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Oh, so does that mean as my constitution increases, my life points will too? What's the maximum they can reach?

As the title says, I'm having some difficulty understanding how Constitution works. See, when I view the Constitution explanation, the wording is a slightly confusing. When it says that a player with low constitution will have less life points, does it actually affect the 10/10 value in the stats tab? (For example, if my constitution in the upper right hand is low, will the health points in my stats tab also decrease?) I know this is probably a simple issue, but any help in breaking this down would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. :wink:

To chime in on what others have said, while you're motives may have been kind, the way you tried to execute was not. If you were feeling charitable, simply giving him some gold up front, no questions asked, might have turn out better. By trying to verify his situation, you come across as condescending, which in turn makes the person in question more likely to get defensive, which he did. Next time, try a different approach, preferably a less demeaning one.

I'm going to play devil's advocate here for a moment, because I for one can see both sides of this argument. First off, I commend you (OP) for trying to be civil about the matter when asking this higher level player to politely consider hopping worlds since you and your friend were there first. However, at the same time, getting upset with this player is uncalled for. Yes, "crashing" is annoying, but then again, the Mole is not solely for one person, is it? If his presence there was that much of a bother, switching worlds takes only a few seconds. I'm not saying him being a higher level entitles him to it, more so that if one party refuses to leave, the other should and be on with their activities. After all, this area is multi-combat for a reason.

I think a lot of players remember their first death or witnessing one first hand. Speaking of which, I even a player die today right next to me. We were both in the Stronghold of Security, and he was about ten levels stronger than I was. (Keep in mind I'm still three). I was hoping that if we both stuck together, we'd be able to snag the money and boots at the end, but unfortunately, he didn't make it, despite having a set of steel armor when I only had a bronze full helmet. I guess I'm one of the luckier few. :unsure:

Everyone at one point in their Runescape careers has been called the "n" word before. Whether that was "newbie" or "noob" depends a lot on how one acted during their very first days. While some choose to figure out all their is to know by themselves, others opt to ask for help whenever necessary. Myself? Well, I read a lot of guides to say the least, which is probably a lesser chosen option. But my question to you is this - what were your first days of Runescape like? Good? Bad? Share your stories and experiences here. :smile: