Sy_Accursed

@Above check the FAQ on the rsof that is where many of the new topics od discussion stem from.

A lot of them seem quite pointless imo. What does it matter how many PP urns you opened or how many mantas you caught? It's the kind of stat that you should self-track if you really care. As for the rest trying to claim the completionist cape kind covers the rest, which is easy enough to do so I don't see the need for a wasted interface for it. As for D&Ds and Minigames have I tried them yet seems utterly pointless to me, there's not that many of them and what does it matter if you tried them before or not? You can just try them again if you genuinely forgot them, all it means is more rewards.

And once he's waited til then he can wait til 2024 2013.25 + 11.5 = 2024.75 So like October 2024

How did you get 14months? 101014 hours = 4209 days = 11.5 years

I guess the questers of RS just aren't what they used to be :P There's like a massive thread on RSOF where they've tried like everything remotely logical and many illogical things to make it readable to no avail.

Why would you say that? Because being 'locked' into one ability is one of the risks of using these abilities, and if you just randomly use abilities for the sake of dealing damage, without knowing if it's 'safe' to use said ability at this time, then you haven't learned to use it properly. Totally agree, besides many of these longer ,oves can even be interrupted if you know what you are doing. (Also another sing of not knowing what you are doing if you find ones like asphyxiate bad because you button mash out of them)

^ It seems that assumption was false - Jagex info on the timeline from rsof (see a few pages back) has rendered TWW and a number of other quests 'the past' regardless of completion and any thing unlocked via them (eg Char) will be assumed as being known/free from now on (allowing for more low level lore quests to aid story) The quests considered the past will all have a preface in the coming weeks to inform players they are basically playing a flashback opposed to a current event.

Considering upcoming changes to try and stamp out gambling and flower games + the fact nearly all the people spamming about it are auto-talkers I'm not surprised Jagex is letting botwatch be a bit mute happy with them. Certainly helps discourage folks from trying to host in preparation for the removal.

I think they key is do not focus on 'becoming known' focus on achieving things and doing things that are worth being known for; I mean all the pretty well known tifers haven't gone out of their way to be known - just through forum presence over the years you develop an identity within the community that people come to recognise. To me most, if not all, of the 'known' people in Tip.It are consistently active users who have been around from 2008 or earlier; plus memorable names seems to be a key factor like Tripsis, Quyneax, Stev, Misplacedme etc. they're all sort of not generic mash two words and a few numbers together names, they have something unique about them and have a good flow to their pronunciation that helps them become memorable.

Yeah that region cap idea is nonsense. Most regions my crew hit ~7 before I moved on, Bowl and Scythe they reached lvl 9

The timeline faq is handy apprently these quests are now 'the past' • The Lost Tribe • Death to the Dorgeshuun • Another Slice of HAM • Land of the Goblins • The Chosen Commander • Tail of Two Cats • Enakhra's Lament • Fight Arena • Hazeel Cult • Temple of Ikov • Desert Treasure • Tale of the Muspah • Missing My Mummy • Defender of Varrock • The Curse of Arrav • While Guthix Sleeps • Ritual of the Mahjarrat • The World Wakes • The Firemaker's Curse • Temple at Senntisten And will all have a preface when you start them to say they are past events allowing for new lore things to assume those events have happened without a mass of reqs. Also next weeks holiday event follows on from TWW, so I guess easter now = Celebration of guthix or something. [qfc]15-16-901-64440376[/qfc]

Yeah it is a mess really they should've either: Made TWW progressive pieces - eg room 1 is 140 cmb only but the very end requires it all Or Just make TWW require it all and save this confuddling bs.

That is assumption at work, which has a few things against it 1) Until you complete ALL the requirements you do not get the 6th Age Circuit which is the ONLY thing to indicate the 6th Age having occurred, if you have not received it then logic would say the 6th Age has not begun for you. 2) Jmods prior to the release in teasers and such said this quest will help the year change, but not outright cause it. These two facts combined imply TWW alone does NOT mean the year change, which coincides with the 6th Age - This is caused by the sum of events in TWW AND all the quests required for full rewards. Eg the 6th Age is indeed going to be the age in which the god's return but Guthix Death alone is not the cause of this - Luciens death, The mahjaratt ritual, The Dragonkin's return, the discovery of a part icyene, the release of Char, the defeat of the pest queen etc. are all cumulativly what marks the changing of the age. Just because TWW has happened meaning gods are more active does not mean that the 6th age has happened - those two are independent events think of it like Christmas and New Years. Christmas happening is a crucial component in the coming of the New Year but it alone does not make the New Year - New Years is its own discrete event that happens after 5 days of stuff has happened. In rs terms TWW is Xmas, the quest reqs for full reward are the 5 days that separate it from New Years (the 6th Age)

It's not a time 'split' All the quests required for full TWW completion are the past ONCE you have them all. Any new quests following on from them or TWW are in the new 6th age. Any quests with no link at all happen in whatever age you decide to do them in. Basically it just makes certain stories time sensitive - specifically like all the stories that could lead to godly returns. Right but if you don't have the reqs to fully complete all of the quests that set up tww, how are you able to complete them in the past? You'd have to train your skills in the sixth age to go back on time and do them... The age does not move forward until you complete ALL of the requirements. Hence why the only thing showing the age has moved forward (the 6th age circuit) is only given when you have all the reqs. The logic issue of npcs appearing in the quest without their associated quests is nothing to do with the time shift since they all occur in the 5th age. It's to do with Jagex fart-head logic going for low reqs but including npcs that clearly have reqs. But that's not true, from this point forward updates will happen in the 6th age, the clock has now started moving forward for everyone. In terms of game content perhaps, but that doesn't mean all new quests are. Plus Jagex never said new content happens in 6th age only it assumes TWW has happened ergo gods are more active eg hence the god-based wildy warbands.

