Obtaurian

Yeah, it's actually not very subjective. Aquanites are not fun. For any reason that anyone could come up with for liking aquanites, I can come up with a more valid reason for blocking them.

This is why you're playing the wrong game. If you like jumping right in and killing people without any effort put in to developing your character and earning abilities, there are many, many genres of game that cater directly to you. First-person shooters sound like they'd be right up your alley. What the hell are you doing playing an RPG if you don't like training? This has been a problem for a long time. Some PKers are selfish, lazy brats who for some bizarre reason have chosen to play a game that requires work and delayed gratification, and then they get pissed off about it when an update comes out that requires work and delayed gratification. Quit. Play a game geared toward you, because this is not it. Stop trying to hold everyone back because of your asinine ideas on how RPGs should do away with the concept of leveling. Some people are not lazy and spoiled and enjoy the sense of accomplishment that we get from earning new abilities, and this is the kind of game made for us. This. Certain people need to stop coming to Runescape forums when they're clearly supposed to be playing Call of Duty or League of Legends.

How are they fun? They have really high defense, are very far apart and hit for alot of damage(and all of this assuming maxed stats/equipment)? Not a good task by any standard. Subjective. It's always a good idea for people to try a task out once, because some people actually find them fun. Not aquanites.

And they're especially bad if drops are your thing.

You should use pictures, paragraphs, and put some time into correcting your spelling, punctuation, and syntax. You should also list the gp/hour and other important information like the best bank to use, etc. /constructive criticism

Soooo I just discovered that my ex is in another relationship already. We were together for two and a half years, and we've been broken up for nearly two months. Interesting. I looked at this guy's Facebook that she hangs out with a lot in Italy (she's studying abroad), and his Facebook says they're in a relationship. I felt that roiling heat in my stomach and chest for about a minute, then it went away. I can't believe I'm not angry or sad. It just . . . is. I think I knew, in a way, but didn't really dwell on it. Funny how intuition can tell you so much. I should listen to it more often. That's life. I haven't exactly been abstaining from the opposite sex myself, and I can't realistically expect that of her. But a relationship? Already? Very interesting. Regardless, I have no occasion to dwell on the past. I'll sleep peacefully tonight.

Lmao I love you. Definitely no hetero

PRO. That is all.

I'm going to take issue with this one. Herblore is a perfect example of a skill with great high-level content, but a dearth of low-level content. Beginner-level herblore today is practically the same as it was in RSC. There's nothing in the skill to get beginners started, creating a significant barrier to entry. As a result, new members just don't train herblore. The skill is seriously lacking in introductory content; it needs something to convince new players that they should be training it in the first place. This is a big problem for farming and some other skills as well. This is part of what I was talking about when I said there has to be content for all levels. I concede the point and agree with you. It's probably the only skill that has good high-level content and bad low-level content.

Here, let's go through every skill and find the 90+ content. Agility - Agile top at level 90. Good start, but that's not even halfway to 99. There's a few shortcuts that aren't worth mentioning, too. Construction - Content all the way up to level 99. Mostly useless stuff, yeah, but I'll count it anyway. Cooking - Rocktails at 93 and summer pies at 95. Wow. Someone get me a new pair of pants, 'cause I can't handle that much awesome in one skill. Crafting - Amulets of fury at level 90. Almost as cool as cooking. Dungeoneering - Great skill with content far passed 99. Farming - Spirit trees at 83 and torstols at 85. Both cool, but that's mid 80s. Firemaking - Adze at 92 and more efficient hand cannon usage. Not bad, but it's an otherwise useless skill. Fishing - Rocktails at 90. Not even halfway to 99, but it's kinda decent. Fletching - Dragon darts at 95. Lol. Herblore - Great content from the low 80s to the high 90s. Perfect skill. Hunter - Kingly imps at 91 and black harvests at 95. Kinda useful, but nothing amazing. Warlocks are good for experience, but nothing else. Attack, Strength, Defense, Ranged, Magic - All useful skills. Only complaint is that we have no armor or weapons passed 80, and thus no content. Mining - Rune mining at 85. Mid 80s yet again. Useful for some skillers, but very underwhelming. Prayer - Nuff said. Runecrafting - 91 for double natures. Double deaths are better at higher runecrafting levels, but neither of those are very useful. Mining is easier for the same gp gain. Slayer - Ice wyrms at 93. Very good slayer monster, but 93 is still pretty low compared to 99. Smithing - useless content all the way to 99. PRO. Summoning - Great skill. No complaints. Thieving - Dwarf traders at 90. Nothing special, not even close to 99. Woodcutting - lol. That makes only a few skills that have truly useful content passed 90. Another few have semi-useful content for certain groups of people (skillers, mostly). The rest suck.

Okay, so when you said "stuff" you definitely didn't mean "content." Gotcha. How did I not get that the first time? :rolleyes: Good job, you named a bunch of stuff that you get in the mid 80s of various skills, which is exactly what I said. Now show me the 90+ stuff that every skill needs, but definitely does not have. I'm glad you've admitted that there isn't much high-level content, though. It's nice to see a low-level player showing a little generosity, even if it's inadvertently.

I'll take one next time I work tbh. It's pretty cool. It's a nice teal/turqoise ish color that's ugly as [bleep] with my orange-ass tie. LOL

lmao you got me no homo

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A substance addiction =/= psychological addiction, although both addictions, they are quite different. This. How in the world can you compare something like meth to a videogame? Lol?

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Obtaurian.

The crossbow is really good, but rigour might be the better choice for you. It depends on what you do, really.

They're the third (?) best crimson droppers in the game, so I can see why Zarfot does them. I wouldn't bother, either, though.

Not necessarily. Higher combat level is good, but higher total level isn't really.

Does that really work? That sounds like it could be a mean troll lol. Zarfot has a video demonstrating it. :thumbup:

DFS if you have it, body if you don't. Mind if you can't wield body. If you don't have any of those things, the icy breath will hit you pretty hard. I don't know if it's possible to nullify the damage to that with something like soul split, but it hits pretty hard so I don't think it's likely. Chaotic maul + unicorn + soul split = win. ;)

It's likely to be very easy, so it shouldn't take long to complete. Plus the fact you need to do those quests for questcape anyways. But why? A quest being easy makes me want to do it even less.