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Of course, if Jagex thinks that F2Pers have enough, I won't really mind. (I'm F2P.) I feel that F2Pers have more than enough to do in the world. Although, personally, I would like least one skill to be opened up, it would break up the monotony in F2P. :D

JAGEX SHOULD DO SOMETHING! Just check out this guide by junkiejeff. I love mass reporting.

Definitely Cooking and Fletching. Members can simply cook and fletch their way to a...skillcape. With the Something-X functions, Runescape has become extremely monotonous in certain areas. But I would LOVE to see someone with a rarer skillcape, like Prayer or Runecrafting. He/she deserves our utmost respect.

Not as detailed as the other guide, but I think this should do for me. Should be able to complete Halloween event later then. 8.5/10 Reasonably explanatory.

Aw, c'mon. Poor people like me sometimes just get stuck somewhere. :oops: We should thank Gooru. Don't deny that this is one of the best written guides around. Clean text and clever use of graphics. A definite 10/10 as I said earlier.

I say it isn't that easy, but thanks a lot Gooru! 10/10 Extremely informative guide.

It, of course, depends from your viewpoint. Good: They help keep the prices of certain commodities (especially yew logs) down, which means VERY good news for traders. They make good money using those things. After Jagex began mass banning of bots, the price of yew logs skyrocketed (OK, maybe I'm exaggerating) from around 270 ea to around 330 ea. :shock: Good news for legitimate woodcutters like me! :-w Bad: They steal the trees from real woodcutters. Period. End of story. :evil: I would personally side towards the side which says that bots are bad. C'MON, I HATE BOTS!

Runescapiens are definitely not racist, but we are more of the type who actually discriminate other people BASED ON THEIR COMBAT LEVEL OR OTHER STATS. Say if I see a level 5 cutting a yew tree, and he is wearing armour, my first thought would be: "Hmm...did he use a macro to get this level?" But if that guy turns out to be quite nice (e.g. he holds a nice conversation), I would be more that glad to accept him into my circle of friends.

Tip.It Debaters deserve their own forum. I think a whole forum to our own would be extremely beneficial as not only do we get more traffic, we also are able to "recruit" new people who will come in to give their mature opinions on matters that are affecting and could potentially affect Runescape society. The Rants forum could be placed as a sub-forum of the Debate Club, as the posts there are less mature and organised. Flame wars break out rather frequently during the rants there as people are mostly looking for a way to let off their anger due to certain events that may have irked them. Thus I support this move. Let the Debate Club play a more prominent and important role in the development of Runescape society.

NO. FOR THE SAKE OF THE FUTURE, YOU CAN ATTEMPT TO USE THE SAME METHOD, BUT USE IT WITH CURSES! THEY GIVE THE SAME AMOUNT OF XP IF YOU FAIL OR SUCCEED! BUT OF COURSE YOU WILL RARELY SUCCEED IN THAT ARMOUR. I'm sorry, Iwannabehero. You will have to do more research on the topic before you post up a guide. I wish you good luck in training your Magic.

I would say that having such conversations nowadays is reasonably rare, as the presence of noobs is a damper for the Runescape society to engage in such talk. It is better to head to certain areas where noobs won't bother you, like at the Edgeville yews in F2P worlds where bots don't frequent and noobs don't go there as they can't engage in other more useful activity such as cutting the yew trees. Awesome place to have a nice chat while you hack away at wood. :D We might as well enjoy ALL of our quality conversation in Runescape in order "ensure" that we all stay "happy" during our times in Gielinor.

Ring of Charos, full ghost robes set without gloves and boots, Penance gloves, Boots of lightness, and the amulet of Catspeak. lol :P As a weapon, I like Ahrim's Staff, and of course a Dwarf Cannon. :twisted:

I hope Jagex fixes that soon. Extremely agitated to have seen that, sir.

I DEFINITELY SUPPORT! I'M F2P! I NEED A TWO-ENDED TELEPORT FROM WIZARD'S TOWER TO VARROCK!

Can you explain what you mean by legitimate? ARE YOU TRYING TO TELL ME, select_a_use, THAT YOU ONLY LEGITIMATELY PK IF YOU ARE A PURE? COME ON! I COULD JUST WALK INTO WILDERNESS AND PICK A FIGHT WITH ANYONE, WITHOUT GIVING A -bleep- ABOUT "LEGITIMATE PKING"!

