Arceus

You can get around that cap fairly easily with a group-and I bet Spimuncular is thoroughly confused now. :P

I'm experiencing similar problems in crowded areas. Am I doing something wrong? When I switch to one of those two options instead of "software," the problem becomes even worse!

Alright. Enjoy the tutorial and hopefully I will see you online before too long :).

I added you as a friend but your "pm" (the private tab of the chat) seems to be on friends only, or you're offline :P...

There's a limited amount one can say to help over a forum, but I would be happy to chat with you through the game system if you don't mind me adding you. One piece of advice is to be weary of trusting people (including me) with any of your virtual stuff. You would be surprised how low people would go to scam you out of a little bit of money. To modify your appearance, go to the Makeover Mage. You can search online where people have produced better illustrations than I could ever do in words as to its location.

While that's true, the botting organizations probably anticipate that and are constantly "training up" more accounts-if that's how they get the accounts to kill dragons, anyway.

Well, Jagex says they have three people working on it right now (Friday night). I recommend pizza deprivation to accelerate the development of such a solution.

Regarding the gravite shortbow question near the top of the page: I tested both (not recently) with the same equipment (rune platebody, d'hide legs, rune full helm, etc.) and found the gravite shortbow yielded a marginal benefit of 200xp/hr (30k/hr versus 29.8k/hr). In unrelated news a disgruntled player was seen having an argument with the Rewards Trader after a recent sale of a Gravite shortbow. The player allegedly mentioned being ripped off...

Maybe I will try to get a "rare" username on another account...but truthfully I have other things to do.

Click here and scroll down to near the bottom and look at the right hand side, where the Twitter feed is. It says: Aidan Parry 4 hours ago Only just realised how well @Skrillex goes with slaying **** loads of **** on @RuneScape #Turmoil is going to go viral even more so now.

Is it just me, or is there some profanity on Runescape's homepage after clicking a news item or such (specifically, in the Twitter feed)?

If such a tax on all purchases were added, the players who sell large quantities would use an existing mechanism to circumvent using the Grand Exchange-the Forums. Meanwhile, the new player selling his 100 yew logs would most likely pay it. The vacuum of large trades in the GE might also create large margins between asking and bidding prices. And truthfully, I wouldn't expect such a tax to discourage manipulating behavior, if the quantity caps were removed, since such people would probably have their eyes on a much larger potential profit.

...I don't think he meant THAT type of inspiration.

Hmm, thanks for pointing that out. I was unaware that they patched it.

Judging by personal experience, I see more swearing via avoiding the censor than a straight out four letter word, so at least where and when I play, this is not the case.

Oh right, I didn't try hovering over it. Thank you.

That's nice, but why the capital Sigma in the upper-right hand corner of the sets picture?

Regarding the first article, if possible, could you please post a pie chart of opinion of Jagex for only the players who identified themselves as P2P? Thanks :).

Yes, that sounds quite captivating...:)

There is just over two hours to go. Bump!

This seems slightly awkward given that it is a members-only world.

[Copied from my thread on RSOF; Quick find code: 16-17-394-63376879] I am humbly requesting two minutes of your time. F2P players have always been portrayed, not necessarily unfairly, as little kids unable to spell properly or to express themselves without Caps Lock. Indeed I believe our reputation is justified, given how we have chosen to react with anger over reason. I am not angry that Jagex is removing the hiscores feature for f2p and not asking for it to stay. I am asking you, free players, to prove the notion of free players as noisy rioters wrong, by joining me for a moment of silence on Saturday night. Show Jagex that you can make a statement without rioting. Prove them wrong. We will sit quietly and not create any kind of spam. You have graciously granted me a minute of your time to skim this. Will you grant me one more? Specifically: WORLD 1 - GRAND EXCHANGE NEAR THE FOUNTAIN - 23:59:59 GMT 19 Nov 2011 thru 00:00:59 GMT 20 Nov 2011. If you want to stay longer, I welcome you to sit as long as you want. If you want to read more details, I have put them here. Is there a uniform? No. We want to showcase our diversity, not homogeneity. Are you angry about this update? No. I am saddened, not angered.

I agree completely with your logic there. I quit poke'mon because (I felt) there was zero feeling of accomplishment. By using a cheating device available for $20 and chugging in a sequence of numbers and letters, any player can obtain and (mostly) freely trade the hacked items with no visible distinction between the legitimate ones and the hacked ones, if enough effort is put into it. Imagine that Jagex had never fixed the duplication glitch infamously used for purple partyhats, and that it had propagated down to even low items, and further that XP glitches ran rampant. Would it be any fun? That is why I felt there was no point in continuing to play poke'mon and started playing RuneScape-it provided far more, albeit less instant, gratification.

I can't address everything you wrote, but the "top-heavy" problem is a good point I had not quite realized before. Although it is easy to dismiss this idea by claiming that full rune is under 150k, and food is extremely cheap or easy to obtain-how does one go about making their first 150k? I remember that after having some experience, I fished anchovies/shrimp for 100k on my level 3 account, primarily for the fishing xp, not money...it took a few hours to make 100k. (This was during the period when there was not free trade, so that the prices had not gone to zero yet.) From 100k+ it was very easy via merchanting, but how much success will a new player have with that?

So it looks like we have a consensus on the fact that the time to complete a dungeon is irrelevant (which is what I will assume henceforth...). I would like to share an observation with you now: I have completed floors 12-14 two times now, both 5:5s with different average combats the two times. When I took theratio of the "Floor" total to the "Prestige" total I got: .1512 and .1512 (floor 12) .1701 and .1701 (floor 13) .1902 and .1903 (floor 14)- roundoff error. Basically, they are all the same! What I would like you to do is (if you have Prestige 35), note down the ratio of "Flooor" to "Prestige," and see if it is the same as mine-or perhaps if it depends on other factors.