hicky_mouse

Defence noob, prayer noob, safer noob, skirt noob(D-skirts FTW), and my favourite, plain old noob.

Monkey madness is my favourite quest, very fun being a monkey. Cold war was cool too.

I'm confused here. Backing up to the posts about warriors using dragon hide. Mages, when a warrior uses dragon hide, pull out your whip and freaking own him! You get mad when someone is intelligent and uses what they have to their advantage? Do the same thing.

Getting away from people dieing in place and in certain ways(not very debate club like). 1. If that is why you want to become a mod, you should, and probably will never become one. 2. It isn't all about the amount of reports. Becoming a mod requires many other things, things you aren't showing.

Seeing as it is against the rules to use your account's money on a staker, that one is out. In answer to your question, invest in skills, they never go away.

Mac and cheese. \ Homemade of course.

I'm blue \ . I always talk with friends when training. It justs makes it more fun.

From the quest guide "Approach Daero to train you in Attack/Defense and Strength/Hitpoints (35,000 exp each for the skills you choose, and 20,000 exp each for the others)". So you do get defense experience to finish the quest.

You knew it was down the drain, a waste of time, in the first place though. No, it wasn't a waste of time in the first place. I know I have had a great time playing the game(I'm guessing most people here have too), therefore, it wasn't a waste. Losing everything I worked for would turn it into a waste. As for having a reset, I would probably quit. It just wouldn't be as fun, having experienced it all before.

Thanks for pointing that out. I think that I would continue playing. If it makes the game better, it would be worth it for me.

I don't think stopping updates would work. There are too many high levels that are bored with what we have already and need more content, and too many idiots that would complain about the lack of updates. No, Jagex is doing fine, with their monthly graphic and occasional engine updates. It works great the way it is

As a player mod, I find that my game experience is hindered. Yes, it is annoying to have to answer the question, "How do you become a mod?" several times a day, but that isn't the point. People aren't moderators to make their in-game experience better, they are there to help give regular players a fun place to game, free of rule-breakers.

I tend to use sarcasm in-game when being annoyed by someone, and telling them to shut up and or leave doesn't work. Most of the time, people don't realize it's sarcasm, however, I have seen people understand the whatever it is I tell them.

I would say "Don't bother training mining and smithing past 50. They are dead end skills. Keep working on your wcing, it will pay big in the end."