Obtaurian

I am pretty sure that you can buy, Super Poison ++ from the GE, tell me if I am wrong... That's what I was hoping. But i'm in school right now so I can't check. Hopefully I can :twss: 99% sure you can.

That's debatable, because rangers can easily beat warriors. The triangle is pretty nonexistent at this point.

Nope, you're stuck with it, I'm afraid. Use it to get more.

I don't see how. With this spell, magic can compete with melee and range. This is really, REALLY good for mages, who have been the weakest point of the triangle for a long time now.

Likewise, don't house tele to Canifis.

Wait...you like getting KO'd? lol No, it wasn't that. It was just exhilarating! Now I know why PKing is fun. I wasn't bothered by being killed, cause I didn't lose much. But during the battle, I brought my opponent down to VERY low health, and man, if I killed him I would've gotten something good. I'm definitely going to try again. I think I need someone to teach me how to do it though. I don't think I chose the best welfare gear. :lol:

So, I just got some welfare gear and went out to test my luck. Tele'd to Canifis, immediately barraged by a 126+ I think. Then he tries to DDS me, and I turn on eagle eye, eat, and start hitting him with diamond bolts. I've never done this before, so my heart is just going crazy! Haha. Well, he puts on full rune and brings out a whip, so I try and run away while shooting at him. He barrages me again, this goes on for a little, and I'm inhaling my food. He finally starts running away, runs out of the pub and as I try and shoot him again, he barrages me for the KO. Man, that was fun.

I think you're right. I bet the more often you kill or are killed by the same player, the lower your chances of a good item. Jagex did say that it's a complicated system. EDIT: I can't wait till someone goes PKing underwater with a brine saber.

And how many players will now use the RSOF because they now have a quiet place to chat? :roll: Oh yeah... #-o

Exactly. It's not like Summoning is a combat skill or anything. :roll:

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Yeah, it cut it down to a reasonable difficulty. Even when everyone started using that trick I'd still see lots of people dying on the larger raids. How are you supposed to stay alive now? It'd be one thing if the beast picked random targets for each attack like the KBD/KQ, but from my personal experience he stayed on me until I either did the dancing trick... or died. #-o I don't really know. The best way to find out is to try it. I'd bet that running under it is still the best way to avoid the attacks, even if it isn't completely safe anymore.

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You're allowed out in public? Isn't that bad for staff PR? I really didn't understand the reason for making the corporeal beast even more dangerous- what on earth made Jagex think there were too many sigils out in Runescape? I think it's just that Jagex wants the Corporal Beast to truly be the most difficult monster in Runescape. Being able to dance with it and heal really cuts down on how hard it is.

Icwhutudidthar. That's not quite right...

wat.

When you run underneath the CB to heal when it attacks you, it will now stomp on you. Those shields are going to go up even more now.

Are you trying to access the world select from your favorites? Type in the website address and click on f2p or p2p. You should be automatically redirected to the log in screen.

DO A BARREL ROLL! But seriously, I am so excited for the pvp worlds. I might actually go try it out, just for fun. The new armor looks incredible. At first I was a little let down to see that it could be traded and sold, but on the bright side, this gives PK'ers a great incentive to do what they love to do. If people can make money by selling those armors, they'll PK for a living, and that means that they'll buy the rune boots, whips, dark bows, etc that I provide them with, as a Slayer. All in all, I'm REALLY digging this update. Also, I'm playing the world's smallest violin for Corporal Beast hunters.

=D> +7 internets for using a word I have never heard before. Pulchritudinous... brilliant!

Well you see, it all goes back to logs. Woodcutters gather yews to pay for Santas, which always ???? around Christmas time. If all the woodcutters are LOL elsewhere, what's the Santa for? 1. Buy yews 2. Sell after Christmas 3. ???? 4. Profit!

You know, I have never seen a WoW commercial. But, you're right. I'm pretty surprised by today's update.

Obviously the Mahjarrat use the trapdoor to travel from the chaos tunnels to the GE, aided of course by Surok. Now, Surok is a mage, and gnomes use magic, so Surok must be aiding the gnomes in their gnomic plans to do this or that, and because gnomes are short and short is the opposite of tall, the ELVES must also use the GE to buy MOAR crystal seeds for bows. If we start buying out all the crystal seeds in the GE, the elves will have to go to the dwarves. Why the dwarves? They have beards, and bearded is the opposite of unbearded (a la gnomes) so it only makes sense that the elves would trust the bearded ones. The dwarves work underground and since Tzhaar also live underground, they're obviously aiding the dwarves IN A MOST NEFARIOUS FASHION and because the GE trapdoor leads underground, the rock people and bearded ones must be trying to bring down the mahjarrat from within the GE. This isn't obvious to anyone else?

Actually I wouldn't be against that. I would agree that if you're in the top five for a skill, you probably know pretty damn well how to train that skill.

Exactly. Now THAT'S a waste of money for sure. That's going too far... Where the hell does he get this money anyway? Selling WoW gold or something? Damn, and to think what could hundreds of other people use with the $540 dollars he wastes a month ON THIS GAME ALONE. Yeah, but look at it. It's beautiful. :shock: