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Sounds like an awfully complicated scheme for one such as yourself. I don't think anyone but you is under any illusion that you were using sarcasm. Keep on denying it, though. :thumbup:

You aren't guaranteed a "guaranteed" item, if you get another clue specific item. so the bow still counts :shades: Fairly sure one of the slots is reserved for Comp Bows/Pages/Sweets/Biscuits/God Arrows/teleport scrolls. Just checked over my pictures and it appears you're right :o. Hero Keying at its finest. Son I am proud.

This. I loved Tranformers: Beast Wars growing up. I just can't see this project turning out well. I really hope it does, 'cause Jagex could probably use the money (TO SPEND ON MORE CLAN EVENTS HURRRRR), but I sincerely doubt it. They can't get Runescape right at all, so how are they going to do this? And what about the other two MMO's they're working on? Doomed to fail, I say, and that's not even taking into account what Das said.

Congratulations, man. Always wondered when you'd get it. ;) DG with me sometime.

If selling the claws now would immediately benefit you, do it. If you can use them to make more money (by usage and lending), do that. I would personally do the latter, but it depends on your priorities, really.

Quite possibly the worst advice I've read in . . . well, today.

If you're running out of spawns at TDs, you're doinitrong. You're either doing it wrong, or you are doing it amazing well. So well that you have to wait for all of them to respawn. No, you're doing it very wrong. There are three spawns. You usually won't have to use the third, but it's there if you need it. If you find that you're using the third spawn often, it's time you hopped to a high population world. There's really no excuse for running out of spawns.

Wow. <3:

Anyone who says that a glory is as good or better than a fury is delusional. A fury is much better than a glory, end of discussion.

If you're running out of spawns at TDs, you're doinitrong.

You'll probably need rigour, too. And a sneakerpeeper. Everyone needs a sneakerpeeper. And I agree with Quyneax - cannoning black demons is probably your best bet, followed by CT fiends with an iron titan. You should check out DGS if you hate dungeoneering so much. You'll learn to love it, guaranteed.

Prom 2h and plate is perfect till you get a hood, but binds either laws or a CSB over arrows (I'd say CSB if you aren't keying). At your level, c1 f1-29 and do 30-35 large, though I agree with Bassy that it's somewhat up to preference. I would probably do 25+ large at your level because I hate c1s (hell, I do 25+ large anyway and I probably shouldn't; I just hate c1s that much). And yeah, read Bassy's guide. You should also dig up Rocked's and Ancient's guides.

Dear lord I wish there was a 'like' button. Okay, I should probably post something that's on-topic: I only have a few female friends in Runescape, though one of them is one of my closest friends by far. <3: As an aside, Female characters (presumably female players behind these female characters) with maxed total usually suck at dungeoneering. Just sayin'.

Most PKers are asses. Oh [cabbage], I can make generalizations too?!!??!!??!

You probably had the same exact reaction I did. I flipped the [bleep] out lol. I was shaking and I couldn't do anything for five minutes. When I saw it in my inventory I literally yelled, haha. i stopped functioning as a keyer and the 3bo people left the floor. also what are some basics i need to learn with a hex and what ring upgrades do i need (mike said there's one you use on mobs and another on bosses? I'll try my best to come up with a short hex guide, lol. Rings: This is inconclusive, but from what myself, Matt, and Grimy have gathered, sniper is better on mobs and desperado is better on bosses. Sniper also has greater returns per tier than desperado, so getting sniper to t9/t10 should be your priority. Monsters: Hex works well on most mage-based monsters, but there are a few exceptions. Skeleton mages have very high defense, so only hex them if you're wearing a lot of good ranged gear (a stego body from the start table isn't enough, unfortunately). Shades aren't particularly weak to hex, so melee them. You can hex ghosts in the ghost room, but no other ghosts. Dogs and brutes are weak to ranged, but I wouldn't range brutes without ranged armor. All demons and dragons are weak to hex. I probably missed something btu whatever. For monos, I use hex to aggro shades quickly. Have fun hitting 400s on books and high-level necros. Bosses: All abandoned bosses can be hexed. As you know, you can easily solo Necro with a hex. All you have to do is dodge the special attacks (the binds, curses, etc) by running two tiles, then teleing out when skeles are summoned. You can also solo cursebearer, though it requires a lot of food. Ragers help a LOT when soloing Curse. Deathslingers are amazing for Necro. Most warped bosses aren't weak to hex at all, though it can be used. I can't tell if hex or melee is better on gulega. Dread and Hope CAN be hexed, but I think melee + kiting is probably better for both. When keying with a hex, I'll sometimes take out mages in upcoming GDs if there's nothing else for me to be doing. Saves everyone food and prayer. This doesn't happen very often, though. A somewhat useful trick is to shoot an arrow at a monster as you're running towards it, then switching to 2h for a quick combo. I only do this for dogs, shades, and skele mages, though. Pick up arrows as often as possible on occult floors. It's less important for other floors, though. I always pick up the large piles if I don't lose time doing it. Always pay attention to what attack style you're on. It's useful for certain skill/puzzle rooms to go into the room, fire an arrow (at a mage, obviously), and immediately go back through the door. Sniper ring is great for this. You know how the max hit splats don't really display your max hit? Well when using sniper it does. I'll think of more stuff later I'm sure.

You probably had the same exact reaction I did. I flipped the [bleep] out lol. I was shaking and I couldn't do anything for five minutes. When I saw it in my inventory I literally yelled, haha.

This. A hacker could drop my entire bank and all of my chaotics, and it wouldn't bother me in the slightest as long as they didn't touch my binds.

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sad day :thumbdown: i want soulsilver

Oh, I thought you had a fury. Yes, buy a berzerker ring before a fury. Glory + zerker ring has more strength and less prayer than fury + warrior ring. It goes without saying that you should get a fury as soon as possible, though. But if you do combat outside of slayer (MHing, namely), consider buying a fury first. EDIT: To answer two of your other questions: 1. Use Duradel until you can use Kuradal. 2. If the best weapon you can use is a whip, train on controlled. With a rapier, I'd say getting your strength higher would be a good idea (I would personally keep all of my melee stats equal, but that's OCD speaking).

No, if Nintendo spends the entire dungeon hitting on them instead of keying, they're female. This. :thumbup:

Use a proselyte top till you get a SW cape, then switch to torso. Torso + SW cape has the same strength bonus but slightly more prayer bonus than proselyte top + fire cape. Also, buy a zerker ring.

:lol: He thinks I'm mad. I don't kick people for making little mistakes. I don't kick people for making mistakes at all, actually, and neither does any other DGS keyer. The point of DGS is to teach people to dungeoneer, so it's quite obvious that mistakes will be made (and often). I have yet to kick a DGS clan chat user from any of my teams, though I did come close once. Once again your ignorance gets the better of you. In regards to you using DGS - I could care less how you feel about dungeoneering. As long as you're receptive to instruction and can take initiative during floors, you're welcome to use the clan chat. For example, SirIzenhime and I have very different dungeoneering styles, but he's used the clan chat on occasion and I've found him to be a very capable teammate (and he should stop by more often). EDIT: As we're bringing DGS into this, I'm posting again. Sue me.

If dungeoneering was as simple as reading a guide, DGS wouldn't exist. I can see that you're being very defensive and getting riled up (I would be too if I suddenly had a bunch of 100+ dungeoneers proving me wrong!), so I'm going to step out of this conversation now, though not without two parting points: 1. You are a complete moron. 2. Lrn2dg. To everyone arguing with studio, you should just quote those two points over and over and over again until it sinks into his/her head. Using reason and logic is clearly a tall order here.

I'm going to ignore the rest of your post because it's just irrelevant blathering. Hi, I'm an admin and keyer in DGS. I would absolutely kick you for not dying in a floor. If you're just standing outside of guardian rooms complaining about being low on prayer/food, you're wasting everyone's time. You know what the fastest way to replenish prayer and LP is? Take a wild guess. Every good dungeoneer knows that dying is sometimes necessary. Hoods are incredibly useful for every floor set (except for frozen). As Gwyn pointed out, dungeoneering is far more complex than you think it is. You're trying to write off your ignorance as fact. You should work on that.