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Since when was there a right way to do things? How about doing things "for the lulz"?

I'm looking for the exp values for floor 1 & 2 with prestige 35 in a 5:5 small dungeon for comparison purposes.

Just one item in SC like I do, that's seen as many people as being evil :thumbsup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X01wChDUO48 Ending cutscene. Sorry for the crappy quality, hypercam was the only video recorder I had on hand.

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Spectrals are crashing right now, along with many other valuable items.

Assuming you fletch 30 bolts/second, rune bolts will be the fastest exp, at ~1.1m exp/hour, with a loss of ~500-600 gp/bolt.

Mod Emilee: To say that this update provokes inflation is like saying that taking home a bucket of sand from the beach will make it disappear. The amount of GP that enter and leave the game on a daily basis is about 8 to 10 times as high as the amount that entered the game’s economy yesterday by increasing the value of the climbing boots. Basically, the same amount of money per person could be made by chopping yew logs for a couple of hours and then alching the bows made - a relatively small one-off addition to the coins going through the game. Although there were occasional outliers, the distribution of the number of boots between players was pretty even. 55% of people had one pair of boots; 99 % of people had fewer than 50 pairs of boots (which if they sold to the shop for 45k would give 2.25 mil). And what about that 1%? Where is Jagex getting that 1% from? Millions of people have played RuneScape throughout the years. If Jagex is getting 1% from the TOTAL number of accounts, then that 1% of the population with 50 or more pairs of boots may number in the tens of thousands. Let's say 10 million accounts currently exist in the game. That's very possible, considering the amount of permabanned bots, people who have played and quit RuneScape, people who have tried RS and didn't like it, etc. That means 100,000 players have 50 or more climbing boots. 100000 players *45000*50=225 billion gp. Now let's calculate the 44% of people with between 1 and 50 pairs of dragon boots. For simplicity's sake, let's say they have 2 boots each. 4400000 players*2*45000=396 billion gp. In total, that's 621 billion gp. Of course, that only assumes that each player with >50 boots has 50 boots. What about people in pking clans who had hundreds, even thousands of boots? The total amount of GP introduced in the update may be as high as several trillion GP!

Oh, also check out dragon boots and claws, I heard they rose significantly overnight as well.

These items are what I thought pkers would buy, and I was correct.

Smithing anvil in lumbridge, finally a anvil next to a furnace.

Get a runescape gf and 99 e-dating. Screw normal goals. :thumbsup:

Many low levels play FOG for magic exp, and many high levels play FOG for battle robes. It takes ~250ish FOG games in f2p for the robes, and obviously they want to finish the games as fast as possible so they can collect their reward.

Google "selling bronze arrows" and look at the first result. That is the reason bronze arrows are so expensive.

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Classic will be populated for two weeks, then be dead again like last time.

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For every player who gets 14 day banned for macroing, there are three level 120+s posting "gf jagex permed" threads because they believed that 14 day bans were the norm. Jagex is only auto banning people who use easily detectable macros like a woodcutting one. 14 day bans are easier to defend than a perma ban. Macroers don't benefit from the accounts because they drop all the logs and no one wants willow logs even if they're banked. Also, no one wants to buy a level 3 with 80 wc with one prior macroing infraction when they could just go and bot up their own level 3 for free.

I have mine on off because sometimes while putting in a offer in the ge you accidentally add someone else.

I got all 3 combat titles :!: I find 10 minute small 5 man rushes to be excellent exp, 35k/hour ftw.

I resent those stereotypes; it makes it extremely difficult to find a competent team, even on the higher floors where I clearly have at least some experience. I have seen my fair share of incompetent Level 130s as well (you're angry about how I'm a low level? You're not even fighting with us!). I was just listing some common stereotypes :mellow: And yes, I've seen my fair share of 130+ idiots.

I love my arcane stream necklace <3: It's amazing at DKs. Also, I agree with the skillcape idea. It'd really help out pures like my level 80 friend with 88 strength and 8x range/mage. He has trouble finding parties because of his low level. Everyone knows a skiller when they see one, but pures are harder to seek out. Stereotypes: Level 3 with witty name: Skiller Level 130+: Experienced dungeoneer (most of the time), invite now! Level 70-110: generic noob who will whine for armor and runes a lot, and take all the salve eels

It could be over done. Imagine hybriding: F1 switches between tank+mage top, f2 switches legs, f3 switches shield, f4 switches weapon, f5 casts ice barrage, f6 equips dds, f7 activates spec, f8 switches prayers..it'd be pretty OP. How is it OP when everyone has the same opportunity? because it removes all skill from hybriding/pking. RuneScape requires skill? :rolleyes:

At higher levels the people aren't so bad...most of the time. I had this level 137 girl last dungeon who called the whole team to a room because "it had lots of monsters". Except that the monsters were level 24. :wall: Later on, that girl ended up charging into the boss room and put the wrong prayer. She ended up dying.