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I personally think this quest is either going to be spectacular... Or a spectacular flop. There is no in between.
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Dimension of Disaster – 200th Quest
RuneScape's 200th quest is here today and yours to play. Venture forth right now, and enter the Dimension of Disaster!
New Varrock is capital of an alternate reality, where heroes are in short supply andZemouregal presides over a nation of the undead.
Cross dimensions and explore this strange new city: the dark heart of a Gielinor that could have been. Build up the cash and gear you need to complete five sub-quests, then finally face the necromancer himself.
Read on for full details of this huge, multi-part quest – and join us in celebrating this epic RuneScape milestone!
How to Start Dimension of Disaster:
Speak to Gypsy Aris in Varrock
Requirements:
You must be a RuneScape member
Requirements for the sub-quests:
Shield of Arrav | Shadow of the Storm
Defender of Varrock | The Curse of Arrav
Helpful:
Mid-to-high-level Crafting, Smithing and Thieving
Once you've spoken to Gypsy Aris and stepped through the portal, it's time to take a look around.New Varrock bears many similarities to the city you know so well, but a dearth of heroism has left it looking considerably different.
Your goal is to complete all four of the sub-quests found throughout the city. Check the map for start locations. For three of these, you must have completed its equivalent quest in Gielinor proper. The exception is the New Varrock version of Demon Slayer, which requires Shadow of the Storm.
You can't take any gear through the portal with you, so you'll need to tool up once you're there. Use your skills and combat prowess to make money (a currency called 'zemomarks') and obtain equipment – by making it, or buying it from the shops.
Activities to consider include:
- Looting treasure chests (requires lockpick)
- Completing New Varrock Tasks (Talk to Tiny Zemouregal in New Varrock Square)
- Killing or pickpocketing New Varrock citizens
- Killing New Varrock guards
- Selling items to shops
- Completing sub-quests (some award zemomarks)
- Trading with other players (note that there is no Grand Exchange in New Varrock)
Beyond that, it's down to you. Get stuck in, explore, and have fun discovering New Varrock's secrets for yourselves!
Rewards and Post-Quest Content
Completing the sub-quests awards you with XP in a wide range of skills. Some also give you zemomarks or other useful items.
The New Varrock Tasks have some sweet rewards too, including increased zemomarks for completing New Varrock's Curse of Arrav, and upgrades at each tier for the Varrock Task Set armour.
Dimensions of Disaster is RuneScape's second replayable quest. Once you finish it by completing the five sub-quests and speaking to Aris back in Varrock, you'll unlock a reward shop and the option to reset the quest. Remember that you'll keep your hard-won New Varrock items, even across quest resets.
Note that you'll only get XP and quest points on your first run through. All other rewards are given each time, though.
The reward shop accepts only silver pennies. You'll obtain some of these for completing Dimension of Disaster the first time, and with each repetition.
First up among the reward on offer is an upgrade to Darklight, increasing its damage, accuracy and special attack bonuses against demons. If you've unlocked the Quicker Killing Blows passive with slayer points, Darklight will also function as a rock hammer.
There are also cosmetic overrides related to the quest – some of which function as useful disguises for future playthroughs. There's also a Tiny Zemouregal bobblehead pet, passives which can speed up future runs through the quest, and a weekly XP lamp (which can be improved with the New Varrock Tasks).
Enjoy!
Completing the 200th quest is an epic endeavour, and there's plenty to see and do in the city of New Varrock. We recommend taking your time, and soaking up the sights.
Dimension of Disaster is a celebration of RuneScape questing, and it's jam-packed with nostalgic nods, jokes and Easter eggs. We hope you'll have as much fun discovering them as we did making them.
Enjoy, and here's to 200 more quests! Head over to the forums to join in the discussion.
The RuneScape 'Guardians' Team
Solomon's Store – Arrav Outfit
Adopt some New Varrock chic with the Arrav outfit – a gloriously ghoulish tribute to the undead warrior.
This five-piece outfit adds a dash of posthumous panache to any wardrobe.
Note that this outfit allows you to adopt Arrav's appearance, and is different from the various Arrav-related overrides unlockable after completing Dimension for Disaster, which resemble Arrav's gear, as worn by the player.
Purchasing this pack and unlocking all of the Arrav quest overrides will grant you an upgraded version of the Solomon's Store outfit: the Cursed Arrav outfit, complete with additional one-handed sword and shield overrides!
Get the Arrav outfit from Solomon's Store! You can purchase RuneCoins via the website, or redeem Bonds in-game.
In Other News
- A number of updates have been made to existing content related to Dimension of Disaster:
- Silverlight and Darklight have been graphically updated.
- The Shield of Arrav has been graphically updated.
- Silverlight's and Darklight's bonuses now affect more types of demons, including imps, waterfiends, gargoyles, hellhounds, demon spawn, blood reavers, Kal'gerion demons, nechryael, waterfiends and icefiends.
- Decoder strips can now be dragged and dropped in interface during Curse of Arrav and Ritual of the Mahjarrat.
- Denath's cultists in Demon Slayer are now wearing a new robe design.
- The Varrock newspaper has been updated.
- Resetting Defender of Varrock and Curse of Arrav by speaking to Nastroth will also reset progress in Dimension of Disaster.
- The Community Team will be showcasing the 200th quest in all its glory this evening. Tune into our Twitch channel between 18:00 and 19:00 UTC (game time) to watch, and to find out how you can get involved in Questival this week!
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The following fixes and tweaks have now been implemented. If you believe a change has not been documented, either in the patch notes or the news posts for this week’s update, please detail the change so that it may be added.[/size]
As always, be sure to submit a [/size]bug report should you encounter a gameplay bug or graphical glitch in-game.[/size]
Graphical:
- An old medium-level Treasure Trail map has been updated to reflect changes made to the area in the past.
- The Dark Lord Runecrafting override will now work for combination runes.
Skills, D&Ds & Minigames:
- The 'Malevolent' dropdown option in Smithing Make-X windows will now open the correct menu.
Other:
- Players will no longer appear to be using a special attack from a distance while using a God book.
- Devotion will now correctly add time if the player kills enemies which aren't their main target.
- An issue in which harmonic dust could be gathered from Ithell harps faster than intended has been fixed.
Ninja Fixes:
- Player-owned house servants now remember the 'take my money' settings across sessions.
- Players can now toggle which abilities they can see depending on which are available to use.
- The stick in the Werewolf Agility Course is now easier to see.
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Not like it's even worth doing lol. Aquanites are shit XPyo no leakarino further than its already been pls.
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But I would never use the ring of wealth while fighting monsters as I get crappier drops that way. I tried.
I'm curious as to how you reached that conclusion. I'm going to assume that you do not care much about efficiency, therefore a damage boosting ring wouldn't make much of a difference to you. And based on the monsters you kill, the increased chance of the Rare Drop Table drops (the 150 raw lobsters, 90 gold ore, 60 Molten glass etc) is surely worth more than the average drop of a Mithril chainbody or 5 Rune Javelins.
I would say on average the Ring of wealth is better for you to wear while killing your standard fire giants and steel dragons and monsters such as those. But of course that's going by the assumption that you do not care for a small damage boost from a Berserker or a Warrior ring.
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good times. :')
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wow, james did something semi-useful for once? congrats
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Boss Practice Mode | Instancing Improvements
Boss fights are exciting, challenging, and the source of some of RuneScape's shiniest loot, but the level of difficulty can make them off-putting to newcomers.
Boss Practice Mode is here to help, offering a safe environment in which to hone your boss battling skills until you're ready to face the real thing.
We've also trimmed down the instancing interface to the essentials, allowed you to return to instances across log-outs or game updates, and introduced three exclusive rewards for those willing to welcome and help out new players.
Read on to find out more!
Boss Practice Mode
If you want to boss, but don't feel up to the challenge just yet, Practice mode is for you.
You'll have the option of selecting this when {C}creating an instance{C} before entering a boss fight.
A Practice mode instance is different from a regular one in several ways:
- All deaths within the instance as 'safe' – you won't lose items by being killed.
- No cost to start or maintain the instance.
- Hardcore Ironman characters may die in a practice instance without losing their status.
- Familiars persist through your death.
- No XP is given.
- No drops or other rewards are given.
- Kills do not count towards slayer or soul reaper assignments.
- Hard mode fights cannot be attempted in Practice mode.
A Practice mode instance is the perfect place to break into bossing, or to brush up your skills if you're feeling rusty.