I whole-heartedly agree with you, Foodfight13. Effort is wasted when you concentrate on two accounts instead of one. Just go on with your main, and you'll be assured that you'll never go wrong with it. There is a Chinese saying that goes: "ÃÆÃÂ¥Ãâ¹Ã¢â¬Â ÃâëÃÆäÃâøâââ¬Å¡Ã¬ÃÆèâââ¬Ã¾Ãâ¦Ã¡ÃÆèÃâøÃâÃ

Actually, I don't know how Jagex's new update helps to deter store-bots...they can just repetitively click and click and click without any concern for us!

I'm F2P, but I know a reasonable amount about the member's world. I say SLAYER is tougher. DUH.

Nice one fast993! Congrats on getting 99 cooking! I personally don't even have lvl 60...lol :oops: I think I know more about the members' world than some of the members who are saying that F2Pers don't deserve skillcapes. And I'm not joking. BOTTOM LINE: F2P DESERVES SKILLCAPES. PERIOD.

To all members who read this... Create a free account, and attempt to get 99 in one skill of your choice. You'll see! OF COURSE F2P DESERVES SKILL CAPES!

Come on, ask a moderator him/herself! I would say it would sometimes hinder or help, depending on the occasion. Let's say if a mod walked through the middle of lumbridge, yelling, "selling anti-dragon shield 1k", noobs would rush up and say, "lower the price you -bleep- mod, if not i'll report you to jagex!" But mods can be appreciated by the society at large, like for example the time where I remember I was cutting the yew trees with a few other guys and this mod popped up and we actually had quite a nice conversation about the condition of Runescape being populated with rule-breakers. So, it depends from time to time. And most mods aren't corrupt; I have yet to meet a bad mod. But I hope most of our mods stay in Varrock all the time, all those -bleep- rule-breakers and -bleep- armour-trimmers are always there!

Firstly, I'm sorry, foodmanfood1. I just couldn't stand your misspelling of the words "each other" and "personalities". Secondly, I would just like say that not all people below 13 are complete noobs. Take me, for example. I joined RuneScape when I was 11, and now I'm 12. The blood and death animations even sometimes bore me, but I must interject to say that some people may be especially sensitive to such things, and that we must be sensitive to their feelings. Thirdly, although I cannot fully comprehend the mind of an 8-year old (I was definitely more mature then), you must admit that he/she can be quite foolish and naive. In games, they may expect everyone to bow to their wishes, or to aid them in any way possible. Thus, we should be more accommodating and "teach" them that the correct way is to earn their own things for themselves. Many a time I have encountered a noob who asked me for free gp. I told them to go air running instead. Oh yes, I apologise for double posting. My com hanged when I submitted the reply.

Firstly, I'm sorry, foodmanfood1. I just couldn't stand your misspelling of the words "each other" and "personalities". Secondly, I would just like say that not all people below 13 are complete noobs. Take me, for example. I joined RuneScape when I was 11, and now I'm 12. The blood and death animations even sometimes bore me, but I must interject to say that some people may be especially sensitive to such things, and that we must be sensitive to their feelings. Although I cannot fully comprehend the mind of an 8-year old (I was definitely more mature then), you must admit that he/she can be quite foolish and naive. In games, they may expect everyone to bow to their wishes, or to aid them in any way possible. Thus, we should be more accommodating and "teach" them that the correct way is to earn their own things for themselves. Many a time I have encountered a noob who asked me for free gp. I told them to go air running instead.

I believe not. The scimitar crushes the longsword in terms of fighting ability without the special, but the longsword is superior ONLY WITH the special. In terms of versatility, the longsword owns, but the slash style combined with good stats should be able to defeat most monsters easily, except for those creatures whose defence against slashing is exceptionally high, i.e. dragons. Personally, I wouldn't use a Dragon Longsword for a Special. I'd use a Dragon Dagger (poisoned would be better)! Use up the whole bar, and your poor opponent is dealt 8 quick stabs with increased attack and strength in his/her/its abdomen. As I have already said earlier, the scimitar attacks every 2.5 seconds while the longsword attacks every 3, thus resulting in 6 strokes with the scimitar in the space of 15 seconds while the longsword can only manage 5. The disadvantage in stats that the scimitar possesses is offset by its speed. Of course, as I am F2P, I cannot truly say how the Dragon Scimitar compares against the Dragon Longsword. All I can say is that in my own experience, the Rune Scimitar completely owns the Rune Longsword. It gains a slightly greater amount than the Longsword, that soon adds up to great figures. Unless you like to take a random slash with a 2-h sword, of course... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Definitely the Scimitar. It attacks every 2.5 seconds while the Longsword attacks every 3 seconds. With all that comparable strength and slash bonuses, it does gives a marginal amount of xp more than the longsword, but that marginal amount adds up over time.