Stiggy

I pursue this line of arguing because she said she was not aware of this method, and is open minded. I can objectively prove that the L method is better, so I do not see what is wrong with explaining why it is better. So, you say her method is better if your computer is laggier. That is false. Her method requires these mouse actions (after the animation of the 1st craft finishes): left click, move right, right click, left click, move right, right click, left click The L method requires these mouse actions: left click, right click, left click, move right, right click, left click Notice the L configuration requires LESS mouse movement. This DOES matter, as it is easier to do, and faster. You wouldn't tell people to put pouches at the corners of their inventory would you? Same deal. And graahk is definitely worth it, abyss maxes at about 6k nats/hour, while graahk is 7k. You forget the change in planes of direction which causes lag and the awareness required to employ yours. And no, please don't use disgusting exagerations to argue with me, big difference if you put it in all 4 corners. And about graahking - yes worth it to most - I find it impairs my playing experience tho - not nessessarly the nats made per hour but the whole idea of sum and graahking - very distastful in my opinion - as i said, my own personal playing expereince. As for her openmindedness - she acknowledged your post - and finds it unworthy of adding to her guide. Her guide - quit flaming it. If she was dead wrong she would be more thean happy to ad mit it and change her error - as I've said though, in the long run - it won't save you any time. End of discussion, please take your posts elsewhere. Avid Rcer, Stiggy75

Actually, I did not get this piece of runecrafting advice from him, it was just a video I found that shows the method. He's not the fastest runecrafter out there either. If your computer is laggier, it's even better to use the L method, as it is simpler as well as faster. You think you'd beat me in a rc race, how many nats do you do per hour? (completely off topic and immature but k) I feel like the person posting the guide is out of their league, because this is one of the most basic runecrafting techniques out there. The OP is being stubborn, and won't acknowledge the correct method. Is telling someone they're wrong flaming? Glad thats clarified on the Rcer's speed in that video. Regardless - point stands that that method used saves no time in the long run. You took a red herring approach to my points and for the most part ignored them, and just said they were better and gave no new reason. I stated my facts about Rcing, and you have nothing to say about them and have no support for yours. I already answered as to why in a laggy situation her method would be better, your just going in circles. As to your question about my rcing, I have even gone as far as choosing not to graahk rc because I don't find it worthwhile in the long run for my playing experience over Abyss rcing. Your numbers are based on graahk, mine on abyss - Check my sig, 1 sum. If graahking was so significantly better I would have considered sum, its just not in my opinion. Which beings me to my next point, your opinion has been heard, you've been told what action will be taken and you continue to waste our time with these posts. As i said, go write your guide and I'll come pick it apart for you if you want to flame. No its not flaming to tell someone there wrong, however, your continuing the discussion furture then we care to hear and being stubborn yourself. If your method was that important, we'd add it, but in the main scheam of things, it saves no time. And no, it wasn't off topic and immature - your imploying a straw-man to discredit her guide, when it is one of the best opinion based ones out there. Much time was spent in the guide. Im dissapointed that an avid Rcer would go to such extremes to cut down a 9000 word guide over a few sentances which yeild no significant changes. If its that important to you, don't use her technique, but don't waste our time flaming her thread. Happy Rcing, Stiggy75

The first click and mouse movement downward can be done during the first crafting of runes, since you can right click while the animation is occurring. Therefore, this method is still easier and faster than yours. The L method has 1 mouse movement during the animation, and one after, while your method has both mouse movements after the animation. K, let's be honest - your following in the footsteps of the number one rcer because hes exactly that....he rc's alot and by his vid obviously has no lag on his comuter what so ever and by the way his mouse moves, has a gaming mouse - on a standard computer that most of us have there is going to be a significant amount of lag when emptying pouches, and this is only aplified by the type of mouse we have and effected more so by the recent changes in how clicks are managed in rs, especially right clicks. Now...under basic and the "most" used computer specs and normal quality internet connection, its going to be easier to move horizontally on your computer in the same continous motion, instead of changing directions on a different plane of motion. Not only this, because of the repetativness of rc, people become drousy and inattentive. I've even calculated most of my calcutations that speeds (I'm editor) has in her guide with certain percent losses per hour due to this - about 4 percent. Under most circumstances, her way is prefered because its 3 identical clicks, saving you computer lag and saving yourself the nessessity to pay more close attention. You may disagree, but just because its been proven faster by some rcers, does not make it better to the general public, and I'm willing to bet I'd beat you in a rcing race, using her method. If you save half a second doing it your way, I'll make up for it in less loss due to attention and computer lag. This isn't really even worth debate, your out of your league here. You have a reasonable rc level but have no rs theory behind your statements. Yes, theres rs theory and how to play the game well. I'm sorry your too stubborn to drop a debate over a half of a second when in the long run, it will save you no time alone. Ill say this now, stop wasting posts with this pointless debate. If you wish to flame a thread, go spend hours making one yourself and I'll gladly come rip it apart for you so you can argue your methods. Until then, move along. Thanks, Stiggy75