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I find something interesting about juvinates. Those in Darkmeyer simply die when you get their lp down to 0 with the polearm, but those outside still turn into mist and escape at low lp. And the vampires west of Burgh d Rott are called vampyres now, even though you can still hit them with normal weapons.

Looting dead noobs pre-gravestones, it was a lot of fun even though you knew you would only get iron armour. And aggressive dark mages south of Varrock, where this happened quite often.

Referral programs are nothing new, and using them is a legitmate way to expand a site's userbase. But a referral program that blatantly states that you can "refer" yourself (thus does not really attract new users), and is so easily abused IS something new.

Interesting, I decided to kill it because it was so badly crippled and I thought of it as mercy killing.

At the upper right corner is a table showing all the reactions. For example if you need to change chemical A into chemical C, and the table shows A + B -> C, you just need to add some chemical B into the hopper.

"How do I do this?" when playing Fish Flingers. You could've read the kbase, asked the fisherman before you enter or asked when everyone's waiting for the game to start.

The only ones that I'm sure have beomce easier are hunter and herblore. I remember the frequency of hunter rocks was upped in a patch notes or "in other news". And herblore is easier for the fact that you can now get them from cleaning herbs.

I rarely wear a skillcape these days, it's just a giant noob magnet. Even when skilling I prefer the Ardy cape 3 because it goes better with agile armour and has 2 useful teleports.

I used AVG and Spybot. They didn't find anything so I uninstall them and use MS security essentials. Thanks for the advice anyway.

I did but the problem is still not ifxed.

I have been unable to load RS2 on this computer since the update on 1/6, it always stops at "checking for updates" without progress for hours. I can access RSC, though. My computer's specs are: Operating system: Windows Vista service pack 2 Java version: 1.6 update 20 Processor speed: 2.20 GHz Amount of RAM: 2.0 GB Web browser: Firefox 3.6.3 Internet Connection: ASDL What I have tried to fix the problem and didnt work: 1. Clearing browser cache, deleting the jagex cache folder and restarting the computer 2. Using IE/Chrome/RS downloadable client 3. Uninstalling Java and Firefox, reinstall Java and then Firefox 4. Uninstalling Java and Firefox, reinstall Firefox and then Java 5. Adding port exceptions (43594 and 43595) to Windows Firewall 6. Temporarily turning off Windows Firewall 7. Using older versions of Firefox (tried multiple versions 3.5+) and Java (tried multiple versions 1.6 update 10+), and the versions that did work on another computer. Scanning the computer with AVG, Spybot S&D and Microsoft Security Essentials didnt find anything suspicious. What did work was using an older computer with Firefox 2, Java 1.5 and the same connection, it finished loading within a couple of minutes. I have run out of ideas how to play on the newer computer, so Im seeking help from people with better technological knowledge here. Thanks for your kind attention.

At least MEP2 feels more epic. It's nore comparable to Sheep Herder in terms of tediousness:reward ratio.

Doing the puzzle once is fine, but repeating part of it for every bar is just an unnecessary pain in the [wagon]. And I'm really disappointed with the reward. A few hours spent on the quest to unlock that piece of [cabbage] that I'll never wear? And I better waste a bank space to store it in case it's needed for a future quest/diary/slayer monster/whatever.

How many players actually grind their money making ways for months on end? Most people will get bored of doing the same thing over and over again, be it training skills, making money or even monster hunting. So it's unlikely anyone will get a maxed cash pile in the time period you stated. I'm sure most players won't even get remotely near one maxed pile of cash ever (unless Jagex screws up and makes a way to create large amounts of gp out of nowhere).

I've have my PM set to "friends" for years since someone tried to scam me through PM when I was still kinda new. If people need help, they can always ask in public or clan chats where more people can see it. It's not like you have a better chance to get help if you ask through ONE player's PM.

