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Kilwest

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  1. I take offense to this question. From your post you are conveying that you do not respect players that have level 99 in Fletching or Cooking. I find this extremely ignorant. A 99 is a 99, whether it's Cooking or Herblore. Have you ever considered that some players actually like these skills just for what they are? I've been a fan of Fletching ever since it's release and had absolutely no second thoughts about leveling it to 99.
  2. It was a scenario of Andrew playing favourites.
  3. The thing Jagex needs to realise is that the modifed clients are not hurt by these random events - it's the rule obeying players that are being subject to unneccessary and excessive random event occurances. They need to introduce a new CAPTCHA system - they were on the right path with the original fatigue system. The only problem is it needs to be a system ran directly from the runescape servers and streamed live to the clients to run - therefore modified clients can not just get around them. The CAPTCHA system would need to be incorporated into the game in a fun way - unlike the original fatigue system on RS1. The current random events have actually made it easier for modified client users to cheat. It's just a disgrace.
  4. You know you're old school if you were around for the /tell command :

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