Boss Instancing Improvements
Along with Practice mode, there are a number of other updates to boss instancing that'll make the experience smoother and simpler all round:
- The Instance System interface has been streamlined and spruced up, so everything you need is immediately to hand in one pane, including practice and hard mode toggles.
- The new 'Rejoin' button allows you to re-enter your last instance – even across game updates and log-outs - as long as it's got more than 10 minutes remaining.
There's a new set of unique rewards for those who help inexperienced boss battlers hone their skills.
When a non-Practice mode boss goes down, anyone with 10 or more kills on that boss who makes it into the top 15 damagers will receive one point for each person with fewer than 10 kills who also makes it into the top 15.
As you earn points, you'll unlock the following:
- 50 points: mortar board head override.
- 250 points: 'the Master' title.
- 500 points: Cornellius the owl - a follower pet.
Enjoy!
Boss fights can be one of the most rewarding parts of RuneScape – from the gear you can get through to the friends can make – and now it's more accessible than ever.
Have fun, fight hard, and {C}let us know your thoughts{C} over on the forums.
Mod Chris L and the RuneScape Team
Solomon's Store – Dark Lord Pack - Coming Soon
The Dark Lord may have been defeated during Plague's End, but now you can take on the same sinister style with the Dark Lord Pack – available today in Solomon's Store!
First up, there's a five-piece outfit to enjoy, complete with eerie particle effects. There's a teleport animation override, too, and two skill overrides: one for infusing summoning pouches, and one for altar runecrafting.
In Other News
- The in-game clock has two new functions:
- Countdowns to D&Ds marked as favourites - and to the daily, weekly and monthly global resets - can be seen by clicking the button to the clock's left.
- Notifications of upcoming JMod events can be seen by clicking the exclamation mark icon to the upper-right of the clock, when it appears.
- The Ninja Team has brought you a couple of smaller updates, picked from popular suggestions on RuneLabs:
- You can now use Quick Chat to show slayer and boss kill counts, from a new 'Combat' category.
- The Guthixian Cache D&D will now show the number of players transformed into Cres.
Graphical:
- The Strength skillcape emote has been amended to better position the barbell with the player's hands.
- A minor graphical issue with the roof of Artisans' Workshop has been fixed.
- Sunken wall pieces have risen up from the ground in the Ivandis tomb.
- A one-way window in The Big Heist Lodge in the Desert Bandit Camp has been fixed.
- Shelves in Blue Moon Inn no longer float.
- Tipping ascension arrows will now open the correct Make-X menu instead of the Bolts menu.
- The chances of receiving gemstone kaseki and tengu tsuba voyages have been improved.
- Some information on the 'Ports Statistics' section in the captain's log has been moved around.
- The Make-X interface will now open correctly if the player has materials to make two different potions, but can only make one.
- The icons in the Elemental Workshop 4 pillar puzzle have been reworked, to make the icons more easily distinguishable and to assist colour-blind players.
- A typo in Nomad's side-questions during Dishonour among Thieves has been fixed.
- Players who try and leave the Corporeal beast cave after the Summer's End quest with the cave collapsed in the real world will now get a message saying they are unable to leave as it's blocked.
- Unfinished herbal tea mixes are now untradeable.
- The seasinger kiba and makagai have had their speed rating changed to match other wands and magic off-hand weapons.
- It is now only possible to save a bank preset while standing near a bank.
- Prifddinas combination potions below 6-dose have had their death value adjusted.
- It is no longer possible to bank Dungeoneering items with a magic imp box.
- The Siphon ability will now correctly skull players in the Wilderness when used.
- It is no longer possible to stall damage with Meilyr potions.
- Dragonbone gloves now retain the strength bonuses of Culinaromancer's gloves 9.
- A force-walk tile at the Borehole entrance has been removed.
- Tooltips for the abilities 'Assault' and 'Fury' have been corrected.
- Legendary pets will now only scavenge for items dropped by NPCs killed by their owner, or items dropped by their owner.
- Legendary pets will now only return items if their owner is within range of them.
- Messages after recovering/saving seeds using the Scroll of Life reward now use correct capitalisation.
- Changing shoes at Yrsa now states that cosmetic overrides must be removed before changing shoes.
- A space has been added to separate the words 'life points' in the tooltip for the Guthix's Blessing ability.
- A typo in Hazeel's dialogue has been fixed.
- A typo with Daeyalt rocks' examine text has been fixed.
- A typo with Frosty's dialogue has been fixed.
