it comes from James Bond. I might agree with this, if I didn't read Extras, in which the idea was laid out for them. they said jokingly that it was a combination of the death ray from james bond and a harpoon gun. Im not sure about the exact payload capabilities but its certainly a fascinating/terrifying idea. why dont they make the rods a bit heavier? a lil bit more weight will increase the damage done by alot.... probably so they would be practical as tactical weapons. If the damage is too widespread they wont be useable in anything but the most extreme circumstances. With smaller rods, you get some potential like flattening an enemy base or collapsing an entire cave without blowing the crap out of an entire state. well they could always make a few varieties, low, medium and high weight rods for different circumstances i guess

theres no proof mechscape is "stellar dawn", so why say it like its fact

Nice idea but they said it comes from James Bond. I might agree with this, if I didn't read Extras, in which the idea was laid out for them. they said jokingly that it was a combination of the death ray from james bond and a harpoon gun. Im not sure about the exact payload capabilities but its certainly a fascinating/terrifying idea. why dont they make the rods a bit heavier? a lil bit more weight will increase the damage done by alot....

one of my friends had her dA username posted on /b/ and within a few mins, her pageviews had doubled. she had been on dA for 7 months. doubled in 10 mins. i lold

R.I.P

cant help but lol. theres plenty of other ways to find the stuff ontopic: people who ask a question when they already know the answer

I've seen no evidence that claws are crashing -- if they do, then I'm buying. I cant see any evidence they have crashed yet aswell. :roll: checked the rsof? last time i looked i saw people selling dragon claws for 5m below trade

threaten to sue them for harassment

well, some people like agility...somehow ya nice

if brawlers were tradeable everything would go to hell

tormented demons and sara godwars, and sometimes armadyl (not often)

everything that exists in the past, present and future and idiots

wow nice stats, esp for 2 years. better stats then me w/ 5 years :o

pointless much? i mean, its not like it hurts a pixelated NPC who has nothing better to do...

i hate you

wow, is a little bit of fog really that big of a deal? and it aint hard to turn off either