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Please read the guidelines. You know he made that post, just so someone would say that right, lol Didn't know :wall:

when would people need food to be cooked When they're out of food. Is that obvious or what? Funny. I've never needed to cook food in a dungeon and I get along just fine.

Please read the guidelines.

Could you explain why it would be best for him to sell them now?

when would people need food to be cooked This sums up my thoughts entirely.

This post. Your signature. So much irony. That aside, it would be invasive, since this gives them some legal right to monitor every activity you do on your computer - and I for one would probably sue. You would sue? On what grounds? Jagex would write that they have the right to monitor your computer in the ToS, which you would have to agree to before playing. This. The only grounds he would possibly have is if Jagex added it into the ToS without prompting the user to agree to the updated version. I would still sue. Just because it's in a ToS doesn't mean it would hold in court. Besides, you get into really sticky situations when you write that into a ToS - what about a computer with sensitive information on it? What about a public computer? Why would Jagex have the ability to override the Fourth Amendment, since I expect a reasonable amount of privacy when I use my personal computer? Thankfully, I read these kinds of things so I would be wary that it had changed. However, there are a lot of people that wouldn't read it, and the legal ramifications from dealing with it would be more nightmarish than the problem it would try to solve. A possible response from them could be, "If you don't like our ToS, don't use our service." I do agree with you that it would be a violation of privacy.

This post. Your signature. So much irony. That aside, it would be invasive, since this gives them some legal right to monitor every activity you do on your computer - and I for one would probably sue. You would sue? On what grounds? Jagex would write that they have the right to monitor your computer in the ToS, which you would have to agree to before playing. This. The only grounds he would possibly have is if Jagex added it into the ToS without prompting the user to agree to the updated version.

I'd recommend monkey knife fighters. It's almost identical to blackjacking.

I bolded the primary part that got you banned. Not reading the guidelines, which are extremely easy to find, is not acceptable and disrespectful to the clan.

This x100

Foreign worlds are bot free.

Hold it while finishing the task. It's not worth the time to keep leaving the task to do clues. Even then clues aren't really worth it.

Go for it. Why would you care about what random people think about you?

So your lack of sympathy is because of a misspelling, not the topic itself? Nice... OP, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

Sorry. I misread that. And I agree, the lack of customer support is extremely frustrating. Just wait til you get the automated response from jagex about the mute.

There's a pinned thread for situations like this already.

Added mine back on :)

Congrats Bows. I've got a headache right now. brb advil

You did do the first 26 floors, but in order to open up the next floor, you have to do the one directly above it. In this case, you would have to do f26 to open up f27.

Complete floor 26 again, even though you will get reduced exp. That should open up the next floor.

Halo by Machine Head

Play it.

The next best method is granite powermining.

In that perspective, yes it can however your case only consider's the AVERAGE rate. The most accurate chance drop is instantaneous, so @ the time of the kill only. this is what everyone is trying to figure out. Hence drop chance is the correct term. I think everyone needs a maths lesson on "rates". Rate: the change in value with respect to time or any other independent variable. A good example is the amount of water flowing into a bucket. Say the rate of water in is 5mL/s. This means that every second 5mls goes in the bucket. A more relevant example would be 0.2mL entering the bucket every second. Every 5 seconds we have 1mL. For the goblin thing, we can't have 0.2 daggers each kill. If we plot the points on a graph however, we will see that for every monster killed, there is 1 dagger. The gradient = the rate (sorry for being technical), = 0.2 = 1/5 = rate The average rate is the rate that every drop is based on. After 5000 kills (the larger sample size for finding an average, the better), you would average around 1000 daggers. You're going about this the wrong way. Your bucket example is irrelevant; the drop rate doesn't increase for every kill you get. There are no fractions of an item. You either get the item or you don't, and the chance of getting the item doesn't increase after each kill.

Since you have maxed out combat, I'd suggest you try PvM. If you don't have any chaotic weapons, I'd also recommend you dungeoneer for a bit and get at least a rapier.