Bob_the_Mailman

Mine used to be set to friends as I was F2P for a long time and I would get random PMs from people I didn't know or had no memory of talking to. I now leave it on most of the time, which isn't much of a bother to me since I don't get many random PMs, and the most communication I do is through clanchat.

Dells have custom Mainboards specifically for Dell PCs. Basically, you can't use them very well in non-Dell cases, as the Graphics Cards never line up with the holes in the back of the case, and the screw holes are in a different place to standard ATX. I have no idea why they do this. To conclude, you should probably get a new mainboard. Dell use an unbranded Korean mainboard of some sort (I'm too lazy to look for it in my pile of computer spares), which is alright, but not the best quality in the world. Go for an MSI or something similar.

I don't like, or drink, alcoholic beverages. Goes against my self-made code of conduct.

Oh dear, it doesn't look like that went well for us at all. Good work Eternity - looks like the timing didn't benefit our pull much.

Yes, definitely; since Jagex can't even be bothered to check their coding let alone their games. The real problem is finding suitable candidates, and how such a thing will work. It can't actually be linked character wise to the public Runescape, since if someone finds a glitch in Beta and keeps the items ingame it will be a bit pointless.

Has to be the dragon plate for me. Not that I'm poor, I can afford a BCP if I so wish, but I like buying cheap items so I can have a pile of money in my bank to stare at. Money doesn't drop in price :) Although Dragon Plate has better stats overall, the BCP has a better crush bonus. This makes it theoretically better for training than a Dragon Plate, since most enemies use Crush to attack with.

Has to be slayer guild.

Could make the atatl wieldable in the ammo slot. Or they could make some funny little backpack quiver in which you could put your javelins, like a ninja. Admittedly it'd mean Jagex actually having to animate a fighting style well, but other than that it should be no problem.

It's generally fine for me, you just need to stand along the wall furthest away from Irons. There they can't see you, and Steel Dragons will just fire you until the timer runs out.

The best place to train it is probably the FoG lobby. I used to train it at the Gee, but people would come and light fires along my lines so I would light a fire directly behind where they were firemaking. They eventually got bored and left.