deejay_hr

I support. Helping newbs is something I've always done. My method was to smith full bronze at the time ( i was a newb myself, total level under 200) and give them out to people who really needed it. I'd tell them that if they ever needed help or advice, they could ask me. I've made a lot of friends this way and I can tell you that it works. The beggars are usually little kids and such people. They won't be happy if they get stuff, and they won't be happy if they don't. However, most of the newbs will be genuinely thankful. I've seen it happen. It's simple stuff that cheers people up. I'll try to make it. See ya there.

The Easter Madness TET event got crashed by TMRD (The Mighty Red Dragons). We were supposed to have a wildy egg fight using wind strikes, just for fun. We were near demonic ruins I believe, when they attacked us. The bad part is that they're a 110+ clan. That was a really low thing to do, and that clan has no honour. I mean, I was level 75, and I get attacked by a 115? What's the fun in that? Ruin somebody's fun? Eternal shame will rest in the home of TMRD.

Just for you to know, TET is having the same event on March 31st. The event info still hasn't been posted, it will probably be posted on Sunday. Check out this thread though: TET March Calendar. TET FTW!

Please don't lock this thread, the idea is very good. I support. Now I want to explain, and add some ideas. As someone already said, this update would be good for both F2P and P2P. There's no reason to say that f2p don't pay so they can't get updates. This update would give P2P a chance to show their houses to their F2P friends. There are a couple of problems here though. A new portal would have to be made, which would indeed be a big update, but not that big of a problem. The bigger problem are the stuff members have such as portals, dungeons, gilded altar, and stuff like that. However the solution to that is very simple. You'll notice that there are a couple member things and places in f2p, such as the Lumbridge swamp dungeon, or the skull that can be found behind the Draynor Manor. The skull is called Members Item. If you try to enter a member place in F2P you get a message: You have to be on members world to do that. Therefore, if someone tried to use the gilded altar on a F2p World, they'd get that message. That would simply make the POH houses on F2P worlds viewable but not usable. Just like members armor. You see it, you wield it, but it give no bonus, no protection. POH F2P views would simply be like a members advertising campaign. You could walk around it, and you could just admire the view. If someone can give me a valid reason why this would be a bad idea, I would be glad to prove them wrong, without arguing. Also, if you feel like F2P don't deserve updates cause they don't pay, at least try to say that in a nice way.

Well, i totally forgot about posting here, i created my TIF account like 3 weeks ago. My Runescape name is Deejay_hr. I have been playing since the beginning of summer 2006. I'm a huge TET fan, and I'm on all TET F2P events. I sometimes come to TETAU events too, but they are late for me. I haven't been a member yet. Always ready to help, private is always on. If I'm not on Runescape, I am always in the Tip.it chat, if not on #runescape, i'm always on #tetpub. If I'm not on the chat, then I'm not home :D. Tip.it rules!

Well, i can't believe it. People don't even know about TET AU. TET au rocks, and you people should know that. When i have time i'll spam all the forums so that people find out about TETAU!

No it's real, compare to your box in Runescape.

We need to make one of those siggy things. That would make this easier.

Lol this just happened right now. I'm training at mossies on Crandor, and there is a rune g guy level 80 near me, and a level 102 member. An evil chicken level 121 shows up and attacks the rune g. He says he's out of prayer. So we tell him to take off his armor. He says we're trying to get him killed so we can take his rune g. :-D At this point I'm really laughing, and after he finished we told him to check his stats with and without armor. I don't know if he did it, but he logged off right after that. It was really funny.

Well, some of us are first training our account till it's better, so that the money we invest in membership doesn't get thrown away for training. I have predefined the levels i want to have, and then I'll be a member. But the lack of space is slowing my progress. And as i pointed out before, I'd like to see members play without F2P. 12 spaces is not much to jagex, it's a lot to us, and i really don't understand why members would be angry that their fellow players get a gift. Also, there is something called a reputation. Jagex build up their rep by doing things that seem little but mean a lot to people. Members would get 12 spaces too, so give me a valid reason why this is bad. If jealousy or selfishness is your reason, then go hide somewhere.

Add me. I also think you should make one of those gif images that advertise this idea.

I totally agree. F2P could use more spaces. Seems like a lot of members realize that they are dependent on F2P. But most of them don't, unfortunately. To all those members that don't like this idea: Imagine what would happen if one day all free worlds crashed, and they couldn't be fixed for a week. Most of Runescape would suddenly be lost. Most of the work is done by the F2players. I doubt you could find a member that wants to work hard for small money. The best way for a F2p player to make money, except merchanting or PKing, is selling yews, or coal. That takes a lot of time, and it's boring as hell. If they mine coal, let's say 1k, they'll get 200k at most. Yews will get you 500k, maybe even more. Mining 1k coal, or cutting 1k yews is a job ow at least a week, and that's if you play too much. Most of us normal players don't play all day. So it's hard work for small money, compared to members. I'd like to see a member work for that, and I'm not talking about doing that while training. Work like that, just to get money. Anyway, I'm kind of getting off topic, but that proves that P2P need F2P. And I think Jagex can give those 12 spaces to us. Members need F2P, but F2players can manage easily without members. We only want 12 spaces. I got rid of so much stuff just to be able to store more important things, and now i need those simple things, and it costs me a lot. 12 spaces! That's all. I'm sorry of somebody already wrote something like this, but this i my opinion. I haven't really read through the whole thread so forgive me if I said something wrong. Peace

An absolutely awesome article. I totally agree with the author.

Are you asking what the best way to train your cooking level, or what's the best food you can make? For training, lobbies are a good way to train. As for the best food you can make, it's anchovy pizza. It heals 18 hitpoints, and it requires level 55 cooking. The stuff is kind of hard to get, but you can find everything you need at the Bandit camp in wildy. Refer to the Cooking guide for info on how to make a pizza.

Well, this isn't really a guide, it's just a good spot. :D I just called it a guide. I won' make the mistake again. :)

This is kind of a noob ranging guide. It isn't for noobs, it's just for people with low range. I would recommend having a good def level, because there is a good chance that the monster will find a way to attack you. If you haven't trained range so far, and your def is low, you should first train on goblins in the Goblin Village. Buy a shortbow, it's better for training, and 100 bronze arrows. Train here till you get your range level to 15. Now that you have range level 15, you go to the perfect ranging spot. Go to the Barbarian Village, and enter the Security Stronghold. Use the portal to get to the end of the first level. Go through the southern doors. You will come to an area with level 27 minotaurs. There is a wall here, so you just need to stand on one side of the wall and shoot at the minotaurs. What makes this spot perfect is the fact that the minotaurs drop iron arrows, and they drop them a lot. That way you won't run out of arrows. This is it. I trained my range from level 4 to level 45 in two days this way. In case you do run out of arrows, you can always switch to warrior or mage (if your mage and warrior skills are better than your range), and kill them for a while till you get more arrows. Since I'm only level 45, I can't help you with high level range training, but this is a good start. I hope this helps you. Good luck!

Find a really high level player, like 100+, and a noob under level 10, and ask them what they think about Runescape, and what's the point of the game. That might be cool.

This is really an awesome guide. Made me logout a 100 times while fishing lobbies. Unfortunately, I'm F2P, so i cant use the goldsmithing method. But still, the guide is very good.

I've been wondering, how do you check how many marks you have? Do they notify you or what?