muggiwhplar

Two questions... 1) can you obtain any of the achievements by having someone assist you? I remember there was a short time when you could do that for the Falador one. Just wondering if it's possible to do that for any of the Seers ones >_> 2) are the rewards worth it? The excalibur seems like the only decent reward but other than that none of the rewards seem very beneficial/practical

Yes they stack, I used to train with it. ... buuut it's an obsolete training method

I'd go to those monkey skeletons w/ dharoks if you're tired of the zombies

If you're asking because you wanna know which'll own more in the wild, then don't make a pure >_>

D mace is not alot better than dds for pking no \

You kind of proved our point - magic is underpowered unless you're skilled enough to use it. It's lethal when you master the timing of spells. Since most people who you're fighting have little combat skills and simply sit back while their character automatically dishes out high hits (and occasionally having the burden of switching weapons for a special attack), most people are easy to kill and take advantage of since they really don't understand the combat system as much as they should. Look at my duel tournament score for example - I did all of my duel tournaments when I was 70 defense and 94 magic. All of my opponents had maxed stats since I had to compete in the highest level tier. Yet I still continued to win tournaments and boost my score...

gotta love the people here who were like born 45

you'll realize they shouldn't be changed when you start drinking pots :P

it's a really inefficient way to train defence (extremely costly)... better to do monkey zombies or monkey skeletons w/ dharoks, depending on your attention span

Plank make's less than 100k xp/hour - jewelry's 130k. jewelry might be the fastest, considering ice barraging doesn't work on MM skeles (messes up spawns). though using a different barrage on the skeles might end up being the fastest

Similar to how the people w/o PK'ing skills use the claws to get kills, the people w/o PK'ing skills are also the ones to get killed by them lol

1PM last semester... college ftw. Rock chalk!

People should always feel proud of their own skill capes, they just shouldn't expect other people to be impressed

The world knows... and the world really doesn't care. If you think people will think less of you because of how you spend your free time, you're dead wrong lol. I think most people are afraid they'll instantly be labeled as a nerd if they are caught playing RS (even though there's nothing wrong with being a nerd...). If someone honestly sees you playing RS and calls you a nerd for it, chances are they would've made fun of you for whatever they saw you doing. Looking at porn? Get a girlfriend! Browsing the web? Get a life! Whenever people see what I'm doing and ask, I usually just say "playing a game I used to play a lot when I was younger." They really don't care lol. I was playing RS in my fraternity house last semester and one of the guys in the house saw me playing - "Oh, you play RuneScape??? I used to play that!" Though we both don't play anymore, I told him I'd consider renewing my membership this summer if he did the same. Hell, if I still played I'd probably put it back on my "interests/activities" list on Facebook, along with Guitar Hero lol From living in a house that shelters 60 guys and often has girls over, many of which have seen me playing, I've come to learn that nobody really minds what you do in your spare time lol. Though, keep in mind I still wouldn't be caught dead wearing RuneScape clothing :P Do you or don't you tell people openly about playing Rs? I do When talking to another RS player in real life, do you keep quiet? No Would you even admit to one that you are playing Runescape? Yes Would you play in public places? Yes

Smoke barrage takes away the HP xp you'd other wise gained from Ice. 4x9=36 potential XP. You lose more if the poison activates again. That's not very much... poison only takes affect like once per roundup... smoke barrage is efficient cuz of its damage and cost. Even if the poison hit twice every roundup, that's only 72xp lost per roundup. Even in the long run, an amount that minuscule is still negligible. Smoke barrage takes away the HP xp you'd other wise gained from Ice. Don't you mean blood? No he means smoke... he's talking about the poison doing damage to the monsters instead of your magic, thus you don't gain XP for whatever damage the poison does instead of your magic

I'd never wanna mess w/ someone wearing one of those

smoke barrage > ice burst ice barrage > smoke barrage (when you're 94)

yup

That'd be inefficiency at its finest lol

I used to ice barrage meleers w/o farcasting just to appease them... still won every fight :P

The Game is a book by Neil Strauss, it is an autobiography on his life as a pickup artist, but the book really help others. (Provided you don't get too hung up on the morality on some of the stuff said in the book.) That book should be read strictly as an autobiography, not as a manual of any sort ;)

I'm 99 magic and I can tell you, magic does not "rip through dragonhide". Magic accuracy is based on your magic bonus, and your magic level. Since magic bonuses are relatively low in most cases, this means the majority of the magic accuracy comes from the magic level. Since your magic level is also partly magic defense, if your opponent has an equal or higher magic level than you, you are very likely to splash if they have magic resistant armor on. Opposite, if your magic attack is much higher your going to have a much greater accuracy hitting, but even with a higher magic level, dragonhide stats still filter out maybe 1/3 to 1/2 the attacks on average. Add prayer to this, and you filter out around 2/3 of the attacks on average. If you have a lower magic level, well your at about 3/4 splashes or splashing all the time. You are comparing melee attacks to melee armor? You could say the same about any combat type. Melee attacks are generally inaccurate against melee armor. Magic attacks are generally inaccurate against magic armor. Range attacks are generally inaccurate against range armor. The triangle is designed to make people using the same combat types to be relatively inaccurate. This is why you are supposed to use an opposite type different than that your opponent is using. I've had 99 magic on two different accounts... I even tested this against my friend in the duel arena - he had 99 def, 99 magic, max magic defense gear, magic pray, and a wolpentinger... I still ripped through him lol

lol everybody's obsessed with hitting high... nobody cares about defense or accuracy or status ailments anymore thank goodness for full Ahrims :D

TzHaar already has a champion - it's Jad till you get a fire cape, then it's you :P

I agree completely with you! I'm sick of mages hitting 75s or four hits at once and then picking up their ammo, while melee and range can only hit 34-ish max and can't pick up their ammo. It's ridiculous, and your insight makes me think Jagex should make you PvP King. Your sharp wit makes me think you should be Sarcasm King.