Traver

And how would I go about installing drivers for an ATI mobility radeon X1900? All I get when I choose that is some Catalyst weirdo thing that I installed, but it doesn't do anything from what I can see.

And how would I go about installing drivers for an ATI mobility radeon X1900? All I get when I choose that is some Catalyst weirdo thing that I installed, but it doesn't do anything from what I can see.

Boring, uninformative interview with a poor layout.

Would have preferred a source on those numbers, anyone could throw a few fancy numbers around.

Well since runecrafting wasn't discovered until 1640, it must be after 1640, but in the 1650's there were only about 100 dragon items in the world, so it must also be after the 1650's. However, by 1795, local blacksmiths in southern France had discovered how to actually smith dragon items, something that is not yet in RuneScape. So it's clearly set somwhere between 1660 to 1795. Yes, this post made as little sense as the topic.

Guess I'll try this. Traver, p2p, skiller/slayer. As long as people don't whisper "HYT" ( :evil: ), I wouldn't mind a conversation or two. Or three.

The doomdance of course.

Wilderness below level 10 (even level 20) was never supposed to be very dangerous. If you want worthwhile PKing, go deeper into the wilderness instead of whining everytime someone runs from you because you're too scared to go deeper into the wilderness.

You spelled spelling wrong.

Pyramid plunder is definitely faster at my level (80) than knights. I don't know at your level, but in any case, it's more fun to do than knights.

Errr, no? You get exp for checking health even if you paid a farmer to look after it for you.

Do what you did to get the amulet the first time around.

I like how there are 3 pages of discussion, yet no one has been able to tell us why being social is better than "no-lifing" as you call it. Some people enjoy being alone, I don't see why those people should be insulted for not being as social as others.

No, the same as other amulets.

Magic trees are far too crowded to be any good.