Ultimakomoto

Jagex changed it so Magic protect doesn't guard against Ice breath now, seeing as it's not a magical attack per se. Great to see the guide back however. (On a side note, if anyone can post a picture of the leaf-bladed sword in action(meaning weilded), I'd like that.)

Sorry reaper, but it's 7 (your post counts as six)

Five, a multiple, center number on a scale of 0-9.

Of course you do know my base is inter-diminsional. If I really wanted to, I could blow up the whole thing with a Destroyer Ray (does not count as radiation.), but I'd rather... I lure away one of your guards to a secluded spot, where I incapacitate him and steal his uniform (that's gonna be awkward). I then sneak in using my clever disguise to fool those guards ("Just a stray deer. Nothing major."), I make my way into the power room and overload the system. I manage to get out and away from the fort just in time to see the "awesome display of fireworks". :lol: :twisted: As for a new fort, I equip it with the latest state-of-the-art robots, lasers, and cup holders. I then disappear into my base. Oh yes, and King. Just because I'M gone doesn't mean you can walk into the fort. Every defense I install runs automaticly. I don't need to be there to defend a fort.

Two, the number of recent times I posted on failed number chains :-k If only we had sheepdean and those other number-goers...

Yes, but seeing how some of those patents are for things I invented, you get caught in a never-ending sea of legal work, lawyers, court cases, and cup holders. I own the right to lie in bed all day.

Correction, lead deflects nuclear RADIATION. There's a difference. My fort still stands, it seems

Don't be, the rollback nuked all the previous posts (including mine) Wonder if Falcon ever got my idea for that postal shipping thing...

Don't think it was forgotten, just auto-grouped under "Mini-quests"... Still, very difficult, I've only done one challenge. Of course, I've never tried...

I'd love to see how someone can last more than one kill a trip in God Wars then... Don't say teams of 100+ people, because then it's worthless.

Um, hello? Quest cape? And it's not too hard to count how many red names in that quest tab (now music tab, that's another story.). Edit: Dang, I completely forgot about Achievement diaries being part of it. Of course, there's so few of them that it's quite easy to forget they're there.

Reason I didn't say maxed EXP is because getting 200M EXP in every skill would take an eternity. Nice to see someone agreed with me though, even though I do ramble :-k

Go back, and read the posts I made. There IS a point to Firemaking, be it light sources or the fun-ish cremation mini-games (or pyre-ship burning.).

Yeah, on the way over to the Cave Horror's cave, you might come across a stone slab that, if you look close enough, has a black mask craving in it. That's what you're after.

Only for the time being, so yes and no. TPUM has no idea why I'm at this thread.

Sadly for you, I can deal with lasers. I use an hyper-extended mirror to "deflect" the lasers so that they end up touching you. As the nukes fall, I retreat to the safety that is my base. After all the explosions and what not, your fort is reducing to nothing but raditated twisted scarps of gold, aluminium, lead and diamond. I get a new fort (brought in by a giant dropship...don't ask how that works...) and I protect it with....a wall....of marshmellows....lined with money...with a field that makes everything near the wall go mad with greed and fight with each other over the money. I then disappear to that hidden base of mine which no one has found yet. :lol:

Hmm, nice guide for a monster that no one wans to kill. 9/10 You've done some good research, maybe more people will be killing those birds now. I won't, however, since I only 83 defense and 63 summon :lol:

Another victim of the rollback. The thread's pretty much gone, so can someone lock this?

Yes, I agree with you. As much as my Terrorbird helps out with runecrafting, having those messages interrupt what your doing is annoying. Still, runecrafting is a bunch of clicking anyway, so not affected too badly. But if the familar you have doesn't help with whatever your doing, you shouldn't have a familar at all. Just my view however.

In my mind, 100% is truely for the perfectionists... However, if you want my view on 100% then here: All skill levels to 99 (allskills-cape achieved) Every quest complete (Quest cape achieved and mantained.) Complete ever mini-game and get every mini-game item. Get every normal item in the whole game (not enough bank space, help!(Quest weapons/items exculded)) All songs unlocked All emotes unlocked Every mini-quest completed (repeatable ones only count for first completion) Defeat every "boss" monster. Having "good knowledge" on all aspects of the game. COMPLETE House (every room, maxed item in each space, etc.) ----- Such is my view on the perfection of 100%...which is not very long standing due to the fact that new things are always introduced. So, to have 100% in everything, you must always be playing.

Alright, without Herblore, there would be none of your precious potions. It comes to a point of people who train a money-losing skill, do so because they *enjoy* it (to some extent of the word.)

One, yet another time people start over at this game.

Granted, you then become someone's dinner. (bland, yes, but it works). Another thing, I don't fish. I wish I ran a sandwich shop.

People know nothing about how my tech works... Just for that, I simply blast everything (even your fort) with a Destroyer Ray. I protect the new fort with...uh...Portable A/C. Not just any A/C however, as I "modified" it so now everything in front (and around!) the fort gets blown by sub-zero wind. Too bad the fort's frozen as well. I then disappear.

Not a lot, if realism has any say in this matter. However, in Runescape, the line between realism and fiction is crossed many, many times....