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If you want to bank the ores for profit, you can use the F2P Dwarven mines. There are 3 Iron rocks very close to a bank. You need a Dungeoneering level of I think 15? to get access to the bank but it's only a few steps away. I don't know how crowded the spot will be on a P2P world.

How many hours have you been playing? This is what happened to me, and I've heard it's happened to a lot of other people too: I played maybe 10 hours of the game spread out over a week or two, didn't really like it. I didn't get the hype. I went back to it a couple months later and got up to 100 hours played in no time at all. It became one of my favorite games. I don't know what it is about it. I guess it's just because you have to really get into it or it just gets better later on, but I would find myself picking up the game and playing for a while, and suddenly it was 8 hours later and I had no idea where the time went. I got so immersed. I used the hunting rifle for a large portion of the game. It's really good early levels, but it falls off during later levels when the enemies are stronger. Speaking of enemy strength, what difficulty are you playing on? I wouldn't play on anything above normal. Higher difficulties only make it tedious because they just increase enemy health and damage. Fallout 3's story definitely isn't its strong point. The exploration is where it really shines. Not even doing any quests, just exploring areas. Sorry for all dem paragraphs, but I love this game and needed to respond thoroughly.

Doesn't Thornmail/other armor items just shut your team down? And I don't know how much you know about 5s, but I really need to learn ward and Clairvoyance placement. Whenever I play Soraka with CV, my team [bleep]es me out for not using it correctly.

What! I love The Boondock Saints! :P I think the movie would have been good if the chemistry between the two brothers was good. If it felt like a sort of journey shared by two brothers, a way for them to grow up together and realize the unfairness of the world, it would have been good. That's why I was expecting it to end with one or both of them in prison or dead. But instead we got a happy carefree ending where nothing was learned, and no characters were developed, and the two didn't feel like they were really brothers or on a journey at all. Just guys who worked together who did some stuff. But you know, opinions, etc. etc. Today I watched House of Flying Daggers. Incredible visuals, always a pleasure to look at. And dat final confrontation

Snape really was the best character. In book 7, J. K. Rowling devotes an entire chapter to his backstory and it's easily the best part of the whole series. I really hope that translates well to the movie. OT: I watched The Boondock Saints. I don't know why people recommended me this movie. I thought it was garbage. Also Before Sunrise. I'm not one for romance movies, but this one was actually really good. Now to watch the sequel!

You don't think that qualifies as paranoia? I myself have recently become obsessed with hand washing. I've been washing my hands several times an hour. It's really frustrating because I can't focus on anything for too long. I'll just get an urge to go wash my hands. Does that make me paranoid of being sick?

Agreed. The community in League of Legends is awful. No other game with a worse community comes to mind, actually. If you can play it with friends, though, it's really fun. I just played a few matches as Heimerdinger since he's been free for the last week. Hot damn, people do NOT expect him to do so much damage.

By this logic, those same herb farmers would eventually get higher levels for herbs like torstol while newer farmers get the levels for snapdragon, so they kind of nullify each other. Plus, most things will rise in price over time because of inflation. To OP: Items fluctuate naturally. I'd expect it to go back up again eventually.

Dude, where's my car?: 3/10 I guess. I think it would be hard to watch this movie sober; pretty standard stoner comedy fare. Dear Zachary: 9/10 The polar opposite of the above. This movie made me cry the hardest I had in years. I got a headache and everything, it was awful. Extremely moving. It also has great editing

The combat was better, as well as the hacking. Otherwise, the story wasn't as good, but it still wasn't bad. It was nice to not have to switch out my weapon to use a plasmid, yeah. I hate that the developers still included the camera in Bioshock 2, though. I didn't use it in Bioshock 1 and I sure as hell wasn't going to in the sequel. Great game. It's a shame that those manuals/books in the cases aren't included in games anymore.

Just finished Bioshock 2 today. It's certainly not as good as the first one. It's even easier and there aren't many things Bioshock 2 did that Bioshock 1 didn't do better. Still worth a playthrough though, if only to get hyped up for Bioshock Infinite.

My friends finally convinced me to start watching anime. By the recommendation of everyone I know, I watched Cowboy Bebop. It was entertaining, but I guess I don't see why it's considered one of the all time greats. I also watched Bartender, and liked it a lot more than Cowboy Bebop. Any suggestions as to what might really interest me? Those are the only 2 animes I've seen.

Alright, thanks for the speedy response.

Hey Tip.It! I'm a long time browser, first time poster. I have a quick question. If I switch worlds during the double experience weekend, will the 40 second timer count toward the total time spent in-game?