- A typo with the seasinger makigai has been fixed.
- Public messages from Player Moderators will no longer show up in public chat if the public message filter is set accordingly.
- Players can now use Quick Chat to show their slayer kills and boss kills from a new combat category. (Runelabs)
- The Guthixian Cache D&D will now show the number of players transformed into Cres. (Runelabs)
- The World Select interface can now be assigned a keybind.
- The World Select interface can now be reached by right clicking the world map icon.
- The World Select interface will now automatically scroll to the world the player is logged into when opened.
- Completed Rise of the Six kills will now be shown on the Adventurer's Log.
- The options when a butler returns from un-noting logs have been swapped around, making "Send logs to sawmill" option 1.
- A 'Face South' right-click option has been added to the compass.
- It is now possible to disable drag-dropping from inventory/bank/worn interfaces. This can be toggled via Game Settings under Gameplay.
- The Skills tab - including Player Examine - now shows quest points alongside total and combat levels.
- It is now possible to make up to 60 mud runes at a time, up from 10.
- A 'Remove 15' option has been added to tool leprechauns' storage.
- Clicking on the ship icons on the Captain's Log interface will now load the relevant ship interface.
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Also worth noting that when doing Airuts, make sure it doesn't break down the rune spear, as very often you get a magic log, instead of the runite ore from the spear. Otherwise always break down Rune/addy armor and weapons.
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This is actually pathetic.
It's only been a month and Runelabs has already gone down the shithole. Why the actual [bleep] do they even need to poll this?
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John Wick.
Simply a stunning movie, really surprised me. Easily one of the greatest action movies I've ever seen. Keanu Reeves absolutely kills it, plus the little appearances by Ian McShane and Willem Defoe are really good. Definitely worth watching just for the club scene alone, the cinematography is brilliant. The story itself is fairly cliché, but it just works perfectly due to the fantastic action, stunt work and camera work.
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You're [bleep] shit if you don't slay, kid
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I'm not sure if this has been brought up at some point, but apparently some people have been getting those heavily discussed Lucky Chaotics after losing their Chaotics due to DC's and stuff like that.
http://www.reddit.com/r/runescape/comments/2wtjqm/so_i_got_this/cotylew
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Would definitely recommend making a couple of thousands of Holy and Supreme overloads. Some people also recommend Supreme Salve overload, the one with anti dragon and poison, but I personally don't see much need for it.
But yeah, definitely Holy and Supreme overloads.
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Ninja Update – Return of the Wildywyrm
The Wildywyrm is back! Lured by the deaths of her new lava strykewyrm cousins or summoned from the depths by JMods, the Wildywyrm is a hard target for level 94 Slayers.
Wyrm slaying can yield all-new weapon modifications, used in the creation of level 85 weapons with unique mechanics and special attacks. There are high-level ashes and food items to be looted, too.
Read on for more information.
Conquer a Wyrm
Lava strykewyrms now roam the Wilderness, south of the Lava Maze.
These beasts are assigned as Slayer targets by Kuradal or Movran, but can be fought off-assignment too – just make sure you've the 94 Slayer needed to kill them!
They're formidable foes, fighting with all three combat styles and deadly AoE attacks, so come packing the best gear you can afford to risk.
Each time a lava strykewyrm dies, there's a small chance that the legendaryWildywyrm herself will emerge. Larger and far more deadly than her kin, you'll need a team to take her down. Look out for global announcements to find out when the Wildywyrm spawns, then head over and help out.
Note that JMods have the ability to spawn the Wildywyrm, should they wish – watch out for her at JMod-led events!
Rewards
Lava strykewyrms and the Wildywyrm can drop some highly lucrative loot.
Note that while the Wildywyrm doesn't drop anything that the lava strykewyrms don't, she has a better chance to drop rarer rewards, and everyone who participates in her demise gets their own drops.
Three new weapons modifications are the big draw here. These items can be used to upgrade commonly used weapons into mighty level 85 weapons with unique special attacks:- Lava whip: this searing scourge is made by combining a wyrm spike with anabyssal whip (or vine whip/whip vine). It special attack drags your target toward you – across any obstacle that doesn't block range. We're looking forward to the wicked tactics you devise for this!
- Staff of darkness: combine a wyrm heart with a staff of light and get this malign magical weapon. It has all the benefits of a staff of light with level 85 stats, plus a special attack that absorbs and reflects 25% of incoming damage for 20 seconds.
