Kimberly

I'm a bit confused. You're saying you don't believe high levels mean exclusive content, but later continue to say you want high level content and you want to be able to do something each week. You lampoon people for wanting things that they can, but then say you want the exact same thing. You'd rather train your stats for minimal reward for the promise of content in the future, so that when it ever does come out, you'll already have the levels rather than having something to work up towards. Not to mention that any high level content is not permanently off limits to everyone, since we all have the capacity to reach those levels at some point or another. You don't seem to understand why people are upset, but instead take a mature-sound mindset fueled by arguably dodgy reasoning. I can't tell if that's just a misunderstanding or if it's the truth, but all I have to go on is your post and, well...it really seems like you're proving the point of the OP to a T.

Grats. Clusters are boring though IMO :3 Amazing increase in pull in such a short span EoS. Everyone was DDoS'd, though, can't imagine a fight involving as many big clans as that not having all parties looking for new TS'es like Paris Hilton searches for new purses.

You can afterwards, but it will cost you 100k. That's one of the things that I think should be added to the "THe Void Stares Back" quest guide.

Gah, now I'm wishing I didn't delete half of my post. In that case, then the A Void Dance quest guide should be updated in the Tips and Tricks section to mention this as well as the various parts throughout it that say "your choice will not affect the outcome" to something more accurate, like "your choice will not affect the outcome, but will affect your reward in the 3rd quest, see Tips and Tricks for more info" etc. EDIT: If necessary to upload, I have screenshots of the ending dialog with Commodore Tyr who goes over each decision you've made at the end of The Void Stares Back and the awarding of your armor.

Wait, if you can trade tokens for 90GPP ea, and 120 dunge you get say 300k an hour, that's over 20m an hour o_O However, unless you can actually TRADE tokens for GP, your point is moot. And I sincerely doubt that you can. I thought he was arguing for opportunity cost, not actual trade-in value, so doesn't that make his point extremely relevant since we're arguing which you can earn faster: money or tokens? Its still moot. Tokens can NEVER become GP directly, therefore regardless of random dialogue saying token = 90gp tokens don;t have any value beyond what you can swap them for. So it is purely which can you make quicker and be less put out by getting the tokens or the 2mil gp. General answer is gp is faster and less hassle. Tokens in this case are used directly to recharge the weapon so both tokens and GP have the same utility. And the quote in general is actually advocating exactly what you're arguing. So I don't see how you're saying it's a moot point when it's...your point that he's making.

Thought you quit AA, Yufei? It's good to see your pulls on a high note again. Should challenge Solace for something short-prepped. Think it would be fun. Grats.

No matter what I say you'll never believe me, so why are you asking questions where you'll never get the answers you're looking for unless you're just hoping to provoke someone? You and I both know your accusations are without proof, but if you ever manage to find the proof that would substantiate your snide remark, you could certainly pm Dan/Zhandaly or Tmo/The_Man_O. They'd take care of it. What exactly were they spamming that was just so darn offensive? I can't imagine you being this upset over something like "Transition hero" or something like that. Did they insult BK or something?

Then why does Tyr list all of the choices you've made in both quests? Never mind, I did choose to turn Grayzag to the White Knights, which would explain why my armor was white. My bad. The second part of my suggestion still stands, then. Sorry 'bout that.

In the Tips and Tricks section of The Void Stares Back, it fails to mention that Commodore Tyr will allow you to change the color of your Elite Void Armor at the cost of 100k gp after the completion of the quest.

Alternatively, you can speak with Oldak in the Dorgeshuun city to receive a possible +2/-2 bonus to runecrafting. A bit easier than fussing with stews. http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Oldak#Skill_boosts

http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=runecrafting_guide.htm#multi Double is level 82 so you wouldn't be able to double until you reached that level. You have the chance of crafting close to double, though the exact amount involves math I'm not familiar with. EDIT: I think. Just realized that I asked myself, "Am I sure?" and I'm not positive. Will keep poking around, but I'm about 70% sure at this point.

