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Yeah, a revamp would've been something like changing the smithing tables and the levels to smith metals and their respective items, as well as adding in higher level metals for different armors. This isn't a revamp, it's an activity to train Smithing. If they think this is a revamp to the Smithing skill then I'm guessing they also wear alluminum foil on their heads to help block the signals from the satellites that are spying on them. i.e. You'd have to be crazy to think this is a revamp.

The point that Jagex seemed to miss was that we need a *reason* to train Smithing, not a *way* to train Smithing. Dummies...

There is no illegal or illegal to this game as none of it is technically against the rules. It comes down to more or immoral people running an ethical or unethical game.

I'll play if it's host by crowns This is why I often end up playing with myself. ... wait a second... #-o

I hated this Postbag. Apart from future update hints I like to read them because they are often interesting, but this entire thing was useless crap with poems and romantic thoughts. Complete and utter waste. :angry:

Herblore Pot = Pot of Weed :mrgreen: Interested to see how these will work. All I know is after Pot of Weed comes a crapload of Chocolate Bombs. :thumbup:

Screw the gambling and scamming and all that. If I need some extra cash I'll just start showing my boobs again for money. :thumbsup:

get a hold of yourself. all art starts as line art with proper anatomy. also your drooling over a 100+ year old gnome. dude, chill. Just joking. Looks like Marilyn Manson as a Gnome, lol

Jagex: Just About Getting Effing Money <_<

I really hope the Arposandra proper is more impressive than this. I mean, if they're making a city from scratch than they should be designing it graphically from scratch right? It shouldn't just look like a boring version of Keldagrim. If it's a city of stone as the name implies, how about some good stonework? Made out of limestone, granite, and sandstone? Something.

Why in God's name did it have to be another short quest? They're really pumping out way too many of these things in favor of "puzzles."

Can't wait to finally tell scammers to S the D in peace. :)

In the real world perhaps. In Runescape they still don't create money or items. That's my simple point. You never got that. You keep yammering on about reduced reduction costs and blah blah blah. I never cared about that. They don't produce anything. The service they may or may not provide barely justifies their existence. That is my opinion. If you don't like it, this is me not caring. -->

I didn't mean to bash any religions. I still stand by that old school pedophiles had to work a lot other 30 years ago than they do today what with the internet and all.

Is Jagex a public traded company because if so they only have a responsibility to their shareholders and no one else. Least as this bit applies to that bit. They do have a responsibility to provide their service to their customers. If they customers aren't satisfied, they won't give them money. Like me.

Yes, but for how long have people complained about the middle men that seem to do nothing but collect a paycheck? Those are the merchanters. Either way, if you're right and I'm wrong, then they may create something, but it certainly is not wealth. Merchanters do not bring in any new cash or items into the game. That is my point. Period. Stakers bring no cash or items into the game. Period. -edit- Blade, if the merchanter provides an item in a place that a person would not otherwise have access to in said place, they may provice that service. Merchanters however buy stuff for one price, sell it for a higher price, and keep whatever profit they made. That's hardly a service.

Well, if the person who owns and operates the vending machine doesn't produse the soda, they aren't making a product. They are providing a service. You claim Merchanters provice a service. I don't. At all. And this in the internet, since when do opinions have to be backed up with facts and rational thought. So my advice, unclench your bottom, turn your caps lock off, take some deep breaths, and move on. Malzra: Mr Bladewing? Bladewing: Yes? M: That is a lucid, intelligent, well thought-out objection. BW: Thank you. M: Overruled. :-|

I think these efforts to curb botting and RWTing is basically the proverbial boy with his finger plugging up the crumbling [bleep].

And again, I pointed out I wasn't talking about that. But while we're on it, I don't personally believe it reduces transaction costs or leads to more efficiency is any meaningful way. That is just my opinion. Merchanting in itself simply moves items and cash around. Just like staking.

The question I pose to you is how in the world will things not get f'ed up by this? You know Jagex, always able to wrest failure out of the jaws of sucess.

I understand it perfectly well. For one thing, I could say I disagree that it makes things more efficient. Merchanting doesn't create wealth, it redistributes it. If something allows for great efficiency then it gives you more time. Just because Merchanting may give you more time and more time may be used to create wealth doesn't necessarily mean Merchanting creates wealth. Merchanting creates time, which in term equates to cash. Thus, even though it's indirectly, merchanting does produce something. This though is based on the opinion that Merchanting saves time. However, in and of itslelf, Merchanting creates neither new wealth nor bring in any new items nor does it provide a service (and I'm talking about stuff like cutting gems, running nats, etc).

I understand it perfectly well. For one thing, I could say I disagree that it makes things more efficient. Merchanting doesn't create wealth, it redistributes it. If something allows for great efficiency then it gives you more time. Just because Merchanting may give you more time and more time may be used to create wealth doesn't necessarily mean Merchanting creates wealth.

You couldn't jump the shark in Classic because you didn't have knees. But really, Runescape is going downhill. Slowly, very slowly. It's like the anecdote about if you drop a frog in boiling water it'll jump out, but if you drop it in cold water and gradually heat the water it'll cook alive. Yeah, that's Runescape.

It neither creates cash nor items. If it saves some people time they can use to make more money or item, then perhaps, but that's still just saving time, not creating wealth.

The guy hid out at his Dad's house? Obviously he should've hid in his POH and turned off visitors. That way even if they did break in he could've been protected by his dungeon.