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WAIT. Do you count as Staff, being an IRC OP? O_o I'm just wondering if you just grandiosely screwed us. Anyway, 83. If not, let's pretend... 87

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It's worth noting that they all drop black dragonhide armour pieces, which is why they're coming up. Abyssal Demon, Karamel, and Black Demon all come up for a search for "whip." The abyssal demons drop abyssal whips, the use of abyssal whips is mentioned in the entry for black demons, and Karamel's examin information is "Pure evil lightly whipped with a juicy cherry on top." In short, they're not coming up because they're classed as black dragons, but because "black" and "dragon" are in the entry.

Ahh, the sign-up is hidden away in a sticky in General Discussions; that makes sense. Sign me up, if you'd be so kind. Max_Zorin7 : p2p

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Can we hold you to that? Only time will tell. This "whole different game" is the same one you are ranting about. You are going on about changes made to Runescape. (not Runescape Classic) In case you missed the memo, there was a fork a while back and the two became separate. An activity being common is not justification. There is a minimum drinking age here, but it is not uncommon for those underage to go out on a weekend, get drunk, and use it as an excuse for vandalising houses, shops, and parks. Is this justification? Yet I am amazed at a few cases here of pure stupidity, like when people try using others breaking a rule as justification for doing it themselves. It is simply shocking to me that some people are really naive enough to think that breaking a rule is okay just because they see another person doing it. Finally, we agree on something. And others thought something along the lines of "Well, that drop-trading rule is stupid, are we really expected to earn money as noobs?" so they drop-traded. Yes, that's wrong, and they should be banned. Breaking the rules is in most places will result in banning. It is wrong, because it breaks a set of rules that anybody who created an account agreed to. Some people thought "Well, I'm not going to earn any money on this account, I'm going to go to another and earn it there, then drop trade." Then they got the ban hammer, which is completely appropriate. Breaking the rules for a personal advantage unbalances the game, putting other characters otherwise comparable to yours a disadvantage. I can't help but notice how you conveniently skip over anything you don't like to read. People have been banned for this, and I've had people come to me mistakenly thinking that I could lift their bans. These people who misunderstand many aspects of the game simply because they can't be bothered to consult the knowledge base or forums. I happen to believe that you're pulling things from your backside now. Nowhere in this thread did I see anybody mention hating Runescape Classic or the people who have played/do play. It is not the fault of players that players broke rules after agreeing to be bound by them, but it is Jagex's fault for trusting the players to follow the rules? If all of the players had any honour or conscience these rules would have been followed without Jagex putting any such measures into place. Oh, and let's all just ignore that the sleeping bags were an attempt to help stop macroing, let's all pretend that they were put in so people could take naps like in real life, it seems easier than introducing a toilet system based on how much they eat. I've not heard of any security holes, so I'm afraid somebody is going to have to fill me in here. Perhaps you meant to describe way in which one could break the rules? If we have anybody here who remembers the introduction of the printing press, don't you remember how awesome it was to have a newspaper? It was awesome, far better then just hearing it second-hand. You could know which towns were experiencing hardship for various reasons, what was happening in politics, and even about the brave sailors who had recently been lost in a storm. That is what made the world what it is, not this silly radio or even more ridiculous television. I wish you the best in life, may the light of the world not blind you when you cease to sit upon your shoulders.