Bad911

No. You'll never get penalized, you just won't get as much bonus.

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Tenacity, stubbornness, perseverance. Your good to go, although it stinks because range isn't really good in Dungeoneering and you can't mix the vocation armors or it'll lower your range attack bonuses. So, if you don't have crafting levels, it gets a little tough. Don't worry though, you can train crafting there if you need it.

Too bad he is short 3 levels from making bloods. He will be limited to about 125 bloods per game; however, I do agree with Devnull.

Good advice right there. Although, I remember taking a Summoning Imbuned Neitznot helmet and having something else for Saradomin. I think I used the holy symbol because it helped extend my trip (added prayer bonus) a lot more because I didn't need bonuses from glory (couldn't afford fury). Definitely get Dragon Skirt, a lot cheaper, same stats.

Just putting this out there first, I have never used Dragon Claws. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?item1=2165&item2=8317&rs2item_tools=&compare=&submit=Compare Now, aside from that, I really think you should get Dharoks if you want it. The set is amazing for both training and fun. In comparison, I didn't even know Dragon Claws had such low bonuses, not to mention draining 50% of your special. The Dharoks set is a really good set, its one of the cheapest barrows sets and holds comparable defence properties to Torags. The fury would easily be a good counter-part to the Dharoks set. Investment-wise though, the fury looks like a steady uphill and Dragon Claws look like they're making a comeback. However, the fury is increasing faster by 20k, this looks kind of suspicious. Your Dragon Claws will most likely sell, but buying the fury might be a bit difficult. If you manage to get one though, you should easily be able to re-sell at a higher price and gain money if you don't want it afterwards. My two cents, do it.

Why so negative? :( I knew what he meant, it was funny...

I lol'd. Anyways, buy a second one, one for training and one for your ego. Never hurts, that is - your ego, a different story for your bankroll.

I have a melee spread of 80 and I hit 200s like candy with maul. I don't think battle-axe is worth it because who has time to make a fractite shield or bind one over a platebody. For me, almost all of the bosses and monsters are susceptible to crush except for zombies and shades (hate zombies/shades now).

Parallel sentence structure. That post was so yesterday.

I used to hate smithing, but I thoroughly liked the Blast Furnance.

I assume rushing the higher levels on 5:5 small would be best, then using your really high newly acquired prestige level on the lower levels. Do like 5:3 and 5:4s on Large, depending on whether you're with friends or not. You might do medium for the higher levels, but you would probably have to lower the ratio to 5:4. You have to host too, from experience, the hosters usually just go by instinct and end up messing up. The most important points are: -Always do every floor you are able to before resetting, during the higher levels, a single prestige can make the difference between thousands of exp. Not to mention it takes forever to get it back up all the way. -Risk more; I know a lot of people start doing 5:3s or 4:3s or 3:2s because they ultimately want the experience, but the chances of getting a puzzle on the required path with the maximum people is unlikely. Also, you get experience points even if the game ends without killing the boss if you've gone far enough. -Do short term, do a floor and then don't expect to do the next floor with the same amount of people. Leave if you have to, don't chug it out and not like the floor. I'm just generally conveying knowledge, I don't feel like reading rants as you say. Plus, I need to eat dinner.

Uhm, just a hunch, but are you yawning in the Burthrope General store or are you yawning under the bar which is considered the "Rogue's Den". EDIT: Then nvm.

Its lobsters, only way Swordfish/Tuna will ever beat lobsters is if you get the swordfish gloves from ToG.

I don't exactly know how personal these entries will be in this blog, they're obviously more for me than for anyone else seeing as how I don't follow anyone else' blog and based on my own opinion I would expect no less from anyone else. Now with that in mind, this blog will lean toward major events in Runescape more than anything, maybe psychological analysis as well. Well, that's for now. -Bad911 P.S. I sound highly conceited, arrogant, and self conscious - yet I haven't even posted an entry! Oh my.

The fact that it's inconsistent leads me to believe it isn't a setting. Probable problem/solutions: -Messed up bytes, use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware -Not updated driver, update your driver (Highly unlikely in my opinion) -Clean your keyboard? Could be something stuck under it or something is making the button stick twice or once. (Sounds ridiculous, but you should start here) -Your RAM is being eaten up, making your computer lag frequently so it multiprocesses. Does it only occur for spacing? By MouseKeys you mean Keyboard Keys right? Did this happen after an update? After you downloaded something? Does it only occur in Runescape or happen all the time? Does it happen in notepad or wordpad? Etc.

Dejavu for me too. http://forum.tip.it/topic/254632-daily-activities/

I can hit like 14s (140s) with a Maple Shortbow (+19) and steel arrows. With a Spinebeam Longbow (+70) and fractite, I only hit a max of ~12s (125).

