Kellis

Here, have some self-esteem; the people who are usually upset by being called a noob are usually running quite low on it so they can't just brush off the comments and be above it all. I was muted for this last week by a WBM in the clan chat, though, so I agree with the ridiculousness of people calling you a noob when you're muted and CAN'T FREAKIN' TALK BACK TO THEM. I would spam random responses at them with quick chat until it finally sunk in that I couldn't tell them. I also enjoyed reading your point-by-point list. We should have a sticky at the top of the forum for "I was called a noob." And yeah, don't expect a ton of sympathy here. Most of the trolls at tip.it tend to hang out in the rants area.

GTFO! I'm sick of you! "Jag" can't make a miracle cure that stops all bots! Oh wait, yes they did, 12/10/07... Just to be fair, it didn't stop ALL bots, just the ones that did RWT. There are still occasionally bots trying to scrape by at woodcutting trees. I rarely see them though. +1 to Cheefoo124. They were CONSTANTLY changing the game code to try to stop bots before 12/10/07. And guess what? It didn't ****-in' work! That's why they changed the wildy, because they couldn't keep on changing the code to keep the bots out! And guess what? . . . It worked! As a note to get back on topic, not all of the randoms are bad. I especially appreciate the gravedigger when I'm grinding at a monster; it gives me a chance to bank all of my herbs, seeds, rune drops, etc. so that I can return with an empty inventory again and refill. A couple days ago at Fire Giants I got one an hour, each time just before I was going to leave :thumbsup: so that I got to stay about 3 times the normal amount of time/experience at the giants because I didn't have to go bank. Wewt!

Nope. It's completely random.

Stronghold of Player Safety, just south of Edgeville. There's a house you go in through the first time, then moving on to a rift outside after you've gone through once. It's where you get some fancy safety gloves.

+1, you can go through the soldiers (and do the workers too, decent runes drops!) pretty fast.

lol, it does actually say this :lol: :lol: :lol:

"Bodies" by Drowning Pool is the same thing but better.

Don't forget, you can always grab those runes and head to the Mage Training Arena to work towards the b2p spell (or get some infinity robes to sell back to GE to make a profit) and feel your sanity slowly vanish with the repetitiveness!

Some excellent hard-rock songs that would go very well with a video of people killing other people: "Downfall" - Trust Company "Scared" - Three Days Grace "The Energy" - Audiovent "Out Of My Own Skin" - Autovein Or, for a lighter note: "It's On, Senor . . . GO!" by Rory. Make sure the version of this one doesn't have the "One, two, "[bleep] you!" in the first two seconds as the intro. Some versions do :?

Just look for a yellow dot slightly to the east of the fishing spots. He wanders north and south a bit so sometimes he's hard to encounter.

lol nope. Jagex has stated that "rare" items are on a separate drop wheel. The idea is that there's a chance that you'll get a drop randomly chosen from this "rare" wheel. Ring of wealth increases the chance that you'll get an item from this rare wheel. It's not just the two highest value items, or they would only up the rate of half shields and dragon spears.

All chairs are flatpack-able, all wardrobes, toy boxes, tables . . . that's all I can think of atm. There really isn't too much point to flatpacking except to get some high-leveled wardrobes and toy boxes to store your treasure trail / robes / holiday items in.

Although it's not as fun, quests are super fast with a guide. Charms can be collected fairly quickly, but you need high combat levels to do that (which Ste_the_Bee has, while Asp does not). Basically, you're getting a head start with Ste by having several levels at least decently raised instead of having to waste time training at low levels.

Er, WTF? Of course they'll increase if he plays.

I'm sorry, sir, but are you saying that because there are more rants complaining about Runescape that it's "dead"? If so, that is a very stupid opinion. I'm fairly sure that you're saying because you didn't complain a year ago about how you got scammed, Runescape was better then? And now because people are able to vent their emotions and share with a sympathetic crowd that they're "killing" Runescape? And don't forget that you're ranting now! It seems to me that you're just bitter at everyone who's ranting, so you decided to make your own rant and join them. Hypercritical much? :wall: :wall: :wall:

I've been at fire giants for a while too training range, and that's fairly lucky even with RoW, but not incredibly so. I generally get drops like that with mine too, just not as fast :D BTW, charms aren't affected by RoW because they're a secondary drop, not related to the drop table for normal items.

No one's brought it up because he says in his first post that he doesn't want to do that one.

Experience is per point of damage done. If using controlled, it's 1.33 exp for each point of damage you do to Attack, Strength, and Defence. If you're only training one stat, aka attack, you'll gain 4 exp to attack for each point of damage you do. Higher levelled enemies have more hit points, so you gain more experience for killing them because you do more points of damage.

Keep the ring of life (or consider an archer ring), adamant bars aren't considered a rare drop so ring of wealth just gives you more half keys. Why don't you consider using an accumulator?

Gnome course / circus agility act / penguin points. There's your options. Brimhaven is tough at 40; forget about trying it at 20.

I've heard that fly fishing north of Ardougne, south of the raft-dock that leads to the Waterfall cave, is good. There's a wandering merchant around there that you can sell your fish to instead of just dropping, if you so choose.

Not really, since we can't provide step by step instructions for solving them. Go look at the treasure trails guide on tip.it and use their plans.

You need to be wearing 3 black items besides Silverlight, and weirdly enough slave robes (dyed) only counts as 1 item. Go get a black wizard's hat and some priest robes from varrock and you'll get in. I had the same problem a day or two ago.

Oh, forgot about that! You can't run directly in front of the entranceway - you need to do a zigzag, up into that little alcove in front of the door then down to the door to the bedroom.

As for the dragon/chameleon eggs, the chameleon eggs are on Cairn Isle in southern Karamja. You need the summoning level necessary to pick them up (they just spawn on the ground and sit there). I'm fairly sure the dragon eggs will only drop at 99 summoning. Don't quote me on that though.