- Strykebow: the result of a wyrm scalp and dark bow combined, the strykebow is a real master's weapon. It has a passive ability to store up damage received and release it in an extra attack with every 5 auto-attacks or 15 abilities you fire off. Plus, there's a special attack which increases and unleashes the bow's stored damage as a quick damage-over-time effect.
These three weapons have a new degrade mechanic, too. Each lasts for 10 hours of combat, and is destroyed when it degrades fully, returning the spike, heart or scalp to you. You can repair one of these weapons by using its base item on it (which repairs it by 20% for the whip and bow, and 50% for the staff). Alternatively, create a new one when it is destroyed, using the returned modification item on another weapon.
As well as the weapon modifications, the wyrms can also drop the following:- Searing ashes give the best Prayer XP of any ashes in-game – only a little less than burying frost dragon bones. These are a guaranteed drop, so Wildywyrm hunting should always be a profitable endeavour.
- Fury sharks heal up to 2475 life points in combat and up to 2800 out, and will protect an additional item on death for 1 minute (although not more than the five-item maximum).
Enjoy!
Have fun wyrm hunting in the Wilderness. Let us know how you get on over on the forums!
The RuneScape Ninja Team
In Other News- Prifddinas pickpocketing has been rebalanced to be more profitable:
- There is now a greater chance of receiving items – including three times the chance to get charms from Amlodd elves.
- Some less-valuable rewards – such as cups of tea – have been removed.
- More items are now given in noted form.
- Show your support for your favourite RuneLabs ideas. This month, we're looking for small-sized projects or lower – think Harbingers of Tuska, Skillchompas or Let Them Eat Pie.
[hide=Patch Notes]
Graphical:- The position of the Hearts of Ice interface in Treasure Hunter has been adjusted.
- The black-out box when there are no more Treasure Hunter keys usable no longer overlaps the top of the interface.
- The character models for Damis and Dessous in Desert Treasure and Dominion Tower have been updated, as has the Desert Treasure boss icon in Dominion Tower.
- Some floating torches in the Rise of the Six caverns have been brought back down to earth.
- Some skeletons no longer shoot rocks out of their bows.
Skills, D&Ds & Minigames:
- Demon Flash Mobs will now spawn hourly instead of every 2 hours.
- Players will no longer receive rewards from a Demon Flash Mob boss if they join the fight especially late.
- Demon Flash Mob bosses will now deal less damage to familiars.
- New adventurers spawned using an adventurer's re-roll ability will now spawn inside a Player-Owned Port without needing to leave and re-enter.
- A patron will no longer get stuck in a wine rack during the Last Orders random event in a Player-Owned Port.
- The default recipe selected in the Make-X interface now works correctly for fire and moss titan familiars.
- Gnome Restaurant recipes are now created using the standard Make-X interface.
- The Party Room knights will now dance on the table, as they should.
Quests, Challenges and Achievements:
- Updated the quest start screen of Fairy Tale Part I and Underground Pass to reflect combat level calculation changes.
- Players will now only be able to gain the 'Beast Mode' accolade on complexity level 6.
- The 'Expensive Range' Task now correctly states all requirements needed to complete it.
- It is no longer possible to complete the Flash Powder Factory challenge when leaving early.
- Players will no longer complete a lucky challenge when their ship requires repair after a voyage.
Other:
- The 'membership required' popup message near the Mage Training Arena has been corrected.
- NPC mages - including infernal mages - now deal slightly more damage.
- Players will no longer receive a message about having completed all Hard mode Dungeoneering floors with only 59 floors completed.
- Unticking a familiar override with a familiar already out will now correctly remove the customisation.
- Players can now obtain elite black armour from elite Black Knights.
- Logging into a free world will now automatically dismiss members-only pets.
- A typo with the attuned ectoplasmator – previously displayed when used alongside a demon-horn necklace – has been fixed.
- A typo on the Worn Equipment interface has been fixed.
- A typo on the Sign of the Porter interface has been fixed.
- Jungle Potion has been removed from the Woodcutting skill guide requirements for teak and mahogany trees, as it is no longer relevant.
- Farmer payments for elder trees are now shown in the Farming skill guide.
- Players can no longer teleport while sitting in the Throne of Fame.
- Blocking has been added to a missing tile in the gnome maze.