How do I train crafting, this skill is so weird in Dungeoneering. If I make multiple things, I only get a tiny portion of exp, if I make stuff one by one, I get low exp but more than multiple. If I make something with multiple hides, I get a lot of exp, I'm just confuzzled. As for ranging, why is it so low? I'm hitting lower than a maple shortbow with steel arrows. P.S. How do I un-hide my online status dummy icon?

Your stats are commendable, you should go to a bounty hunter world and kill them in the Chaos Tunnels. Just buy games necklace and wear, uhm, the armor that has the highest prayer bonus (forgot what it was called). You should easily be able to beat others to the punch and get the dragon bones, not to mention you have 70 prayer and it'll easily get you one inventory of bones. Then you just use games necklace and teleport to bounty hunter to recharge everything, you just click on one of the holes, it won't let you go in but it will charge all your prayer and run energy back. The Chaos Tunnel entrance is right south west of Bounty Hunter, find the Chaos Tunnel map. There shouldn't be more than one person there in the bounty hunter worlds.

Have you considered that maybe the amulets won't sell then? What kind of amulets are you making, who would buy any other amulet made from ruby other than Strength Amulet, but that costs cosmic runes. Don't you think you got so many so fast has a reason...

Isn't the Trollheim farming patch always super-composted. I remember it was the most valuable farming patch in my opinion because it always gave me 100% herbs. Dead snaps...bad luck. Rock Lobster does make a difference, and it does stack. You sure print screen doesn't work, like just Edit>Paste onto paint doesn't work? Anyways, fraps huh....yeah - print screen should work, lol.

I don't like giving advice to people with higher levels than me, most knowledge should come from experience. So, in accordance to this philosophy, don't try to buy uncut rubies on the G.E. unless you have a lot of time. It takes a while to buy them. You've already given this a lot of thought, shouldn't you know what is the quickest way?

Lets lay down a general overview for you and you tell me if you can't follow. In the beginning, you should solo. On either side of the entrances are two staircases that will enable you to solo. Now, at the beginning, a sort of "tutorial" session starts, you'll slowly increase your complexity level to 6 in floor 1-3 and you should gain a dungeoneering level of 5~ at the end. Floors are floors. Complexity is complexity, always keep complexity at 6. Now, in this "tutorial" session, you can't change the complexity level to a higher number without doing the previous one because it's a tutorial. You also won't be able to turn the game-guide off, and these levels may seem miserable, but they aren't. After each "tutorial" level, you will gain 70-85 extra exp points in order to increase your level. At floor 3 I believe, you'll reach complexity 6, that is when you leave. After you leave, you make your own team (or solo) and go back in with game-guide turned off (should automatically turn off after you leave). That way, you won't have a -6% penalty. Here is where the boulder starts rolling, exp is exponential. Opening doors gives you more points, killing all monsters gives you more points (although someone told me dinosaurs give you -100xp each), receiving achievements gives you more points, bigger maps give you more points, lower person-to-difficulty level ratio also gives you more points. Etc etc. Here is my game-plan usually: Buy hammer, pick-axe, hatchet, tinderbox, fishing rod, 10 feathers, 10 Rune Ess (make into airs, earth, cosmics for gatestone). You should find some laws to bind if you're melee based, otherwise use the ammo bindings for deaths or fractite arrows. Open every door I can, kill everything I can. Now, the most complicated piece most people think is Prestige points. All you need to know is that, once you fail to reach the next "new" floor, you reset and start from floor one again. By "new" I mean it doesn't have a check mark next to it. Two things - Don't skip floors, it increments your prestige by the amount of floors, not floor number. And, don't reset too early, don't choose not to reset, even if it's 1 exp, it'll be beneficial. Tips: Host your own team, don't spam "f#". Once someone trades you, it means they want to join your team, so just right click their name and invite. Once you have got the team size you want (your preference), choose the number setting with '(recommended)" beside it and choose the map you want to do. Small is 4x4, medium is 8x4, large is 8x8. Obviously the higher the settings, the higher the points. Make yourself the according armor to the boss, don't slack and go halfway. You'll find yourself dying. At higher levels, don't team with people who can barely reach the floor you're going to, they usually get wiped by the boss and make a mess of things. This also applies to you, if a floor is brand spankin new, don't go in there, each death is gives a huge points deduction (1= -12%, 2= -22%, etc).

I"m not trying to afk train or anything, just wanted feedback because dumping 3.5mil on mind runes isn't exactly reversible. Jagex doesn't make mistakes when they ban people for macro-ing, just going to leave it at that.