Soloing is definitely possible, but it can get quite boring. So far I'm level 20 and I have only done a two-floor duo run when I ran into a friend. This "skill" is pretty fun to do once in a while, but it isn't without flaws: 1. I know the difficulty should be scaled to the player's levels so that high levels can still find some challenges, but it is scaled too much IMO. You have 99 firemaking? They give you a level 100+ firemaking obstacle to overcome. You have max combat? The monsters will simply get tougher. This is very random, though. I've seen level 3 monsters sharing the same room with a level 90+. 2. During the duo run I found the skilling parts biased too much towards the higher level player. I have 2300+ total and my friend has 1500+, not very high, but definitely not noobish. Yet he couldn't skill because all the resources were too high leveled and had to rely on me for supplies. He didn't have too much fun since he could only join the combat parts, and I felt it was more babysitting than cooperating.

First article: The only thing that I agree with the author is that polls are underused. They used to be updated weekly, but now it takes up to a month(maybe more) for a new poll. However, I hope the bronze crown idea is no more than a joke. The author suggested giving this rank to clan leaders, active forum posters, and other public figures. First, clan leaders are not elected by democractic process, pretty much all clan founders are leaders by default, how well they represent their clanmates opinions is doubtful. Yes, people can leave the clan if they don't agree with the leadership, but does Jagex has any means to find out the current size of a clan? Also, clans aren't created by people having the same ideology like political parties in real life. Most clans are based on the common interest in certain activities like pking, skilling or minigames...er I mean activities. If you ask the members of a pking clan about their opinions on say, Fish Flingers, the results will likely be as varied as when you ask a random group of people. Becasue of this, I'm not sure clan leaders are good representatives of the general player base, not to metion that many players(myself included) do not belong to any clans to begin with. How about active forum posters then? They are already the most vocal people out of the entire player base, and I'm sure Jagex is more likely to check their forum threads for opinions, do they need even more posting privileges? We also need to remember post counts doesn't reflect on the quality of their posts, just their wilingness to post on the forums. Heck, even the total number of posts in the threads they create can't be used as a gauge of quality. I can make a thread called "pker sux,remove pking now" and get a few pages of "stfu" and "gtfo" in a matter of minutes, does this make it a good thread? Now that both post count and thread lengths fail to be good objective measures of good posters, it's all down to the quality of their posts, which can be highly subjective. If Jagex handpicks the forum posters based on "quality of posts", what's there to stop them picking all those THEY like to listen to instead of those representing reason and intelligence? Other public figures, can the author give us a few examples? Just look at how stupid real life celebrities can be, I'm not sure their Runescape counterparts are any better. Second article: I don't have much time left before I need to go to work, so I have to keep it short: Don't compare yourself to others on the hiscores if you don't want to be competitive.

The main reason fruit-falling earns so much is that most people prefer not to do it. I'd happily pay the price of papayas if it means I can skip this mindless and boring process. Also, when enough people are doing this, the price would likely drop due to increased supply, and things will eventually be balanced out.(If price ceiling/floor don't come into play, that is)

I use the in-game notes to record the date I'm going to collect from MTK and tears. For daily activities I use the good old pencil and paper combo.

Since my house is in Yanille, which is reasonably close to a bank, I always get my cooking rocks in my own house while waiting for the construction ones to spawn. By the time I get both cooking rocks, I usually have at least 1 construction rock. After that I'll stay in the house and play with my pets.

My first was 99 firemaking. I thought the emote looks pretty good and that was about the only thing I could do before I upgraded my computer(damn you HD on old comp).

I got this week's herblore rocks by making extreme magic potions. So other extreme potions should also give rocks. No screenshot though, since I tried not to slow down my training.

I hope the replica pieces doesn't need to be in pairs to be put onto the POH statue. This is going to give people serious bank space issues.

he asked me to go get my sea boots, and then come with him. I guess that is where the diary comes in. Well, that connection is rather weak. I think it only means "get yourself ready" since we don't need to literally wear the sea boots.(I didn't wear them once throughout the whole quest.)

I'm quite surprised to see that no one has mentioned this yet. The Fremmy achievement diary requirement is completely arbitrary, I can't find a single task that is needed to be done for the quest.