Fairness

Here, lemme fix your joke and sarcasm detector for you. *bang* *clank* *screech* *clank* There, that should work. :thumbup:

~16,1 16 -congratz, you have hit the nail on the head, perfect ratio Actually, my account sucks (9,2M total exp), which shows how pointless this topic is.

:thumbdown: No. Actually, it's surprising how right he is. It's all about convenience. =P~

Well, that's one incentive to be a F2P toll gate guard - you have less friends, if you get what I mean. :

FoodCooking? FletChing? DeFenCe? :?:

Sailing, easily. It's been so long since that skill was updated, we're still stuck with @!%÷ing Royal Galleons at level 88. Other than that, possibly Mining: While it beats woodcutting, so the above quote is IMO wrong, it's boring. I don't want a dragon pickaxe, I want something else to do with the mining skill. Maybe just plain and simple mining, but in more of a brains-skill related way than in just a "click the black blotch" way.

I'd sell everything #2 has, hold a party in the party room with all that cash, then go there with #1 (my own) and try to get stuff. If I manage to nick a few mil (or perhaps 10mil) with a little luck, I'd both be richer and almost all legal. Alternatively, I'd just play on #2 if the person was trustworthy.

that is so obviously made up it is unbelievable its true exept there where a few more bits at the end where he flamed me lololol u only hav 100k n00b@@ Does look kind of made up though, either that or the guy was mucking around with you. It'd be so cool if Zezima acted as a noob one day and said "My main is Zezima" and showed up with his account, HAAHAA! Owned ftw! [/hide] maybe this is why it's taking him so long to get back to #1, he saw this, decided to try it out, and has been hooked on scaring innocent players by showing up with zezima as his main Or maybe he thinks that he could get some hype off him if he appears to be mediocre (using the term loosely here, since I'd say even "only" 10 99s is a great account). No, really.

[Source] Might seem a bit lame, but it was intentional. Actually, it probably wasn't. They hear about this, go "HOLY CRAP! We forgot to let the knights drop the armor! But we can't take the blame...", and say that it was "intentional" all along. And if that's not true, than that mod whatever certainly does NOT have his head screwed on right. Yea. Jagex take blame whenever any other bug pops up, they have complete logic to play this off as intentional when it wasn't, as revealed by...Um, what's your Jagex mod name again? Oh wait, you don't work for Jagex, and don't have any valid insight into their reasoning other than "Omg hard ting, dey lyed 2 us, WAH" You have a mighty fine argument, mighty fine, but, unfortunately, your last statement invalidated it. See, the quest IS hard, but the armor issue is not necessarily hard. You see, in the MAJORITY of quests, items like that could be re obtained or received from monsters fought in the quest. Unfortunately, the first questers did NOT know that Jagex intended for these armors to only be obtainable once and, as a consequence, dropped it in favor of added space. And so, of course Jagex will say that they INTENDED to blindside their customers in an effort to make the quest HARDER. Jagex has a very money-centric view, why would they risk losing customers (yes, people quit over trivial things) by saying that this is intentional, and not fixing it? Because for once, they wanted to purposefully make a harder quest. :roll:

Well, what's next are scientists discovering that you are, in fact, a device used by many higher mammals, most notably chimps, humans, orangutans, and dolphins, as well as some avians, such as the common crow, to decrease energy expenditure in food collection and survival. See, I can do it too. And obviously you've never played a game where items are priced based on their stats and usefulness. Like in WoW or Warhammer. In these games, a low level is capable of purchasing decent armor for his level- it's not the high levels who purchase these items with the intent to fight with. Though it is a different situation, we see that Jagex may have intended something similar; when dragon was originally released, it was the best armor, and the low drop rates made perfect sense. And along came Barrows. This was caused by, more or less, a lack of foresight and was probably not intentional. Translating my earlier statement into hurpaderp English: Yes, a bear does [cabbage] in the woods Pretentious =/= cool

God wars? Wtf... you mean the boss rooms? I don't see anyone die in the main shaft, and that's where I'd imagine since most people go into the boss rooms prepared. Fight caves would be one possibility, but I'd go so far as to actually say people die very often at the jail guards. Not in members' worlds where people usually have at least some experience, but in F2P. Reminds me, some time ago, I saw a level 40ish standing there, warning people not to go there. (Was with my mage pure, which was below lvl20 at the time) I found it pretty funny, what with the obligatory repaired gravestone next to him.

I concentrate fully, only occasionally watching the forums when I don't need to put in so much attention.

im not a member and never have been, but doesnt construction allow u to make storage space for ur items so u have more bank space :thumbsup: in my case i think it would by firemaking at the moment. Its not totally useless but u cant compare it to the other skills out there. Storage space? Feh, that's nothing. Tele portals and gilded altars are where it's at. And he said it's useless.

The F2P worlds in general do have more people in them than member worlds. So does Jagex fail?

Or you could use the prayer method to aviansies (needs 60 prayer) and forget the whole quest.

Beat me to it.

Reported for rule 13. ( :lol: )

*ahem* @Topic: The quest cape will slowly lose in prestige once more as, with the now-decent quest reward, everyone will shoot for it.

Except that Vyrewatch = consistent profit, while even getting the lvl3 clues is a bit inconsistent. This makes the argument weaker than it seems...

To answer topic: neither. I, however, can't say a fairy ring code. CIQ, to be more precise. Woah baby, you are so ciq.

I'd have chosen Summoning, it requires untradeable materials AND sometimes expensive secondaries AND expensive shards (of which you can get no more than 70% back) AND some time to actually create the pouches.

Maybe 130~ bloodvelds and, I think, barely 20 greens. I think fleshies beat that. (Or maybe I was extremely unlucky?)

Then again, probably not. I had more trouble with the Haunted Mine boss than with the Smoking Kills one, even though - as far as I can see - the latter is supposed to be much tougher.

After having played Diablo II for a long time, I'm a bit disconcerted to see that SoJ now has another meaning as well...

70 agility (63 atm).