mikeg0477

I support this update.

Right now the only block I have on is steel dragons.

"Putting my selfish desire to wring every drop of profitability from the game with minimal time invested, I now feel that this update is a wholly refreshing change. We have been conditioned over time to accept skill levels as the cover-all prerequisite for content access. Players who maxed their skills assumed global reach and automatic coverage. The concept that a player with a maxed total could not reach new content is instinctively preposterous, but in the long run not necessarily a bad thing." If only everyone could see things in this light. Well written article.

This type of statement ticks me off. The initial update required the fire cape to kill icewyrms. People complained about it and it has now been changed. Should they have been told to "stfu"? No, they have a right to their opinion as do they that disagree. For the record, I don't have 93 slayer (74 atm) and I don't have a firecape. But, this requirement made me want to train to get one.

Yes, your herbs can die, but not often enough to not go about your buisiness.

Shattered Heart sounds pretty cool. :cool:

Featured.

I was looking forward to this until I found out about the micro transactions. I know that it's different from RWT, but the idea of paying money for in game advantage has made me decide not to play it.

48 Hunter.

Sorry to be off topic, but this is the most arrogant post I've ever seen on TIF.

I've got one nest from around 400 farmed yew logs, with the rabbits foot. Idk about the hydra thing.

Great updates! I can't wait to log on later to check them out.

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But how many suicides get mentioned on the news? I mean, really. We have thousands of deaths, murderers, robberies, suicides, bad things in general, but not all that is on the news. So about the media coverage, check that off. Because it's highly unlikely the media will even make a story for a suicide when the Edwards scandal is going on. I disagree. If the story was "Person commits suicide", it wouldn't be a big story. But if the story was "Person commits suicide, online company ignores their plea for help" (which is how most media outlets would run it), it would be pretty big. Jagex did the reponsible thing.

November 2006.

Then you obviously have no idea what kind of jobs there are in the world and how there are many laid back bosses. If you're doing what your job specification requires, then that's all there is to it. What you do while doing that job (If reasonable) generally is okay. Laid back to me does not mean letting your employees waste time playing an online game for 9 hours a day. I'd get disciplined at work for even logging onto facebook, which I think is fair. Honestly if you have time to play a game when you're at work then you should look at getting a more challenging and perhaps a better paying job. I have a friend who is a fireman. When he's not out on a call, he and the other firemen read, watch TV, and sometimes he plays RS. What "more challenging" job should he go for?

While I can't give a specific obstacle, the tip.it agility guide does state "While training your agility, it is advisable to keep your weight as low as possible. Not only will you be able to run longer, without running out of energy, but you also stand a greater chance of not failing obstacles."

128 days, 1 hour.

I agree that the thread is silly, but that's no reason to ask for it to be locked.

Thank you.

I just finished Lunar quest and switched to Lunar magic. How do I switch back to normal magic?

I never thought that I'd see someone deployed in Iraq playing RS in their off hours. We're all pullin' for ya here on the homefront.

Congrats to the winners, spectacular job by all!

Sounds pretty cool.

Every day.