- The Latest Content banner in the lobby will now cycle between banners every 15 seconds instead of every 30 seconds.
- An incorrect reference to re-obtaining war priest armour has been corrected.
- Cooldowns in the ability book will now display correctly.
- Players can no longer attack Vorago during the 'Bring me down' phase.
- Spiritual warriors, mages and rangers no longer count towards automaton slayer tasks.
Ninja Fixes:
- Yew and magic trees' models have been updated, at the various growth stages for Farming.
- Abilities will no longer trigger while the player is too far away from the target.
- The mirror shield is now hybrid-class.
- The money pouch will no longer show 0 coins under certain circumstances when there are coins in the pouch.
- Players can now deactivate unused Motherlode Maw enhancers to make them stack in the bank and activate them whenever needed them for no cost.
- Juju hunter and plant cure vials can now also be thrown away when empty, if the 'throw away vials' option is toggled on via Bob Barter.
- Prifddinas pickpocketing has been rebalanced to be more profitable:
- There is now a greater chance of receiving items – including three times the chance to get charms from Amlodd elves.
- Some less-valuable rewards – such as cups of tea – have been removed.
- More items are now given in noted form.
- Show your support for your favourite RuneLabs ideas. This month, we're looking for small-sized projects or lower – think Harbingers of Tuska, Skillchompas or Let Them Eat Pie.
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I swear I have the same keyboard. Cooler master?
Idk if you're talking about my keyboard, but mine is Corsair Vengeance K70 or something along those lines.
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Looks like that's all lol. A pretty damn boring week, even for a patch week. Not even the patch notes were interesting.
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isn't it only worth like 35m?
either way, [bleep] u m9
fine, i'll unspam
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[/hide]Apparently 35-50m, from what I've seen. Still, it's 35-50m more than I'd except from the average hard clue scroll, so I can't really complain. :P
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Ninja Update – Responsive Combat
Today's update brings a change that'll make RuneScape combat faster, more frantic and more fluid: improved combat responsiveness from the deadly and talented Ninja Team. Get into game, gear up and seek out an enemy - you'll notice the difference right away.
As determined in a Player Power poll last year, we've also made a whole load of Gielinor's deadliest beasts aggressive, as they once were.
Read on for further details!
Combat Responsiveness
First, we removed the short delays between cooldowns ending and abilities triggering, and between clicking an ability and that ability activating. This means combat now feels more immediate and dynamic – your actions translating crisply to those of your character in-game.
Note that we've increased cooldown times slightly to compensate for the quicker combat, so combat balance is unaffected.
As well as that, we've also improved target switching, so you can charge into battle with lethal efficiency.
Finally, if you're a Revolution fan, you'll find that your favourite combat mode kicks in and deactivates in a much smoother fashion.
There's no substitute for trying today's improvements first-hand. Log in and give it a go!
The RuneScape Ninja Team
Monster Aggression
Following last year's Player Power poll to bring back aggressive monsters, these beasts will now come straight at you when you enter their lairs:- Lesser demons
- Greater demons
- Black demons
- Banshees
- Mighty banshees
- Aberrant spectres
- Lizards
- Desert lizards
- Small lizards
- Kurasks
- Harpie bug swarms
- Skeletal wyverns
- Brine rats
- Mutated bloodvelds
- Dark beasts
- Hill giants
- Fire giants
- Moss giants
You'll be able to initiate combat with as many monsters as you can handle, but only one enemy will attack you at a time if you make no aggressive move of your own.
Monsters will remain aggressive unless:- Your combat level is more than double theirs.
- You've stayed in the area for longer than five minutes.
Stay alert on your travels - and make good use of those new, sharper combat skills!
The RuneScape Team
In Other News- Come and try out the new, more-responsive combat with Mod Kalaya and Mod Matthe in Castle Wars: today at 16:00 UTC, World 24.
- GameBlast15 is coming 20th February, along with the next Double XP Weekend! Prepare now for maximum gains all-round on this weekend of charity fun.
- The first RuneLabs poll is live! Head into game now and vote on your choice of player-proposed updates.
- Want to know more about RuneScape lore? Head to the Lore Discussion forumon Thursday 12th February, 18:00 UTC, and join Mods Osborne, Raven, Srowley, Stu and Chaose for a Lore Q&A.
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Graphical- The creepy doll will no longer attempt to play an animation on a player in combat.
