Hedgehog

no youre prettier

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You better c or ill make you c

We know what your intent is.

So? That's bad

If you look at all the replies to my post, you'll notice that some people values updates differently. One update can be ground breaking to someone and useless to someone else. It's just a matter of perspective. Yes some skills are further behind than others, but you can't say that skills have been neglected.

93 hunter get 2398 [bleep]es

http://www.xp-waste.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=264

What are you talking about? Almost every skill has seen some improvement in the past few yearrs. Combat: Chaotics, Overloads, new armor (Nex, Gano), Curses, massive overhaul in like 3 months Runecrafting: Runespan Construction: Not much, construction garb I guess Agility: Advanced courses, Flash powder factory (was later nerfed) Herblore: Overloads, prayer renewals Thieving: Monkey knife fighters Crafting: Royal Dhides (new tier of dragonhide) Fletching: Not much Hunter: Herblore habitat Mining: Living rock caverns, Lava flow Smithing: Artisan's workshop Fishing: Living rock caverns, c2 fishing, fish flingers Cooking: Rocktails/cavefish Firemaking: Curly roots, bonfires Woodcutting: Not much Farming: A few new crops (morchella mushrooms), Herblore habitat Summoning: Not much A few skills haven't been massively updated, but I'd say the majority of them have received their share of updates.

http://forum.tip.it/topic/309457-merediths-blug/page__view__findpost__p__5266521 You might find this interesting. Also, bump.

Math: Thai, Archer, and I decided to work out the affect of the Greenfingers aura. Archer had gathered 500 data points on deaths without Greenfingers and we calculated the rate of death to be 10.99% to 16.00%. However, we had to find out the chance of disease per stage (there are 4 stages). Since the crops can only become diseased once, this was a little complicated – we couldn't just take the 4th root and call it a day. We ended up creating the following equation: Using's Newton's method (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_method), we approximated the chance of disease per stage: The .1099 came from the rate of death stated above. We used .03 for a (the value doesn't really matter a whole lot) and 2.87%. We repeated this with the upper bound and got 4.24%. So the chance of an herb patch becoming diseased during any given stage is 2.87-4.24% (3.55%). Using this information, we were able to calculate the chance of death overall using greenfingers. Since the first stage is immune to disease, there are only 3 chances for disease, so the equation for the odds is: After substituting the chance of disease per stage in for P, we found the average death rate of when using Greenfingers to be 8.35-12.2%. That's between a 2.64 and a 3.8 percent difference. Tip: Multiply the percentages by 4/5 to find the average rate of death for all patches, including Trollheim. Data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvmaYguxb_sidGE1Y1phdGZjZC0weE9ZR255cUJfOUE

My assumption is that it's hard to buy the seeds at med price or hard to sell the herbs.

Deflector

Is the timestamp the start or end of a run?

both

Can you show me your log? I think I remember you talking about it on xpw a long time ago.

Troacctid had a blog post about giving f2p some low end members quests that I really liked. And I think the QBD should be f2p. That'd be funny as hell.

It doesn't really affect it, but it does. Like .1%

Ya, I don't get it.

Got 5 people and we walked around the wilderness spamming bear and killing noobs. bear bear bear bear bear bear bear bear bear bear bear bear

92 hunter get 2397

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AldEhLOK6ejJdHVaLV9pNFBrdnRPbXJCU3hjWjlvdnc#gid=0

Did 2 floors today. 1 occ and 1 abd both were around 18 minutes and mostly 1 way lol

Her max attack roll is so high that high def doesn't make a difference.