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These bosses definitely remind me of Nomad more than Corp. Because I solo, I have yet to encounter a boss that even comes close to Nomad (Nomad before people knew about kyatt scrolls, I should say).

This man read my mind.

Would the maul overtake a Saradomin Sword versus waterfiends, though?

Ah yes you are correct, my mistake. However, the point still holds that the increase in accuracy of the longsword is small compared to the existing accuracy bonus. Say you were to take 10,000 damage at a boss. Using an elysian, this would be cut down to 8250 damage. Using saradomin brews, you would need 55.55 doses to heal this damage, which takes 13.88 inventory spaces. 10,000 damage with divine would be cut down to 7,000 damage, and would consume 150 prayer points. 7000 damage, using saradomin brews would require 47.14 doses, which takes 11.79 spaces. 150 prayer points takes 4.84 doses of prayer potion, which takes 1.21 spaces of inventory. In total Divine would require 13 inventory spaces vs. Elysian's 13.88. So divine takes less space. [/hide]not to mention that divines make it nearly impossible to die if you know what you're doing, only place ely would be > divine is maybe tds and barrows Except you can soul split or uni to heal, and those require very little inventory spaces. Divine: Solo arma, solo bandos, PvP Ely: Solo TDS, solo DK rex, solo DK hybrid I prefer the latter bosses. I don't like solo GWD much. In almost all cases where you'd use an elysian or divine, divine wins. This doesn't apply in situations where a godsword or alternative shield might be preferable, which includes TDs (unless you're using a steel titan, in which case I would probably go with the elysian). It's debatable whether or not an elysian would be useful at DKs, as it would seem to me that it's yet another case of prayer determining how long you can last. Feel free to prove me wrong, however, as I have very little experience at DKs.

Oh, I should've clarified: He got stitches and a CT scan.

Tonight is quite possibly the most [developmentally delayed]ed night I've had in a few years. My best friend, Robbie, had just dropped his date off, so he picked me up and we went to our friend Josh's house to hang out with him and Keir. We got there and discovered that Keir was very drunk. He's manic depressive, bipolar, and well on his way to being an alcoholic. He's only twenty. So we're all discussing Robbie's date and Josh's recent hookup when Keir says that he's going to go to the bathroom. We continue to talk for about fifteen minutes when we realize that Keir is taking an abnormally long time. Josh tells Robbie to check on him, then Robbie tells me to do it, then Josh agrees and tells me to do it, too. I, being lazy, decide not to do it. Remember this. A few minutes later we hear this giant thud. A second later we hear an even bigger thud -- I'm talking house shaking crash, and we hear Keir say "oh [cabbage]." So we get up, knock on the door, and open it to see that the ground is covered in blood and Keir has a small gash on his forehead. We sit him down, toilet paper to the gash, tell him to apply pressure, and we angrily interrogate him. He says that he was doing "elevators," which I guess is some stupid thing that makes you pass out. He apparently passed out and hit his head on something (we still don't know what), and now he looks like Harry Potter (literally; he has the thick, black rimmed glasses and everything). Keir isn't even phased. He's not crying, complaining . . . nothing. He's drunk, yeah, but he's not that drunk, so this struck me as pretty amazing. He's rambling on about something when he removes the toilet paper from his head. All three of us kind of jumped a little. His gash is more like a gaping wound, and I'm pretty sure that we could've seen his skull if we got close enough. Robbie just says "hospital," and we start gathering Keir's stuff and preparing to leave. Keir is complaining about his dad finding out, getting stitches, etc, etc, so Robbie tells him to shut up and stop whining. Josh asks his younger sister to clean up the mess while we're gone. We get to the hospital, check him in, and wait for twenty minutes before they call him back. This kind of pissed me off, 'cause we've got this guy who's covered in blood and has a gaping wound in his head sitting here bleeding all over himself. He finally goes back, so we wait . . . for three hours. Mind you, this whole thing started at about 2AM. It's now about 6AM, and I just got dropped off about thirty minutes ago. Keir got stitches, a CT scan, and a sheet of paper titled "medical advice" that said in HUGE font: "STOP DRINKING ALCOHOL." We all laughed at this. Moral of the story? Keir is a [bleep]ing idiot. He's going to have a gnarly scar for the rest of his life.

I've been sideswiped, rear-ended, front-ended, etc, etc, etc, but never crashed into anything myself. :thumbup: RACE TO 99 SLAYER?!

Thanks everyone. <3:

Yeah, but I'd much rather have a slayer cape than an untrimmed constitution cape. ;) Thanks. I love you, too. <3: I had considered getting it at Ghorrock fortress by myself, as I didn't want to accidentally miss the message because of a monster hitting me. I didn't have any lamps, though, and 2noob4you1 kept telling me to just get it on task, so I risked it. The message was only up for a split second, so I'm very lucky that I caught it. Thanks for the kind words. :-) <3: <3: <3: <3: <3: <3: o ty m8 tell your cousin i said hi

I will never sell my SoL. I would consider it to be essential if you're going to be doing any serious combat magic.

Magic. Real magic.

This is true. Search "Divine Spirit Shield Analysis" on the RSOF if you need mathematical proof.

The only solution I can think of is to try a survivalists potion. The KB doesn't list it as boosting hunter, but I don't trust the Dungeoneering KB article right now. Worth a shot.

Hahaha, nice. So it's true, then, that certain bosses drop certain armor pieces or weapons?

This is the other benefit of raising the cap: faster training methods can be introduced.

Thanks 2noob4you1. <3: Next 99 is slayer via mage/ranged slaying. I'll be spending a lot of time on dungeoneering, too, as I want a bonecrusher (though I may just decide to go for a chaotic rapier). (This is copied directly from my post in Rate This!)

Thanks 2noob4you1. <3: Next 99 is slayer via mage/ranged slaying. I'll be spending a lot of time on dungeoneering, too, as I want a bonecrusher (though I may just decide to go for a chaotic rapier).

Am I wrong to think that the chaotic staff is very underwhelming? It has has a +1 accuracy advantage over a SoL, but without the rune saving and special, plus it's much more costly to both obtain and use. The chaotic crossbow could be slightly better, too, IMO. Maybe a +105 attack bonus.

Mauls aren't listed in the melee armor/weapons Dungeoneering KB article at all. I really wish they'd fix that thing already.

I can use specifically constructed traits and opinion veiled as fact to do that too. Watch. I think you'll find this quite shocking: Runescape - A taco 1. Provided by a company - Provided by a company. 2. Can be enjoyed by yourself or with a group - Can be enjoyed by yourself or with a group 3. Extra perks for cash - Extra toppings for cash 4. Token based reward system - punchcard based reward system 5. Grinding levels - Grinding beef 6. Choice between 23 skills - Choice of beef, chicken, or fish 7. Unbelievable amount of hype prior to release of new features - Unbelievable amount of hype prior to release of new tacos 8. NOT A SANDWICH - NOT A SANDWICH (BUT OCCASIONALLY A TOSTADA) *edit* 9. "death" means nothing (you can buy your stuff back) - "death" means nothing (If you drop your taco or it's not right you can get a new one) Need I say more? Hopefully now people will recognize the elephant in the room: Runescape is actually a taco. More importantly, Tacos rule. You slayeth me, sir. =D>

Wow, it's been a long time since I've seen someone (let alone more than one person) discredit someone else by calling them an "arrogant high-level". So as to not spam: Dragon claws are undeniably better than an AGS or SGS in almost all combat situations. I, however, would buy the SGS, as I've always wanted one (in other words, my opinion is biased).

Jagex stated (somewhere it was posted on these forums) that more updates are planned for the dungeoneering skill. Who can say for sure that what was shown in the trailer might not be possible someday? Maybe deeper floors might have multiple bosses (or in future dungeons). We just don't know. Personally, I think we shouldn't be too hasty in our judgments over something that we really only know very little about. Exactly, and I've mentioned two or three times now that I hope that it's rectified with the second batch of content.

Very cool video. It reminds me of something off of a Zelda game.

Guardian's ward + Doomcore staff. :thumbup: I'm really hoping that someone encounters a seeker or a soulgazer. I'd like to know how hard they are to kill and what they attack with. Especially soulgazers.

At the moment, I have to agree that the skill is too self-contained, but I know that a second batch of content is coming out in the next couple months that should rectify most of the problems we have with it. Just like summoning, I hope.