SirMarth01

I break it down. Sir=Knighthood, and the classic Monty Python and the Holy Grail! Marth=My favorite character on Super Smash Bros. Melee. I hope he's on Brawl... 01=First tried 1...nope. Then I tried 01, being that #1 stands for the best is why I kept with 1, and it worked! So, SirMarth01 was created! But of course I have other accounts! SirRoy01=Quite obvious, it's the same as my main only my second favorite character instead of my favorite. WereLink01=I stook with 01, but just took the idea of Link turning into a werewolf or whatever... 99blakknight=The Black Knight always triumphs! (Monty Python and the Holy Grail!) I just had trouble getting it, so I tried it this way...and you can tell what the outcome was... But don't be surprised when I'm only on 99blakknight or SirMarth01, though mainly 99blakknight (Of course I would, that account has RUNE ARMOR!)

This is exactly what Jagex should do. Heading for younger players will probably eventually destroy RuneScape, because how many parents will pay for their kids to play an online game?

A do a few things: 1.Play a diffrent online game. 2.Play a diffrent game. 3.Change what I'm doing. 4.Talk with friends. 5.Meet up with friends. 6.Log out.

Ok, so I was in West Varrock helping my friend sell some armor. Of course, we were in world 1, where most of the trading(and scamming) is. So, this guy wants to trade, so I put everything up, he put a fair amount of money, then dropped it at the last moment. Then I accepted the second time, and he got away with either steel or iron armor for 2k-3k. Also, I once got scammed trying to get help on a quest. Back then, I was a complete newb, but after that, I earned all my money back selling cowhides.

Toughy...Somewhere inbetween Guthix and Sara...Ah, Guthix, he's better. At least he has something to his name, balance. The one thing I don't have...lol

What really upsets me with Jagex is the fact it is constantly enforcing rules to prevent scams and other things. If you fall for it, you're the one to blame. Learn from your mistakes. Jagex is heading this game more for younger players, because there are no ways to make a mistake. No ways to learn. Jagex probably thinks the majority of the players are kids, so they want to make it more kid-friendly, but by doing so, they're canceling out on the others.