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I support! I've let many a charm go to waste because I simply didn't have the inventory space or time to pick up gold or green charms. I think this would be a great idea, simple yet extremely useful! Now if only we had some kind of magic money sack that picked up the countless insignificant coin drops we've all seen, and ignored, during our monster genocidings...

I used to use a whip+rune defender on them and rarely missed. I don't know who came up with this "weak to crush" stuff, because they don't seem to be exceptionally weak to anything specific. Just use the best weapon you have, which is most likely a whip. Godswords are too slow and end up dealing less damage over time than a simple abyssal whip. The only time you should use them is for their special attacks, or against monsters with very high defence; living rock creatures are not such monsters.

Theirs a time an place for good grammer but its not the and of the world. Your just overreacting, but for all intensive purposes I support you're cause.

Spirit dags with scrolls are pretty much better than any other combat familiar till 89. Aggh, that's what I was using for a while, hoping to get a new familiar to mix things up a bit. Ahh well, only 2 more levels until that geyser titan...

Wait, so I shouldn't be using my rune mino? Would a spirit dag really be better? I just got the level to use them, and now I hear they're crap.

Even if you're on a team full of a bunch of noobs, it's not worth being a douche and alching a hood. Hoods are rare, alching them is uncalled for. I have 84 dungeoneering and have yet to see one. Being the only hoodless in a team is a real pain in the ass, and is the main reason I don't train dungeoneering much at all I.E. it ruined the skill for me. It really irks me when someone does something genuinely malicious to some ignorant newbie. P.S. 999, zoom in and add some music to your videos. Thanks.

AI already plays games better than humans. A bot can't reply dynamically to questions, nor can it think on its own. Dragons don't riddle their prey.

Are you totally sure about that? I keep hearing stuff about void mage and I'm never quite sure about it...

On an unrelated note, when are we getting horses in Runescape? I luuuuv horses.

Meh.

If used properly, EEE doesn't need to interrupt combat so no attacks are lost.

That is when I lost my access to RSC. Between 2006 and 2009 I could not access Classic despite transferring my account from it. If they did not reopen classic like they did, I would've never been able to access the Classic cape even though I should have been able to. So you actually played RSC when it was first out, and I just played it for an hour and got bored with it within the last year, and I get the cape and you don't? Sounds kinda silly, really. Ahh well, I don't have enough backs to wear every cape I own, so I won't really be flaunting my undeserved classic cape very much anyway. I really hope Jagex makes some kind of exclusive classic cape for people who really played it back in the day.

Don't worry, the polar ice caps melted. That blue camo will serve you much better in the deep blue sea.

I'm pretty sure you have to feed it too, not just pet it. Love can only do so much.

Another bad idea from Dire Wolf it seems? If left click pickpocketing was suddenly implemented, this still wouldn't be a very good idea. I don't think people are going to want to stand around for hours unless it pays very well. And if they demand high pay, I don't see who would want to pay them for such terrible thieving xp anyway. Not to mention, if you fail a pickpocket, the NPC hits you and stops all combat, meaning they will start walking again. Terrible idea.

I always liked magic the best. However, it seems to be the least useful for PvM. Melee and range are much more useful in those regards. I still love shooting fireballs and freezing people, it seems more interesting to me than poking someone with a sword or shooting them with arrows. Magic will always have a special place in my heart, even if it is severely lacking in some aspects.

Just wondering... why low alch instead of high alch?

Are there any "guaranteed" floors? From what you're saying, you can only find Yk'Lagor on floors 45, 46, 47. Is he certain to appear there, or are there other bosses that can be on those floors? I've only recently heard about people "avoiding" certain floors, and looking for a specific boss, so I'm not sure if there's some kind of method of knowing exactly what boss resides on a floor.

I kite a lot in Daemonheim. If a monster has faster attack speed than me, I step behind an obstacle after I'm done attacking, and come back when I'm ready to attack again. This way we both trade the same amount of hits, covering a disadvantage of slow attack speed. This can even work against long range attacking foes, but it's more of a hassle to lure them by a suitable obstacle. In the right circumstances, you can even attack them without them being able to retaliate before you jump behind cover. However, this may sacrifice some speed, as you have to wait for them to lose aggro, so you can hop in without them hitting back instantly. They seem to lose aggro at the same speed of a 2h's attack, so you may not have to go any slower if you time it right. I still need to test this more. Kiting with long range attacks like magic works somewhat without needing cover. By simply running back and forth like a Zilyana solo "hit and run" you can avoid damage, or not get hit altogether. Obviously, this doesn't work on enemy rangers or mages, and is harder with more targets. On the surface, usually you don't care much about your health and kiting is just a waste of time. On the other hand, it certainly seems more useful in dungeoneering due to the imperative lifepoint preservation. You can't just pull a lobster or shark from your bottomless supply in the demon halls, so kiting really has more of a purpose.

I hear people talking about avoiding certain bosses by not going to specific floors? Also, I hear people going to "thunderous floors" to practice their technique, but how do they know what floors? If it's true that certain floors are guaranteed to have certain bosses, I'd like to see some kind of list perhaps. I'm hoping to get a celestial catalytic staff, and if I knew where the unholy cursebearer is going to be, it would make it a whole lot easier to get. Not sure what help and advice forum to post this in, but I'd think the efficient one would know more about dungeoneering. Thanks!

Kinda funny how TT rune items are so cheap... Though doesn't the buy limit put a huge damper on alching them?

HAHAHAHA wait what?

That took almost 9 minutes? I think attacking normally would be much easier than going 9 minutes without messing up prayer switching. Unless the healers are really that big of a problem, I think it would be easier to actually attack Jad. I don't think we really need a new fire cape topic every day. Don't we have enough guides for it already?

Or someone who isn't paying much attention and making mistakes clicking. Eh, lets not try and find little problems...For your sake, I'll even make a pretty picture for you. If you spend over an hour running between those two points, without changing course or touching the bank, and moving spot at the same exact intervals (As I said, every few seconds), then it's down to more than just "mis-clicking" while training. Oh, I see. Thanks for the pretty picture, by the way.

Or someone who isn't paying much attention and making mistakes clicking.