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My first kill on the new BH Worlds. (On my pure. :D ) Not bad loot off a guy with full Iron and Mithril Scim/2h :lol:

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Indeed, indeed. What's the point of running to the sapling if all you get is a tiny amount of Farming xp (except in the case of an Elder tree)? I reckon it doesn't even raise your reward percentage. :? (OffTopic: Jagex should also raise the reward % for chopping the roots, it's really pathetic. The tree usually dies before I manage to chop eight kindlings and light all the eight fires :? :? )

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I tried something like this. Created a new account that I swore I would never buy any armour piece or weapon on. All items would have to be made by myself. About two weeks later, I didn't even remember that account. :XD: Good luck for ya. :

Blackjack: [*:37me5d61] Faster XP/h than Pyramid Plunder [*:37me5d61] A bit safer than Pyramid Plunder (though it's safe as long as you are prepared) [*:37me5d61]--- [*:37me5d61] Higher risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (ouch) [*:37me5d61] Requires constant attention [*:37me5d61] Requires partial completition of The Feud (I think?) Pyramid Plunder: [*:37me5d61] Does not require constant attention [*:37me5d61] More fun than blackjacking (in my opinion, at least :D) [*:37me5d61] Chance to receive a Pharaoh's Sceptre (= $$$£££) [*:37me5d61]--- [*:37me5d61] Less XP/h than Blackjacking [*:37me5d61] Requires Itchlarin's Little Helper (?) [*:37me5d61] Requires Contact! for a close bank Personally, I did from about 64 to 71 at Pyramid Plunder. Blackjacking before that.

Aww, the multiplayer won't be Co-Operation. :( I read it somewhere a while ago, forgot the link already. go me. Oh well, I guess it would have taken the eerie feeling out of the game. After all, the thing that makes it scary is that you are alone in an isolated environment where everyone wants to kill you. :lol:

GT: Live4Halo (guess what was my first XBL game. :lol: ha ha.) Games I usually play: [*:2afl3yhe]Halo 3 [*:2afl3yhe] Halo Wars [*:2afl3yhe] BioShock [*:2afl3yhe] Barbie Pony.. nah, kidding. Microphone: broken. :? XBL Status: silver :(

Well, the only scary game I own is BioShock, although it doesn't feel scary after you complete it like.. ten times? Shame the feeling goes away eventually, I still remember the first time I played it through.. I still get a bit scared on the Shotgun part in the Medical Pavillion, though. :lol: It's really eerie.

No money cheats on Sims 3, pl0x. Kinda ruined my playing when I noticed that I can get cash by simply typing a word in the console. #-o Don't know will I get Sims 3, though, I probably rate BioShock 2 over it. And I still have some things to do on Sims 2. :

Being able to filter out certain people just based on their physical age sounds like discrimination to me. You can not say "99% of children in video games are total wagons" just because you met a few who were total wagons at you. If a person starts to annoy you, just ignore them. : Foolproof way to get rid of those annoying people who for some reason want to prop their ego by throwing insults at you. Written by a fourteen years old player.

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Yes, of course, but the gaming experience would be more pleasuring for everyone if everyone would try to also make other players' gaming experience fun, now wouldn't it? Of course, for some people, it's mostly about their own succeeding, which is, of course, logically much more convenient. I won't start criticizing these people anymore, I've seen it's like poking a beehive with a stick. The results are painful, though mentally instead of physically, like in a real stick-on-beehive situation. I wouldn't know why you'd want to criticize people that make normal use of the elements in a game (yes a game) in the first place. Because I live in a purple cotton candy land where everyone is nice to each other. :roll: This isn't real life. You seem to be forgetting that. Care to explain how am I forgetting this isn't real life?

1. How much do u help people? From 1-10 I'd say a 9. If I'm asked for help when I'm not in the mood, it falls into 2-3. This is rarely, though. 2. Do u do it for money or for nothing? Yes or no The good feeling I get is enuff. : 3. How much do u report people if u see a person doing something against the rule? From 1-10 If they don't hurt anyone and don't gain an unfair advantage (or are unintentionally breaking the rules), I'll usually inform them about their rule break so they'll not get WBM'ed or something. If someone is intentionally breaking the rules (stupid "@@@@" spammers at Fog -.-), a huge, beautiful 10 to them. 4. How much do u do something rude to someone? From 1-10 When provoked, I can be a total jerk. :? Otherwise, I'm calm and polite.

I don't want to cause you to melt into a puddle of tears or anything, but do you think maybe you're taking this a little too seriously? Yeah, sure, I'm just taking it too seriously. -.- Even though it's just an internet forum, behind every username there is always a real person with real feelings. EVERY INSULT HURTS, at least for me, being an empathic and an emotional person.

Yes, of course, but the gaming experience would be more pleasuring for everyone if everyone would try to also make other players' gaming experience fun, now wouldn't it? Of course, for some people, it's mostly about their own succeeding, which is, of course, logically much more convenient. I won't start criticizing these people anymore, I've seen it's like poking a beehive with a stick. The results are painful, though mentally instead of physically, like in a real stick-on-beehive situation.

When I joined the Tip.It Forums, I had a wide new perspective to RuneScape in front of my eyes. This was the first large forum I have ever joined. I went around posting nice and positive comments, being cheerful and joyful. Since a few months after that, all the way to this day, I have noticed that I am actually scared and unsure when I start writing a post. I close almost seven out of ten posts because I am afraid of what will happen when I click that submit button. If I criticize something and don't back it up in a bulletproof way, there's a really high chance of flames pushing through those holes and burning me. Some time ago, I posted into a thread where I agreed with the original poster and criticized people doing thing X. Next day, I happily came and started reading my E-mail. Oh, the thread has gotten some responses. The posts I saw, quoting my criticizing, made me feel really bad inside. Now, I usually have nothing against someone criticizing me, but the posts were quite rude and hateful.. I felt really bad for the next half hour. My happy mood was gone away, I didn't feel like playing the game, I didn't feel like doing anything. I just sat watching my character in the Grand Exchange for half an hour, desperately trying to find someone on my friends list to pour my feelings and thoughts to, but didn't find anyone who was free or willing to take it all (I don't want to criticize any of my friends, I personally know that it is not a really cheerful experience to listen to someone opening one's heart). This is by no mean what I come looking for when I post on the forums. Next time you are posting, before you hit that "Submit"-button, please, think. Would you want someone to post you that? Try to imagine the feeling the other one receives when you post it, try to use the empathic side in yourself. If you would feel bad for getting a post like that, don't post it. Don't ruin one's forum experience. Save someone from that bad feeling.

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