- An issue with the Hefin emotes and Arcane Resting has been fixed.
- Meiyerditch citizens' skin tones now render correctly.
- The background images in the Beasts tab for Commander Zilyana and Kree'arra, have been moved to their correct positions.
- The open and closed versions of the drawers found in Falador's chainbody shop no longer uses different colours and texturing.
- A one-way window has been removed from older versions of the Player-Owned Ports bar.
- Feet and dropped items no longer clip through the floor of the Kal'gerion demon resource dungeon.
Skills, D&Ds & Minigames
- Players may now claim a second captain's log from Duncan.
- The captain's log can now be added to the pocket slot, so users can perform all the functions of the captain's log and save an inventory slot!
- Auto-cast spells will no longer be unset when entering Sinkholes.
- Bone Face no longer lingers in the boss room while escaping from Thok.
- It is no longer possible to dig up the plant patch on Harmony Island.
- Players will no longer disconnect while training herblore if their familiar expires while holding herblore supplies.
- An assassin will no longer spawn on a terracotta pot within the terracotta warehouse during the 'Simple Favour' Player-Owned Ports random event.
- A typo on the Player-Owned Ports upgrade buildings interface for bars and lodgings has been fixed.
- A typo in a Player-Owned Ports voyage has been fixed.
- Hunter implings are no longer able to find their way up the cliffsides at Shantay Pass.
- The combat level for Pest Control on the Minigame tab of the Adventures interface has been updated.
- A typo previously shown when resetting the Tears of Guthix D&D with a D&D token has been fixed.
Quests, Challenges and Achievements
- A typo has been fixed in the reminder message of the Tirannwn quiver when cleansing corrupted Seren stones.
- The hint arrow for the HAM follower challenges will now point to the correct location.
Other
- Players can no longer walk through a wall on the north side of the uppermost floor in the Slayer Tower, near the gargoyles.
- Some familiars now correctly act as a light source.
- A typo in Hans's chat when asking about veteran capes has been fixed.
- A few tiles around the Body Rune Altar will now allow players to step on them.
- Fixed an issue with drop-down menus not displaying the current selection.
- De-equipping an active aura on a free world no longer leaves the aura active.
- It is no longer possible to stall damage by releasing a witch's cat.
- The Provoke ability no longer grants special attack energy when used in Legacy Mode.
Ninja Fixes
- The Big Chinchompa start time has been moved to 30 minutes past each hour.
- Players can now close the Player-Owned Ports ship customisation windows with the 'Esc' key.
- Boss timers will now always show by default.
- Players can now select a faster wave spawn in the Fight Kiln.
- Players can now use keybinds to cure plants in Livid Farm.
- The insane 'Final Boss' title can now be unlocked by having a total of 5,000 boss kills with at least 100 kills on each boss, including hard mode and by having all boss pets unlocked (includes Vitalis, Bombi, Barrows bobbleheads and TzRek-Jad).
- Dreadnips will no longer get blocked by players or NPCs.
- Dreadnips will no longer attempt to stun a stunned NPC or a stun-immune NPC.
- The World Hop interface in-game now shows more information on activities.
- Using the World Hop function will no longer say that player logged out with a clan avatar prematurely.
- Players can now see what skills they've not yet gained XP in for the Jack of Trades aura by checking 'aura time remaining'.
- Dorgeshuun light orbs can now be made via the Make-X interface.
- The "changed name" tooltip in the lobby has been re-aligned.
- Make-X will now remember the last used recipe for an extra two interfaces, to improve the process of making certain multi-staged items such as urns.
- Player and NPC targets will now always render on top of all other entities on the same tile.
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Lmfao this is the greatest day ever
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l0l0l0l0l0l. Got it on my 9th ever kill lmfao.
The funny thing is I don't even have a single pet on Leik. Man, I can't believe that just happened, I actually screamed a little bit when I saw it lmfao.
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11th 200m Skill achieved. :) I started at approx 45m XP in the beginning of January, playing every other week due to work, with tiny bit of XP gained during my work weeks. Approximately 8-9 weeks worth of Thieving overall, happy with that.
Droptab comes to about 320m, however I’m missing the Yew and Magic logs due to doing yews daily and I already had a ton of magics from slayer/pvming, so I didn’t keep a track of those.
Next is either 200m Smithing or 120 Divination, I have yet to decide.