Had some impressions/corrections when I was doing this quest today for the first time. I don't know if I'm a bit off base, or if there were specific reasons for the various phrasing, but I figured I'd mention the difficulties I had, namely with the required/suggested item list. In the listed required items, it states that you need an Anti-fire shield and an ambiguous number of antifire potions, but strictly speaking you don't need both together to finish the quest. From when I did the quest today, it was frustrating to not know how many anti-fires to bring, especially when I saw the anti-fire shield listed prior to that. I defeated the Iron Dragon with only the Anti-fire shield, and perhaps the mention of antifire potions can be moved to suggested if players wish to completely negate the damage of the Iron Dragon's firebreath. During the fight with Zenevivia, I saw both Range equipment or spear methods for killing her, yet neither of these are mentioned in the Suggested section at the beginning of the guide, nor specifically mentioned in the section title for the final boss (it instead just says a generic, "Food, Weapons, Armor"). I came only with the style I was most comfortable with, but if I had fought with mage instead I don't know if I would've been able to damage her enough when she teleported to her plinths. Two styles seem to be needed (or melee with a spear) to keep the battle progressing, or else she starts to heal with Blood spells on the Wise Old Man. The guide did a great job of mentioning how spears work very well for pure melee'ing, or mage/range, or melee/range. I would've felt better prepared, however, if these combinations were mentioned at the beginning of the guide instead of the generic "Weapons, armor, etc" The suggested items confused me when it mentioned that I can use a house in Rimmington in order to use house tabs to teleport to the "Wise Old Man's house quicker." With no knowledge of the quest, which you wouldn't have when you first read the guide, you could easily confuse his Draynor house with Zenevivia's stolen house (the Wise Old Man's old house) and instead just bring an extra charged amulet of glory (. Changing the wording to "Also note that if your house is in Rimmington, you can cast House Teleport or use the provided House Teletabs to return to the House Portal in Rimmington faster" might prevent this confusion, but it's nothing so drastic. (Only mentioning it because I'm a bit dense and made this mistake myself! :#) Everything else was concise and extremely helpful. Thanks for the guide :thumbup:

Well, that's true, but that really speaks to the slow progression of content rather than a lack of it. Corp was nigh impossible to solo until the issue of ovls wasn't it? Or am I getting my timelines wrong?

When people get over their runescape addiction they usually move to a better game, not a worse one. Grats TT.

It's kind of funny you would say that because just by posting on such a popular fansite your opinions are probably more noted than they ever had with your previous efforts.

The shy and quiet ones are always the most intriguing if you're willing to get to know them. They're usually shy for a reason, but once any person (boy or girl) is pulled out of their shell, you can be surprised how delightful and amazing that person can be. Give love to the shyguys and shygals.

Call me lazy but rather than fussing around with removing a rootkit, I'd rather go with a clean install instead. They're nasty otherwise. EDIT: OP, once you do remove the rootkit, get something better than Microsoft Security Essentials, please! :( Avast is pretty good and it's free.

If you're looking for the same premise but less gore I really do recommend "Survivors." It's great.

1) This is a fansite where we discuss runescape and all aspects of said game. 2) Very few suggestions are actually passed on to the Developement team and because of their inefficent forum structure it's likely a hard-working, thoughtful topic can be lost if you're not vigilant. And Jagex reads fansites as well, so discussing it here is arguably more effective than posting on the RSOF. 3) This isn't like a bug report that you can file and it's automatically passed to the right people who can fix it. Because discussion will be diverse, you're not going to always encounter opinions you agree with. Saying, "Go whine about it somewhere else" is not only a useless gripe, but it only serves to derail threads. It just doesn't really work out. You're better off hiding those individual's post if you don't like them, by using this board's ignore feature. Then, everyone wins.

The BBC show "Survivors" did much of the same, so it's nothing new to me, but I still enjoy the show. What can I say, I'm a sucker for biological apocalypses. I wish the series was moving a bit faster, but then I guess you wouldn't get as much detail into the human condition that this show is so famous for highlighting.

Just as I would not speculate on British politics as an American, I would hope you would do the same courtesy. Yes, the televised idiots who happen to have enough financial power to throw their hats into the ring (I'm looking at Palin specifically) might say things like that, but that is not the only interpretation of the Constitution that others have. It's just the only one people hear about, because it's the easiest to mock. Like you sort of have, really. I wouldn't know. Personally, I don't see it getting much local news coverage other than another juicy tidbit to gnaw on for an hour or two before hearing about how Kanye stole the mic from Obama, or something equally silly. There's not a lot of diverse news coverage here on TV on a local level.

Don't use the Rich Text Editor :P EDIT: Thanks for fixing that, I can see your post now! :D

Ack, could you post in a visible color please <_<

I want to modify my body to have pterodactyl wings. True story. (I don't like piercings and tattoos are too permanent for my liking. I'll stick with my pair of earrings and the occasional henna tattoo at a fair. Call me 'vanilla', I guess.)

Wait, if you can trade tokens for 90GPP ea, and 120 dunge you get say 300k an hour, that's over 20m an hour o_O However, unless you can actually TRADE tokens for GP, your point is moot. And I sincerely doubt that you can. I thought he was arguing for opportunity cost, not actual trade-in value, so doesn't that make his point extremely relevant since we're arguing which you can earn faster: money or tokens?