PatrickPyro

I knew I hadn't put this post in an incorrect section. May a moderator delete the above posts?

Is there a forum to post tips? People ask about this a lot so it should be more than just a tip.

I don't know what you're trying to say. The map points to the house full of men in Lumbridge. Your third comment doesn't make any sense either.

I've seen many people ask whether or not they should buy a newly released item. The answer is simple; don't buy an item until the time to acquire it equals the time to get the money to buy it from another player. Let's say that you get 600,000 GP per hour and you want to buy Dragon boots. Dragon boots are currently 400,000 GP and it's viable to say that it can take up to an hour to acquire one, so purchasing a pair of Dragon boots would be a good buy for the moment. You might be wondering how people figure out the amount of time it takes to acquire an item. Simply search the forums because many people love to post their drop pictures and tell people how long it took them to get their drop. The times don't differ much in most cases.

It doesn't matter if a fansite has ads linking to gold selling websites because it's your choice to buy gold.

It says that they will be adding summoning spells. That means that they will just add it to one of the existing magic trees or create a new magic tree for it, but not create a whole new skill.

The best way to train Thieving up to level 25+ is by pickpocketing the men inside the house near Lumbridge. They are the best way to train because you can trap them in the corner and then pickpocket spam them. The experience from then on depends on how quickly you can spam the command. The house circled above is where the men are located. If you don't see anybody in the house, kill the men walking around outside and they will spawn inside of the house. They eventually walk into the corner near the bed, so just wait for that moment to start pickpocketing them.

Jagex's worst decision ever is Player Moderators. Miniclip might get the morons playing, but Player Moderating those morons gets the players rowdy.

Runescape will probably charge a fee to list an item in the Grand Exchange.

D Pyro Lord's Crazy Runescape Adventures! [hide=Biography]My name is Patrick and I'm currently a junior in high school. My passions consist of skating, playing the drums, listening to music and developing websites.[/hide] [hide=Stats - November 03, 2007][/hide] [hide=Combat Lvl][/hide] [hide=Equipment][/hide] [hide=Bank][/hide] [hide=Goals]My current goals are 70 Attack, Strength and Defense. I'm going to accomplish these goals by training inside the Security Stronghold in Barbarian Village.[/hide]

The Grand Exchange will make merchanting much easier. An example of auction houses making merchanting easier would be WoW. You simply flip the items for sale and leave.

Jagex isn't purposefully trying to get rid of Runescape fansites. They are improving the community aspect of the game and with that comes the death of certain types of fansites.