Erichermit

Sorry, no new areas have been added. At the moment I'm just doing small revisions to previous areas and fixing my spelling errors D: You'll have to wait a bit, sorry lol.

It's decent. You would hope for more but as long as you get enough bones to pay for food then it's all good.

Hmm... Maybe I should write a melee guide about them! Oh wait. Sorry if that seemed rude, but please read my entire guide before posting something like that, I actually do enjoy melee more and half the wyvern guide is about how I think that melee is better.

As for the spelling, I recommend you get it fixed by finding an English speaking friend of yours to skim through it and fix all the grammatical and spelling errors. That will make it look much more professional and approachable.

@Ultimakomoto: Sure, more pictures when I make some new stuff hehe >=). Right now I'm adding more special attacks to the game so I wont have screenshots for a bit. @Brad25891: Sorry, no release date. They stress me out XD. It's close to being finished but I seem to always find new places where it could be improved and I have to spend time renovating. @VjuliusT: At the moment it's approximatelt 150MB. I don't think it'll get much bigger than that. 170MB max.

From the first posts where there was a little discussion about the legality of this topic. Obviously, he supports its continued existence =).

Yeah. Familiars can even kill the Drunken Dwarf and other random events that fight you but you can't fight back (like the pirate and highwayman.)

@ilovetopk: if you want to make games like mine, you'll want to download this: http://tkool.jp/products/rpgxp/eng/download.html No programming skill is necessary.

@Ryderj: Yes, they can. Melee Familiars can hit Aviansies, they can hurt slayer monsters that you can't kill yet, and they can hurt Turoth. They can't hit through prayer though, so no using melee familiar to hurt KQ second form. Gonpost has donated his Terrorbird to my guide, which has now been Archived. Thanks Gonpost!

It seems decent.. I say seems because I couldn't understand a thing you were saying. Fix your spilling replace all the "U" with "You" and whatnot. 2 into two/to. An grammer. You didn't writed this guide. You wrote this guide. There is no such thing as an idem, but there is an item. I'm not trying to be harsh here, but I really would suggest fixing all that.

I believe Jagex covertly said, via the Wise Old Man, that eventually an Acheivement Diary cape would trim the Quest Cape, after more Diaries are added.

@Ultimakomoto: You win! How come nobody else is posting, lol? Hey, is that [bleep]ey hammer the same as the inspirational hammer? O_o The Wood Crafting minigame. To do this you must perform a short miniquest for the town fletcher. You will then be allowed to cut lumber in the nearby forest, but be careful! If the forest guardians catch you in their forest, you'll have some trouble on your hands! I know this picture was featured earlier in the topic, but it goes with the explanation and the interface picture below. You can take logs to the town fletcher to exchange for Fletching Credits, which can later be used to purchase bows from him. Credits are better to have than logs in your inventory, as the Forest Guardians will take their wood back if they catch you and you're carrying logs. Here is the event based interface for choosing what you would like to exchange your credits for. It's a bit more decorated than the metal crafting interface. I was given a little more room to decorate because there were less items to make.

Lol, I'm sorry for my harshness. :( I thought you were accusing me =P *rubs head* Ow. That's going to hurt a while. Anyway, I'm going to have screenshots of the next interface I made in a little bit. It's very similar to Metal Crafting's but is decorated a bit more and is for Wood Crafting.

I don't need to prove it isn't based on the blast furnace because I said I didn't. I'm not a liar. The actual idea of metal crafting, wood crafting, leather crafting, and fishing minigames are based off the fact that runescape has a mining/smithing, woodcut/fletching, crafting, and fletching skill. However, the actually way these minigame-skills are actually very different from how it is done in Runescape, and none of the minigames themselves are based off anything done in Runescape. I've never even played the Blast Furnace. If you want, I can log onto Runescape and show you how I have yet to unlock "Have A Blast" music track =P

Sounds but be careful not to hit anyone else in the house.

Blah. My computer isn't going to be good enough to run that =/ What a shame.

