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This. It is nearly impossible to get hacked if you don't do the three things mentioned above. The chances of a bruteforcer trying to hack your specific account, and your password being in their dictionary or within bruteforcing practical time-limit are close to 0%.

All of my hate.

Wish it was cheaper so I could actually afford to catch a plane.

Welp, looks like I'm not resubbing next month either. Get your act together Jagex.

I'm still waiting for real-death duel arena matches, with rules. Then I might start pking.

Nintendo just produced a console with graphics on par with 5 year old consoles. Is this the best they can do? Gimmicks only go so far...

Microsoft's presentation was an embarrassment for us all. Announcing TW2 for the 360 could have brought the show from an F to an E-. Ubisoft's presentation wasn't too bad, but nothing really exciting was presented, I'd give it a B-. Didn't watch Konami or Sony.

Loved the zombie people. Wondering about the Wall on the north. Wishing it was more focused on fantasy. I guess the books are low-fantasy, but still...

Saying a person is bad even if they did nothing to you, only out a warped social notion isn't okay at all. Would you do that on a lesser scale? Would you say somebody was the worst person in your town if you heard rumors he sold heroin and shot people you don't even know as acquaintances? No, I'd rather put people who wronged me on the list. Plus, it'd make a more interesting topic than "Totalitarian regimes I never was a part of are the worst!". Well, unless you're over 60 years old or a terrorist attack victim. Then it's fair game.

Funny how almost everybody just piles up people they never met once, never had to deal with, and most of them never had any fair trials. I don't have a list of people I hate.

Auras because they don't have to make new models or alter existing ones; Only cheesy particle effects around your character, or something like that. Where is my belt slot, jagex?

Yeah. Imcando dwarves are the master smiths.

Fun is, like you said, subjective. A quest doesn't need to be wacky to be fun. A quest doesn't need to be serious to present lore. There are many aspects that you can focus on when designing a quest, but focusing solely on one will leave you with an experience that feels both lacking in content and tacked on.

I think all quests should encompass those three aspects. Don't you?

Seems like a saradomin sword defending an attack, probably for the magic based attack.

You did not just say that, and we'll just leave it at that.

Apart from the first saga they were all pretty cool. But they didn't supply much lore, or much occupation. 5/10, only because playing as thok and as the forgotten warrior was so much fun.

Are all of the memories collected in the frozen floors? Also, how do I know how many objectives I need to complete?

I just keep it on. Prayer potions are cheap.

Easy. Make it so slayer drops inside of daemonheim work like overworld drops. They already have the code too, only copy-pasting skills are needed. Soulgazers shouldn't be a test of loyalty. If the game was fair, there would be no need for "tests of loyalty". I'm all for game improvements and fixes. For me, this would be on a similar tone to the 'upgrades' they did last update. EDIT: Considering one of those two drops is extremely rare, I daresay that this could be a noticeable enough issue.

It would take 1 hour to come up with the code that prevents items from showing up if you don't have X level. And that's an overstatement. Better that than to come up with wildywyrms and hati wolves.

That'd be good, if the AI were to be good.

My experience on getting hammered must be very different from yours...

You can get half keys, I believe.