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Barbarian fishing I believe.

There is no possible way to argue with somebody with your level of ignorance. Even online games have a resemblance of industry and economy, and if you refuse to aknowledge that, you're simply not worth discussing with.

Chaotics are not that much better in pking, and you cannot use gear better than rune without risking your chaotic. Dung items = risked Herblore level = not risked that's 4/5th of his total hp. handcannon -> ags (with old prays) Funny how the guy advocating fun and skill based fights is a major rusher... Nice hypocrisy bro.

As long as they have the money to buy the level, there's nothing keeping them from using one. Just like everything in this game. Maybe spirit shields should be banned from the wilderness because they cost a lot of money. Or turmoil, that costs quite a few bucks too.

Wrong. Since damage absorption only works for hits higher than 200's, you can assume that the more accurate and damaging you are, the more absorption will have an effect on your hits. It's not as linear as you think it is. Everything in this game is dicerolls. An overloaded level 138 could hit for less damage consistently than a potted lvl100, if he is unlucky. Geez, I wonder why the whip is such a good KO weapon compared to dragon claws! In fact, I wonder why people even use claws, if the whip is so much better at KOing people! Let's not discuss the randomness of things, because that's outside of the real of what is debatable if we're simply assuming things. If you claim something to be optimal, you can only do a fair comparison by assuming that the thing you're comparing it to is also under optimal conditions. And no, extremes are being discussed here, not overloads. Because when you're discussing overloads, you have to take more things in question.

On most setups, it's only a +10~+20 advantage. Only under the most optimal, most expensive conditions it rises to +30. Brews don't matter when you're talking about extremes. Extremes != overloads. By the way, the increase if from 480-480 to 528-528. But since you're talking about ranging, how about we forbid the use of rigour too? Dungeoneering isn't a combat skill, and rigour is an invisible boost! Where are you pulling those percentages from? Are those compared to unpotted persons? And no, 10% isn't a huge percentage after you add equipment soaking to the calculation. By the way, you pay 25m for a boost that's much higher than 10% (dragon claws). And yes, it's an invisible boost, because when you see the claws you're already dead.

Extreme strength potion has a +20 damage advantage over a super strength potion. A 400 hit becomes 420. The difference from super to extreme potions is very little as it is, and the +20 increase in damage can very easily be canceled out by damage soaking.

:rolleyes: Somebody doesn't know how basic industry works. Not a big surprise, from somebody who thinks buying out X item to cause an artificial supply/deman imbalance is "merchanting". Don't worry bro, nobody will miss the guys buying out antifire potions. Free trading is coming, your fate is sealed, banned or not.

Perfectly valid point according to Jagex's logic. Which didn't make any sense in the first place.

No thank you, an onyx well earned!

Nope.

3 words: Chaotic Maul KO. When you see it, you're already dead. Also, this "you can't see it" could be easily fixed by a marker or animation on a potted player. If you ban extremes, you should ban supers too. Sure you can buy them; But you can also buy the herblore level to make extremes. The only difference is one person spends their money on the pots, and the other spends their money on the levels. Both are invisible boosts. Also ban ancient prayers and ancient magiks; You can't visibly tell if an enemy has turmoil or ancient magiks until they attack you or turn a deflect prayer on. Maybe you should ban rings too? I don't have the money to buy a berserker ring, so nobody should use one! In the end, it all comes down to money; If you have it, you can get extremes. If you don't, you'll get extremely butthurt that another player has it.

That is awesome news. There are no "merchanting clans", and there shouldn't be. What exists right now are money hungry opportunists, who cause a drought in supplies so they can profit from the inconvenience of others. The art of merchanting is coming back from its 2007 grave.

Or 4) New mail-system that allows you to send items to another player using a nickname. Jagex can even keep a registry of the "mail" to prevent and rollback potential scams. Why are all your minds confined to what already exists, and not simple solutions that could be implemented?

Yes, because it can only be done like that.

Yes. Bots are also causing global warming, the spreading of the HIV, and the BP oil leak.

This reminds me; How would it fare in Rex/Prime hybriding?

Man, you've been talking about stuff you don't know crap about for quite a few days. Don't you get tired of misleading people?

Yup. "F2p isn't a demo" my ass.

I add annoying people to the ignore list almost instantly. Considering I'm not any of the words listed there, I don't really take those words seriously. Public chat set to hidden at all times too.

No, it really is THAT bad. Even w148 is that bad.

I take offence in that term. I prefer "scavengers".

Nope. Don't talk about what you don't know. From the official FAQ.

I'd like the ability to inscribe runes into weapons using smithing/crafting/runecrafting.

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