I changed the title to more reflect what the question was as some people weren't getting it. Although I've had a drink here and there now already before I was 18 here in America (but barely, I hate the taste of alchohol) I think it'll be cool when I go up to Canada this year to do it legally.

Hey now! Enex can't possibly have sucked you in yet before I've released it ;) Unless you mean Enex1, in which case I don't believe you because it isnt that good. Oh, I almost forgot. I too loved Jak and Daxer! I got every precursor orb and every power cell!

As 18 is considered a turning point in many lives, I've decided to ask what the very first thing you did as an adult was? And don't say you woke up, or breathed, or something. That's lame. Say something that actually counts as something that happened. I'm having trouble fully explaining what I mean, but I believe people should understand well. If you ate cereal, say that. If you went to the [cabbage]ter, say that. If you had sex, say that. And so on. If you aren't 18 yet, say what the first thing you want it to be is. I just turned 18 about an hour and a half ago. I feel completely the same, of course, but it occurred to me that I should find something cool to do as the first thing to do as a legal adult. As I pondered this, coming up with some interesting ideas, I heard a splattering come from my younger brother's room. "Did you spill your water cup?" I asked, remembering that he had brought a cup of water in there with him. There was no response. I waited, "Well?". I heard splashing into the toilet and a choking noise. I walked over there to see my brother vomiting into the nearby toilet while a massive splash of grotesque half digested Burger King chicken fries was strewn across the carpeted floor. Turns out the first thing I did? Clean up a puddle of vomit. Theres a story for the bars in 3 years. What's yours? PS: If this is the wrong forum, please move it, mods.

I'd quit for sure.

Actually, that furnace game was made before the blast furnace came out. I just haven't made a screenshot of it yet =P Which means Runescape copied Meee! But they didn't, but I didn't copy their blast furnace. The Metal Crafting interface is based on Runescape's smithing interface though, as are the various types of equipment. Shortsword= Sword. Longsword= Longsword. Medium Plate = Chainbody. Full Plate = Platebody. Well, I'd be getting it faster if I werent adding interfaces like this. It used to just be a "What would you like to make?" and then gave you some choices in the message system, which was a hassle to navigate and not eye appealing at all. =P I have to make this game good! For an example of how good the items you have are this point are: best helmet: Bronze Helmet best armor: Bronze Medium Plate best sword: Bronze Longsword best shield: Bronze Shield Which means most bronze items aren't actually worth making, except for selling or so that you don't have to actually buy it. The Iron items are fantastic at this point in the game though.

Vacuum 64. I got sucked right in. On a more serious note, I find that I got really into FFXII, Runescape, and Tales of the Abyss.

Metal Crafting Minigame and Interface! Metal Crafting is done by first extracting ores from the nearby Bronzed Mine of Rolam. After doing a sidequest where help out the forger acquire a Scorpion Egg, you will be allowed to utilize his furnace to refine the ore. You can obtain either Bronze Alloy Ore or Iron Ore. (I know there is not such a thing as naturally occurring Bronze Ore. That is why I have named is Bronze Alloy Ore, and as this is a fantasy game, I have decided to allow the alloy to naturally form in this mine. If you have a problem.. bite me?) Bronze Alloy is much more common. The refining minigame requires you to run around a furnace switching on levers which unswitch themselves every so often to keep the gas flowing to make sure the heat stays at optimal temperature. Don't let your ore be ruined! I am aware mapping is left bland in the ore refining room. If I stuck a bunch of objects in there, it'd be impossible to reach the other levers in time. You can take these bars to the Anvil near the miner who you helped in the sidequest to craft into weapons and armor. the [number] states how many bars of refined ore are necessary for each piece. The left and right keys switch between Bronze and Iron smithing. While smithing Bronze, the list of Iron items darkens. While smithing Iron, the list of bronze items darkens.

Thanks for your help both of you, I ended up fixing it with system recovery

I'm given two choices, 1 seems to be the one usually being used but whenever I change it to 2 it changes back soon after. I tried restarting and the pulsing went away for a bit, but now it's back again after running the computer for a little while. Where can I find the original software?