Hameigh

I remember someone at Jagex once saying something along the lines of "We want there to be stuff for you to do close by" though with a quick search I couldn't find what interview that was in. Also a blog post http://knifestorm.blogspot.com/2009/05/measuring-unknown.html

Are you sure you didn't kill any citizens or stuff like that?

Yep, why would it hurt them to do so? Really this is something that shouldn't be a big deal to release and could have all sorts of cool applications. I think they should also explain how defense of monsters is figured out also.

Maybe this trial will be an opportunity for players to show they got the offer and prove they are pure F2P?

:lol: My thought as well. I actually prefer they continue doing incremental upgrades because it seems like it would more likely lead to more powerful weapons than a re-balancing would.

I use Balmung occasionally for Dag tasks, but never use Keris. Is it worth keeping Keris in my bank?

Just came here since that was the first thing I noticed. Glad it is being sorted out. :grin:

Yeah hopefully you would be able to not show all that. Guess its good for those who have iPhones.

Maple Long-bow sighted is the best for hitting through rune, and is probably better when against an opponent in d'hide also. http://www.youtube.c...h?v=HCC2B-rXVcY http://www.youtube.c...h?v=RWTfpFhJ524

Congratz! You have failed basic economics! Your prize is one facepalm from me. Yeah, all this does is allow the money to change hands, since none is being taken out. False, millions invested in runes will be needed to win, and with hundreds of people each investing in runes, you will see some counter inflation. But those runes are being used and not resold, they are being taken out of the game so they can't change hands again.

Yep that UP TO is the big reason divine wins pretty much everywhere.

At least this will get people to waste a great deal of money. Counter-inflation. :thumbup:

http://www.runescoop.com/html/rs_USGDunBallakthePummeller.htm Summary: Drop a gatestone outside the room and when his defence gets too high teleport out and wait about a minute for it to lower.

I used to until I hit only master+ ones left. I did about 20 quests in a week leading up to WGS and then did MEP2 and WGS in the same day.

He's back (which I'm pretty sure means he rethought about his actions before), but this is what he said. What the heck @ bolded part? :blink: I think the bolded part means that he botted it.

Green dragons ;) Blues if you want slightly less crowds.

The meleer should use piety. Though we don't know the drain rate of Augury, in PvP situations running out of prayer is rarely an issue.

Don't think so. I still got rock on my first inv of ess this morning.

I'm having to wait more often and for longer when I go into a new area and it loads. :thumbdown:

Im seriously lolling at you now. LRN2USEYES He can see it... He is saying it is not in the proper place, above walk here.

Rewards: [hide]2QP, 11k Farming XP, 11k Thieving XP, 11k Magic XP, 1k Summoning XP, 1k Crafting XP, Free access to Zanaris market, Magic Watering Can[/hide] You can click to see them when you start the quest.

It is supposed to be like that. They had 200 before.

You have yet to explain how. If you actually think that a software company has everyone sitting around on their hands from the time they announce an update until when it happens, well, you're wrong. And if you think Jagex only knows 10 minutes before an update goes live that it's going to go live, well, again, you're wrong. The community is the way it is in large part because of the very "keep them in the dark" policies that you are defending! Most RS players start every week expecting an update by 4 pm GMT on Monday. When that doesn't happen, they expect an update by 4 pm GMT on Tuesday and so on. Why? Because updates often occur on Monday or Tuesday, and Jagex never tells us what the hell is going on. The expectation is there already -- what is NOT there is any useful information. Most of the time they know which day of the week is going to be the update day. So tell us! And if it slips, it slips. Guess what? They're doing this already anyway. Except the only time we hear from them is when things go wrong. Tell us in advance, warn that dates aren't set in concrete, and if people whine, IGNORE THEM. That is the proper way to do things. They are at least getting better about telling us when updates are delayed. They are unfortunately missing out on the positive potential here that they could reap by telling us when the updates are scheduled. The idea that all of the reasonable customers should be kept in the dark because a few unreasonable sots will complain if a deadline slips is too preposterous to seriously consider. Sorry, but do you not remember how much ranting BTS lead to? The keeping in the dark strategy is working much better than that system did. There would be ranting for EVERY update, no matter how good it was due to people making the wildest assumptions on the smallest things , e.g the robin hood hat fiasco. I do think that small hints, such as their twitter hints are good, but giving definite details on any update will bring nothing but pain for them. Jagex do tell us when an update has hit a wall and is not coming. The posts are even commonly posted here in various thread, you just need to look for them. This has nothing to do with BTS! That told details of an update, we are simply talking about either extending the system update warning to 30 minutes or telling us the expected day. Much more ranting is about actual content rather than just time of release. You only need to worry about them running into a technical difficulty during that time as much as you do now. They press the button only when completely done and that should stay the same. They won't say, "I think we should be done bug hunting in 20min, lets start the timer now." Personally I would rather wait a day and know the update will be tomorrow then be anxious waiting. If we knew there would be no update on a day unless that told us the day before it would make this whole problem so much less. For example they completely finish the update at 2pm Monday, they then post saying that the update will be Tuesday rather than releasing it then.

They could simply bump the system update timer up to 30 minutes from 10. Then people will know not to start a new minigame(activity) or dungeon. I'd rather wait 20 minutes longer for updates than have to worry about getting kicked out of a game/dungeon.

Simple suggestion; it would be helpful when planning setups using the item database if there was a field that said if the weapon was one-handed or two-handed.