Shadowcheval

I don't understand why you have such an issue with H1P. I mean, do you even KNOW you Honest1 was? Honestly, i'm sure you do. :o ...no pun intended I'm sorry, but you just confused the hell out of me with that sentence...

I don't believe there is. Btw, this should go in Help and Advice.

It takes a while before they update, it's just that the server needs to send the info to the other server :wink:

Lol, ironic much? :-s :shame:

A little FYI, we have an interview next week. Who could we possibly choose? :-w :?:

This depends on how much gold you're carrying in your inventory. :wink:

Yay, OnyxCast is working! =D> \ :thumbsup: :

Role in film: Servant ftw! Do you accept to the terms and conditions? Definetly

I know, Randox, we were hampered a bit this week, due to RL stuff. But we'll be better next week :pray:

I've been thinking this for a while, so I thought I might as well post it. Doesn't it seem like all the different quests of RuneScape are all leading up into one big one? The Grand Tree quests melded with the Mourning's End quests, and many more keep hinting at it, like the Goblin and Desert quests.

We take into consideration the Holidays (i.e. Christmas). : I'll have to look into those "grammer errors" :wink: So...are you taking a break for Chanukah? :-s

I'm sorry, but you had grammar errors everywhere. I'm not sure who your editors are, but the loss of a week probably hurt them. Btw, if you passed your test, why are you waiting two weeks for the next issue? :-k

Unfortunately, this problem is all too common. However, simple education tends to not work very well. Jagex needs to explain thoroughly (not just in the Knowledge Base) to players what a bot is, how the act, etc. Education only works if the educated listen and care.

+1 =D>

Does anyone notice that on the top of the post it there's some sort of symbol that's partially hidden?

+.5

Okay, you're correct in saying that the Federal Reserve regulates the price of money. But you fail to see the next step. When you control the price of money, it's actual value, you also control the price of everything that money can procure. EVERYTHING. No exceptions. But he wasn't saying that subsidies are good/bad. He's just saying that they are used by governments as tools to combat economic depression in industries. No comment Misunderstanding here. You don't see the point that he's making. Pretty sure he's referring to McCarthyism here.... :roll: No comment It's hard to minimize rares when there's a large market associated with them. And the uproar over the Duel Arena was also a sign that rares are not something that can be trifled with unless handled with extreme care. The fact of the matter is, however, that you do not take into account bots. If tons of bots continue selling the vast supply of various raw materials, very few, if any, people will want to do it themselves when they could simply buy very cheaply. So the bots could potentially have a monopoly on raw materials. It very much differs case to case. Some items or too cheap, others too costly. If you're praising World 2 in this way, why do you care if some people decide to use the GE insead? He's referring to the time it takes. While you could, of course, stand around and hope for the best, you could just stick your items into the GE, and go and do whatever the hell you feel like doing.

Good God people! Stop being such alarmists! The world is not going to end because Jagex has a good business model! Ugh, some people can be such idiots... :wall:

I think what you described was a potential side effect of a free market economy...if only I could understand bad grammar better...

Ummm not exactly the way you're painting it. The Brits had gained direct political control of about two fifths of the world's [then] population and about one quarter of its land area, and hegemony over nominally independent areas such as parts of China and South America. The British Empire is generally considered to have arisen as a result of Britain's trade objectives rather than an attempt to establish military dominion. In their extremism against Empires, many people forget a few things - the British Empire was not a force of evil for those it conquered, it was a force of good. The Pax Britannica made the 19th century comparitively peaceful and safe compared to the centuries that preceded it, and it was possible to travel the globe and visit all continents [except maybe Antartica :wink: ] using just one currency, speaking one language and all without worry of molestation. [mostly] Britain took its obligations seriously, however: It did not try to extinguish the cultures of other nations, but rather to bring them alive in a framework of fairness. The only cultural artifacts it imposed were simple principles of morals. Where native religions were opposed to even simple moral behaviour, they would introduce Christianity in order to right the wrongs of paganism and allow these peoples to flower. Of course, this did kind of fall by the wayside when people with more money than actual experience/compassion/ethics/morality bought their way into positions of influence/power. We Brits have made some howlers with regards to some colonies/conquered nations. (Middle East - though American interference/manipulation there was more to blame than British mishandling) Ireland is all our own work though. That's what you get when the wrong people are making the decisions. In the western hemisphere, compare Haiti, settled by the French, to the Bahamas, settled by the English. I know that when I do my civic duty and donate blood, stepping foot in Nassau does not make my blood a type IV pathogen. In Asia, compare Singapore and Indonesia. One of these countries is a high tech Asian wonder, the other is slaughtering infidels. Guess which one was civilized by the British, and which one by the Dutch. In Africa, compare English civilized Egypt with Italian civilized Libya. Which one is a world pariah, and which one is a force for moderation in the Arab world. So, British Colonies are moer economic expansion than military, thought for either, one needs both :P In that post I did not present a bias that the British were evil or any variance thereof. What I was referring to was the brilliant use of the economies of foreign nations to gain speres of influenece, and eventually control, of these overseas powers. And Sly Wizard, you can't develop a great steel industry without economic controls.

No comment on Nick... :-w But I'm pleased to say we have lots of interesting things coming up next issue!

November's been a great month! I hope Jagex releases more this December than just the Development Diaries and a new holiday drop....Menorah, anyone? :-w

yea, Sun declared it as known limitation... :wall: It wont be SUMMONING but for different reasons. I also was thinking of new continent. The release of mechscape has nothing to do with RS,the game. +1, And dont forget we have summoning already, within boundaries ofcourse.. remember the tower of life ? :) had to be done Lol. They were way off. Ah, irony :XD:

It's the argument that's been TRIED but it always fails. Where has that scenario ever played out except in a handful of temporary circumstances? Most modern Western countries have an essentially free market with reasonable controls. They do not have the government telling everyone that they can only buy or sell items within +/-5% of the "official price". Or can you name one that does? :) Why was it naive, when Jagex has spent the last six years bleating the mantra that "players set prices"? Or was it naive to think they wouldn't cripple their own feature? :) 1) So you're saying that for decades countless nations have been idiots, but now you have the answer? 2) Essentially free? Please go in depth because this is very vague. 3) And many nations say the same thing about the products sold there. But it is never completely true.

I'd call that Bug Abuse, but I think that's purely unintentional...