Obtaurian

You mentioned going back to the start room to make the staff, which isn't necessary, hence why I pointed out that it isn't necessary. It'd be worth it if you heavily rely on magic, which a lot of players do, especially for warped floors. It wouldn't take more than a few seconds and it's better DPS on a lot of warped bosses. Seems pretty efficient to me.

I imagine that finding the right logs and a random altar whilst working on the floor wouldn't be too tedious.

A Hexhunter is definitely not something you'd attempt to "harvest," if you will. It's probably the rarest item in the game. Just keep dungeoneering until you get one.

I say get a chaotic set -> pet -> totem.

you [bleep]ing high level elitist efficiency clowns always trying to force me 2 play game your way?@?@?!?!?! [bleep] you2@@

So the assumption that warped would be weakest to magic is true? I've been hearing about primal rapier/surgebox/hood binds -- is that a new staple? Why? PS: I really hate that literally ALL of my friends have 100+ dungeoneering. [bleep] you guys. <3

yeah i bet you grind bones all the time rofl

i love fish :/ up at 4am for work. i woke up at an hour ago actually LOL

When are these plans coming to fruition? Idealism is nice, but it doesn't help me or anyone else. We want exclusive content because we have an infinitesimal amount compared to low/mid-levels. I don't understand how you do not get that. What do party hats and crackers have to do with giving high-level players content?

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"eat until you are full" yeah you need [/no homo] tags with that boy

I would still consider Corp to be a good boss, even if it can be soloed. Even the most elite of players can die if they mess up (and even if they don't mess up), it drops some of the best items in the game, and it promotes teamwork. Soloing it is not an effective way to make money or do anything worthwhile other than for the purpose of having fun, unlike every other boss monster.

The only high-level boss is Corp, and even that can be soloed.

Really? When I think of a large group of people complaining with legitimate concerns, I think of unsatisfied customers. When we're talking about customers that have been around for years and have given Jagex hundreds of dollars, I'd say they're more than entitled to more than one update every year. When I see players who complain because they can't access content that they didn't work for, that's when I think of spoiled children.

you forgot no homo again :/

Okay, not really sure when I'm getting f2p back. Still waiting on this week's paycheck. I'll probably end up spending it all on new clothes (I've had maybe one or two new shirts since I turned 18, which isn't cool). Ummmm, going to the beach after work tomorrow to meet a girl. Really excited to just be at the beach. Wrote a new song. I really don't think I'm going to get back into RS till I get a new computer, honestly. It's just not fun playing on this slow, laggy computer. Nor is it fun having to get off every five minutes. :/

If tomorrow Jagex released an armour set that required 120 dungeoneering to aquire and use, I wouldn't hate it. I wouldn't be against it either. It won't affect me at all. I find it humorous that everyone who wants high-level content complains on a daily basis. Hey, I want exclusive content too, namely for construction, but you don't see me going around telling everyone how much I deserve to have a 50 room dungeon with all the coolest monsters and traps in it, and putting it everywhere. So why don't YOU grow up? I believe that all players should have content tailor-made for their level range. As it stands, low and mid-level players are totally inundated with content while high-level players have very, very little. I believe this should be rectified so that ALL of us have something to do at our levels. I don't see how this completely reasonable and logical viewpoint could be immature in the slightest. However, opposing this viewpoint is very obviously an extremely childish way of thinking. This is irrefutable.

I find it humorous that everyone AGAINST high-level content can only come up with "but i ddun wannaa!!@!@@" as a reason. Grow up.

Read Langer's updates. He lists them in order of most exp.

Makes you wonder why they complain.

You're right. Thank you for providing us with a single example of a piece of content that helps players of all levels. =D>

>Implying that anyone said Jagex should release high-level content the majority of the time. Also, lol @ your example of a low-level quest. Desert treasure? Ancients are available to low-levels, too, and it's definitely not a high-level quest by any stretch of the imagination. EDIT: WHOA, every skill has 90+ content? What are you smoking? Very few skills have anything useful passed the low/mid 80s. In fact, most skills only have 90+ content because of dungeoneering, and most of that goes unused by good players.

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