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Shadowcheval said: And that's my point! We pay the same amount paid when membership started, so technically, we are paying for that, not for the new updates. We are lucky that JaGEx is updating this at all, and not charging us more for it. I think we are wandering a little here...

People like you bug me, because people like this think that members deserve what they have because they pay for it. I'm going to have to say that anybody who says that is WRONG! Even though I wasn't playing when membership first came out, I'll bet that the cost was still $5 American currency, right? So, by the reason "You get what you paid for", members only derserve what was origonally part of membership, and nothing from after that date, right? ((I apologize if this construes taking over another post, but I feel this had to be said)) I'm sorry, but you said something very stupid here. Of course members deserve what they pay for! Otherwise, this game wouldn't exist anymore! Do you realize that Jagex spends tons of money to keep maintaing and updating the game? around 95% of all that money comes from Members! I think next time you read my posts, you should actually think about what i wrote. I never said that we don't. I said that the logic behind that comment was screwy. Those people need to get a grip on reality and be glad that JaGEx did not do what I had implied, though by the logic they present, they should. People who say that imply that there shouldn't be updates, because the $5 would no longer pay for everything. Get it?

I firmly support this, and if at all possible, I will join the rally. People like you bug me, because people like this think that members deserve what they have because they pay for it. I'm going to have to say that anybody who says that is WRONG! Even though I wasn't playing when membership first came out, I'll bet that the cost was still $5 American currency, right? So, by the reason "You get what you paid for", members only derserve what was origonally part of membership, and nothing from after that date, right? ((I apologize if this construes taking over another post, but I feel this had to be said))

I believe he wants all spells to autocast by right-clicking the spells, then selecting the 'auto-cast' option this idea would create... Which, while good in theory, would make training magic way too easy...get an air staff, a bunch of law runes, and auto-cast Camelot teleport? Do likewise with high alching? Just another way to make things too easy for people, and a waste as well.

No, just no. There are some people who are music collectors in the game (like me) who refuse to take part in some, if not all, of the events you describe. Having these would be unfair to them, seeing as they would either have to break with what they decided not to do, or get stuck without music. I, for one, have never pked, nor do I plan on it anytime soon, yet I do want all the musics. This would make that a rather impossible task for me.

It looks mostly right, HighImpact1, but I have woodcutting at 55, not 56...

Does this include hitpoints and attack, because according to my list, you don't need those skills...you could technically do all the quests at 10 hitpoints and 1 Attack, for a total of 1035. (I may have missed a few things *Equipment you must weild, etc.* but my list is fairly well updated...) You are correct that you must add on 9 levels because of starting out at level 10, but other than that it's added. :wink: I did, if you check my math...actually added 11, because i forgot attack and hitpoints origonally :roll:

HighImpact1 said: Does this include hitpoints and attack, because according to my list, you don't need those skills...you could technically do all the quests at 10 hitpoints and 1 Attack, for a total of 1035. (I may have missed a few things *Equipment you must weild, etc.* but my list is fairly well updated...)

A house in Zanaris? Put it next to the fairy ring, and sign me up!

Only if they didn't give concent :) So these people are letting you use their names here? :?

isn't there some rule about not naming names?

Brianite3 said: Not true, they've added a tree patch... Fuzimatt said Also not true, I chose the vyrewatch top because it didn't show skin. But there's nothing new i can bring up, so there was no real point to this... #-o

Runecrafting room: Interesting idea, but too easy to get...either only allow the f2p runecrafting altars and/or use the Magic building stone instead of marble blocks, with some gold leaf thrown in for good measure. Farming 'room':I'll have to agree with Dalcyte on this one...only have the base patches in the 'room' Otherwise, this is a pretty good idea that just needs some tweaking.

I ended up finding it on some site I don't remember anymore that I visited whenever I got bored...that doesn't happen too often anymore.

It really depends on what you consider the best, and for what style of combat you mean...

It's always interesting to learn from these things...Proves how little i paid attention, seeing as I never saw any Star Trek refences that I remember. Good article, as it always seems to be. :thumbsup:

I'd think this belongs in a different forum, but that's not my decision... Anyway, there are people who world jump just to buy those vials to sell to herblore trainers who are too lazy to get them themselves. It earns them a profit, so they buy every single vial that they can. I hope that answered the question.

I've actually had decent luck at the big bone respawn in lvl...well, the upper 20s. I've stood there for multiple days just burying the big bones that respawned there, bringing absolutely nothing with me.

Actually, the Ape Atoll idea works well in the temple because there's an altar in there, so you can recharge your prayer points when necessary.

It reminds me of the machete's you can buy with your trading sticks in Tai Bwo Wannai...if those can be trimmed, certainly scimitars could be done the same way, in my opinion.

Mine name is based off a dead Japanese guitarist's nickname, for the most part. Some of his songs, as well.

Never seen this person... 0 ha ha...someone beat me to it, seen this guy a few times, 4

I seem to recall dying about 4 or 5 times against men, each time losing everything but my basic battle equipment, and basically being a fool until someone decided to help me after i spent roughly 5 minutes trying to talk to the ghost in the lumbridge graveyard. The person (how I wish i could remember the name!) bought me a bronze battleaxe and led me to the person who gives you the ghostspeak amulet (which at that point I couldn't get...never started the quest :wall: ). Then i basically used that axe until i managed to finally find Varrock (Rune Mysteries sure helped there), then buying my first weapon and going on a manslaughter spree...still losing almost everything I had, because i never found the bank after my first time in Draynor... :-w

I prefer the slow, boring no-way-in-Gielinor-am-I-going -to spend-that-much-money-for-a-skill approach: kill enemies that drop all of the required supplies (Main ingredient, secondary ingredient, water-filled vial) and fight there for a while. Slow, but saves money :thumbsup:

Add the fairy rings (DLS), and you can jump right into the pathway and save time