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Many rpgs feature 'constitution' as a stat relating to healthpool, lineage 2 is one example. Its got nothing to do with an american legal system lmfao. Meh. The greatest RPG of all time uses constitution to represent a character's toughness. I'm 14, and as much as I like logic I don't love finding facts, so I'll just trust the judgment of Gary Gygax. I've also found the constitution update makes it easier to keep hp up. I have no clue why.

I love training while doing slayer. My problem right now is simply that my task is banshees, and I really don't like wasting my time killing stuff with poor drops. The mighty banshees ended up costing more to kill in bulk than their drops are worth. I have a miscellania and etceteria kingdom. However, I often am too busy doing other stuff in rs to keep it up.

Skill grinding is the worst part of rs. I hate the fact that I no longer have any quests until I do more grinding. I'm 14. I try to be nice. And the "effective player" schtick is totally pointless. I'm probably the worst pvper you will ever meet (cl 85 and no combat skill above 65)

Training is one thing........... But why is the fastest way to make money repeating the same task over and over?????????!!!!

I like it being a skill. Except-It's too hard to train and doesn't have enough uses. It's not worth the weeks of tears of guthix that it will get in the way of

With a team, dungeoneering is wonderful fun. I do have 1 problem with it. Not being a grinder, I rely on skill boosters for a lot of xp. I also can't store all my stuff in the bank (lack of space), so I can't convieniently train dungeoneering. How many weeks of tears of guthix will this get in the way of???????????????????????????????/

About Fun Comes Second I am not a grinder. It bores me to death (except thieving and agility, those are fun). The result is that my skill levels are not what they could be, even if I think they're relatively high. I've been playing on this account for 1.5-2 years, and my highest skill level is a 66 (cooking). My solution has been to try and merge tasks. I like getting rare items, and that is often the goal I have, but never to get enough money to go onto the GE and buy them. It may be grinding, but i have found an entertaining way to make cash- the agility arena. In conclusion, it's still possible to have fun on runescape, even if it's not very convienient (it reaches the goal).

It was very cool. Most parts were boring, but then we got to the management part and that was genuinely fun. I agree, it should be a new minigame. I also liked the elf (he looked one heckuva lot like Ariannwyn).

I'm not sure what others have said, but these are my personal opinions on the article complaining about all of the changes to RS (the ge one). Firstly, I think the diversity stuff is true and perfect. However, I have some points I would like to bring up related to the opinions stated on the grand exchange. 1.I am a very even skiller and prefer questing to skilling. (combat 81, total 1325. My skills range from 43 runecrafting to 66 cooking. I have 259 quest points). 2.I don't buy equipment off the GE. 3.I believe a strong point of the GE is to sell off useless stuff I have. 4. I hate it when people make a ton of money & buy high skill levels (especially herblore, one of my personal favorite skills). As a skiller, I believe the GE rewards those who can't actually work for the stuff they use. However, as a quester, the GE is my salvation. Jagex creates high level item requisites for their quests. I, being a moderate level skiller but resourceful enough to handle myself during hard quests, don't want to get stuck on a quest just because I can't get ahold of a high level item (magic logs are a common one). The GE has actually made it possible for a moderate level skiller to get ahold of resources that it can take extremely high level skills to obtain, and I wouldn't have completed nearly as many quests without it.