Your Grandpa

YES, Definatley support, especially to the charms. That would be so helpful, as I currently often have to decide between keeping a drop and getting rid of a charm. This would fix that problem entirely.

Definatley support :, this is a very annoying problem.

All depends on how much more likely it makes you to get a good item. If it's too much, prices will tank.

Haha, both? :lol:

Second mage level for today, barrage and veng with a mage pot now =D

[hide=] [/hide] Wow, nice dude. [hide=] [/hide] And way to go ping, I just got 89, totally gonna beat you :thumbsup: (100th post btw)

500k till 90 :shock:

I think that this is a massive problem, and they should ban for it. And of course there are bugs, when there are millions of people probing each and every update for a possible imperfection. Believe it or not, even Jagex isn't perfect.

It wasn't a "rare item", at the original drop rate. They were dropped so frequently they couldn't be considered one. My guess would be that the above speculation was right, and that they simply lowered it after the first few days so that they wouldn't be too common, after being introduced into the economy easily.

I agree, as much as I want some quest series wrapped up, they should make the finishes worthwhile, rather than hastily throwing out the end to a quest they started many years ago.

Hah, this would be a great idea. Maybe you can buy one of the aforementioned "dragon pick" items from the "sale boat", too.

Wow, you put a lot of research into this. It would be very nice if they released Arposandra this year, and linked all those questlines together.

Truth be told, there isn't much they can do to celebrate Easter without possibly offending somebody. So unless you want to help revive religious zombies from the grave or some such thing, you'll have to help the Easter bunny with his silly plots.

Second level since I've gotten home, totally gonna beat ping to 99 \

I think playing Runescape is embarrassing for many people, if just because it isn't a very widely accepted game, especially amongst older audiences. Myself, I don't emphasize the fact that I play Runescape, but if somebody asks me, I'll tell them that I play.

I can't seem to find Jagex's facebook, could you maybe give a link?

That's true, but many people consider slayer more "enjoyable" to train.

I think it would be a mix of the two, and would pretty much suck for both parties. Members would swoop in with their overpowered weapons and armor and would own everyone in single-combat zones, as well as taking cheap shots (running out of fally bank and double ags'ing, before retreating again). However, if they stepped out into any multicombat area, they would be immediately piled (for glory, money, fun, or whatever else), and would complain about losing their expensive weapons. Basically, I'd say it would have negative effects.

I chose runecrafting, because it really can't be trained in conjunction with other skills. For farming you just plant your seeds and walk off to do any other skill. Slayer has lots of nice variety, as well as the benefit of being able to train many combat skills with it. And although prayer is also done on its own, it has some pretty decent exp rates, whereas runecrafting takes quite a while to level.

[hide=] [/hide] Niceee, you're real close man!

Third level since starting :D

Second mage level in as many days :

Nice side effect of making thousands of gold amulets for training mage.

Yay 85 mage, if only I could buy these stupid gold ammies in the G.E.....

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