qwedloki100

sees!! Don't teach them to be quitters, followers & timer resetters! They are already so bad that they yell at you when they can't team stalk you. :ohnoes: By the way, sees, wtf is a qwed?! :shock: (and do team with me sometimes so I can get phr33 tokens pl0x. Back to main post, if you can't beat them, join them. Learn how to play in 50-50s, read guides online, watch people play, and become one of those "gud" players that you're so afraid of. : Everyone, even the "gud" players started out like that, so if they can become what they are, you can too. On teams with "gud" players you won't be able to do much, as they're probably too fast, but not all games have "gud" players in them, so join those. They tend to break & quit alot before games to wait for their partners :geek:

Higher Runecrafting level means higher speed, stronger barriers, and easier to remove barriers. Runecrafting robes gives you a small boost on runecrafting level (only in game).

Lol..? :wall: If you're on the same color, then you'll be playing with me, if not, then you're not. And yes, qwedloki100 is my character =.= :wall:

You don't need a "perfectly straight path". There are angles, and positions where orbs can be pulled in easily. Reasons why it won't move : invisible barrier glitch, or piling& hugging. Two people pulling an orb in opposite directions, hm, I sure wonder why it doesn't move right. :roll: If your feet is stuck to the ground, go another direction. I've never met the glitch where orbs attracted to the altar aren't tallied, and I've played a while- you sure about that? I don't care about people who just stand there and do nothing. I'm often with a team, and frankly, it's better for us to do all the work, rather than those idiots pulling orbs into ridiculous angles, repelling from altar, or whatevers. :wall: And for other people, especially at mind altar, it's due to the mind glitch. win air = win mind. I personally perfer to slack than do work on mind altar. :-# If they trouble you, then play with friends/teams. Bugs and Glitches are annoying, yes. But make use of them. Pull opponent orbs behind invisible glitched walls, barrier it, and watch them scream , win air and slack on mind so you can talk to friends, etc. :lol:

Lol, tough break. I agree randoms at Great orb Project have to be fixed. Not to mention, if that happens in a real game, it would give the opponent an unfair advantage.

-What type of person will you add? People that are nice, uses correct grammar/spelling - no l33t 5p34k, and are fun to talk to. I usually wait for them to ask, then decide whether I will add them or not. -How long will you need to talk to them before you add them? Two or more converstions. Or one long conversation that I enjoyed. I usually give -most- people a chance and add them when they ask, but the faster it was to get on my friend list, chances are, the faster you're going off. -What type of person would you decline a friendship with? People who ask 1000 questions per minute, people I don't know that just go "add mi plz". I also decline friendship with people when I see no point of adding them. -How would you break the news to them? When I feel too lazy, I just turn my private on so i'll sign on on their friend list.. otherwise either "Sorry, my friend list is full" or "Sorry, I don't add people I don't know well" -What would make you take someone off your friends list... If they deleted me, starts begging or started acting like a total noob. I also tend to remove inactive names. -...or even add them to the ignore list? I don't use my ignore list often. Only for auto-talkers that spams the chatbox, or people that begs for money & spams chatbox. Recently, while playing Great Orb project, 50-50 advertisers and spammers find their way on my ignore list fairly quickly.

Wish I read this before figuring it out the hard way :-# Thanks for the guide! So simple& basic, yet so not. :thumbsup: =D>

100% agree & support it! =D> :thumbup: :thumbsup: *Not to mention having to wait 60+ seconds to log into mems & back to f2p just to put on your cape if you accidently unequipped it in f2p and want to wear it again...

Nice guide, purr, although it's more for total beginners than anyone..still, i'm sure people will learn from it =] (thanks for the pictures!) btw, repelling on air (to score) is only neccesary .01% of the time.. And sees all1's "notes" :thanks for writing all that :thumbsup: =D>