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First-Combat, mostly slayer supplies, pots, etc. Second-...No idea. Whatever Junk I may put here. Quest stuff?

My only problem, if the end result was the santa suit, is the fact that it'd basically be worthless without the Santa hat, which is a tad more expensive than a number of people are able to pay, and too rare to get easily. I may be wrong about that, but I doubt it. What's the use of a half-complete suit?

I'm sure my bank would be perfectly organized if I had the money to double everything I owned. Got to love this month, though. New quest (In the wilderness? Should be interesting), new diary (dunno what people expected to be hard in Lumbridge. Something specific for the area that presents a challenge? Pfft.) and bank organization (Can finally set all my slayer-related things in one area). Item lending's not something I really care about, since I know of no one I'd be willing to lend/borrow from. Those that beg for it? Free trip to my ignore list. I hope they let our current accounts see what the new Tutorial Island looks like, since I don't feel like making another account just to see it.

I have to admit, this was a somewhat hard choice for me. But while I like the idea of a fully organized bank, and a new achievement diary, the quest still is the one thing I look forward to every month.

Almost purely relaxed, until I need a skill for a quest, then I get a bit more mechanical in my training. Keeping access to my quest cape is my main goal, and letting it slip is unforgivable. Which is why I wonder why it took me so long to do Rocking Out...

I had noticed that, which bugs me, because my all-white outfit doesn't work anymore, since the Princess Blouse/skirt looks more gray than white.

After my initial shock at seeing the updated front page (sure as heck didn't expect that), I promptly tried to get on the HD version, which turned out to be a not-so-good idea, since I was still at the Gargoyles and lagging like crazy. Still survived, but I doubt I'll be doing much in the wat of dangerous comabt until the lag's taken care of. Though from what I've seen, the graphics are much nicer... Except the close-up of my face. What the heck did they do to me?

All I have left is the Poison Ivy requirement for the Varrock diary, and I'd have them all. I'm too lazy to actively seek the 70 farming I need for it.

Three letters: BKQ. Then I'll just be back to my slayer tasks. Perhaps I'll think of other nice areas to visit, but I doubt it. We'll see, however.

How does one train runecrafting and Herblore? Along the note this topic is on, I thought about it for a good...2 seconds, then decided I wanted my cape back more. I already know there's a bunch of new content stuff I've missed in quest (with JaGEx updating then and all.), so missing the quests in the new graphics wouldn't change anything.

Eh, I have no idea if this would even work or not. I've only had one person call me out as a guy, even though I don't act any differently than I would were I using a male avatar. You'd think someone (else) would have noticed by now, but I guess they either just don't care, or are unobservant. Though I've forgotten how people act like to a male avatar, but I've put too much time into what my account has become to change it back to a male avatar. I'm just too used to it.

You can't, you can get them from burning their husks though. To me, that falls under the same thing. It'd be a tad silly to kill them without burning the corpses, and, unless I'm horribly mistaken, you can't burn the corpses without killing them.

The Vyrewatch are the vampire-esque creatures that inhabit Meiyerditch (mostly) and, to the best of my knowledge, control Morytania. I wasn't aware you could get god pages from killing them. That would be an awesome reward from it.

SSBB and FF7:CC Oh, and FFXIII may come out this year. FF rush! Wheee! :thumbsup:

I've noted that, but the name means nothing to me. I'm sure it has some reference to a Zelda game, but seeing as I've only played "A Link to the Past", I have no bloody idea what it is.

Can't say I know much about this, but I will say one thing; PS3 sales will skyrocket once FF13 comes out. Got to love those FF fans. Goodness knows it's a good enough reason for me to finally buy one.

Final Fantasy's III (not the American 3, the real 3), 5, 8, and 12. I have got to get around to finishing one of those...besides 5...beaten that already

Now I'm happy. I finally know that the Zelda/Sheik combo is still the same. Now I know I have at least two decent people to play with. Now, what the bloody heck is their final smash?

Ashes are used in first part of RFD, making a dirty blast. Serum 207, anyone? Besides, nothing's really worthless to Collectors.

You can repair that, as far as I can tell.

Of all those suggestions, the only one I see as being useful is a way to skip through all the ship travel and get to Moonclan Island (and without having ot have the Seal of Passage, which I forget constantly. Silly, even as they changed it so that you don't need it to bank after Dream Mentor.)

I hope that pun was intended :roll: Anyway the thing i'm wondering about his final smash is how does he get people into the pot and if you can stick items in the pot also... If you remember the Cook Technique from the games, the enemies were basically forced into the pot. I assume the effect is similar, but I don't know if it will affect the entire area. Amongst other things, I'd have to say that adding Sonic to the game may be the one thing that gets me to buy the game (and the Wii, since I haven't seen a use for it yet (Come to think of it, all the games I've gotten for the Gamecube were all ports from the Dreamcast, so I don't have much in the way of actual Nintendo games)). Though I must wonder, someone said that Sonic was now Nintendo only...When'd that happen? I pray that was a joke. Sonic does not go Super Saiyan, he uses the positive energy from the Chaos Emeralds to turn into Super Sonic.

I think I've done it once, when in Rum Deal I took apart the fishing contraption and couldn't figure out what to do. (Turns out I wasn't supposed to...go figure.) Or did I ask someone here about it? I don't really remember. I like this site too much to wander elsewhere for quest help when I need it.

Why did you post this twice, one in the proper sticky, and once here?

^ I think he means that there are no naturally-growing orange trees anywhere. I've never been a big fan of using shops, so really I don't know what this update fully does to training...Funny to see what people find htough.