Well that quest reference is more to the fact you get into a vault of his making due to his absence - Guthix being alive isn't vital. And in can still fit if you take 'Sleep' in the context of 'the endless sleep' aka death AND Guthix does lie down and go to 'sleep' as he dies. The explanation from Azzandra of Sliske having staff of arma is problematic too - unless that dialogue about Sliske finding it post-ritual is triggered by a check that sees if rotm was done b4 TWW. Though it'd require 3 variants 1) He stole it from Temple of Ikov 2) He stole it from under Lucien's nose 3) He got it from the ritual site. But pre-rotm also begs the question of why didn't Lucien come? Unless he was too wrapped up in his plans to turn up, despite most of the mahajaratt doing so.

Because full rewards moves the game forward to the 6th age, certainly events need to of happened. I wonder how the quest looks/ends to someone who has done no quests whatsoever. Exactly the same, the quests just get you the title, slayer dungeon and '6th age circuit' (which is our indicator of the year/age having moved on) from what people have said anyways. Though logic-wise it would be very problematic. 1) Juna recognising you - How's that without ToG? 2) The Crux Eqal - Again how without right quests? 3) Sliske - Treating you like you met before, again how without rotm 4) Azzandra, Enhkara, Anthankos, Wahisitel and Char - how without the right quests to free them/reveal them? All in all it really seems like aside from 140cmb the base quest should really require ROTM + Firemaker's Curse + ToG (don;t think it appears in rotm reqs) just to make all the npcs make sense. They can easily remove characters who you haven't unlocked. Notice how none of the guys you fight with are ones that have quest dependencies? also none of the bad guys. 1) Juna just wouldn't recognize you, but the guthix people will trust you once the aura appears that says Guthix chose you 2) The Crux Eqal did nothing and could just not appear 3) Sliske could just be hanging outside the door waiting for it to open and low and behold you open it for him. No recognition needed 4) Some of these could show up but they aren't necessary, with the possible exception of Azzandre. That is a plot whole unless you simply can't choose zaros's side until you free Azzandre? That would require a fair bit of rework in the quest to avoid azzandre but possible. Majjahrat could be shown in whichever rejuve state they're in for you. It's *doable*.. The question of Jagex having done it right... I hope they did but I don't have a lot of sense. Juna vouches for you when the Guardia's first appear - quite a pivotal point. Sliske dialogue could be retweaked for sure. You also battle Enakhara, though I spose she was never truly trapped. It would be doable if you switched Juna's comment to Death or Fiara, just the final Zarosians showing up may be a bit tricky since only Sliske and Wahsitiel and Nex could be included. Would be interesting to see how exactly it is framed for an account that really has done none of these quests, but so far everyone seems to of gotten exact same.

It's not a time 'split' All the quests required for full TWW completion are the past ONCE you have them all. Any new quests following on from them or TWW are in the new 6th age. Any quests with no link at all happen in whatever age you decide to do them in. Basically it just makes certain stories time sensitive - specifically like all the stories that could lead to godly returns. Right but if you don't have the reqs to fully complete all of the quests that set up tww, how are you able to complete them in the past? You'd have to train your skills in the sixth age to go back on time and do them... The age does not move forward until you complete ALL of the requirements. Hence why the only thing showing the age has moved forward (the 6th age circuit) is only given when you have all the reqs. The logic issue of npcs appearing in the quest without their associated quests is nothing to do with the time shift since they all occur in the 5th age. It's to do with Jagex fart-head logic going for low reqs but including npcs that clearly have reqs.

It's not a time 'split' All the quests required for full TWW completion are the past ONCE you have them all. Any new quests following on from them or TWW are in the new 6th age. Any quests with no link at all happen in whatever age you decide to do them in. Basically it just makes certain stories time sensitive - specifically like all the stories that could lead to godly returns.

Because full rewards moves the game forward to the 6th age, certainly events need to of happened. I wonder how the quest looks/ends to someone who has done no quests whatsoever. Exactly the same, the quests just get you the title, slayer dungeon and '6th age circuit' (which is our indicator of the year/age having moved on) from what people have said anyways. Though logic-wise it would be very problematic. 1) Juna recognising you - How's that without ToG? 2) The Crux Eqal - Again how without right quests? 3) Sliske - Treating you like you met before, again how without rotm 4) Azzandra, Enhkara, Anthankos, Wahisitel and Char - how without the right quests to free them/reveal them? All in all it really seems like aside from 140cmb the base quest should really require ROTM + Firemaker's Curse + ToG (don;t think it appears in rotm reqs) just to make all the npcs make sense.

Because full rewards moves the game forward to the 6th age, certainly events need to of happened.

Pretty much this. Char just tells you not to preach any Guthix crap to her, but will still offer to train you in FM. Azzanadra and Wahisietel will be a bit disappointed, but will still regard you as an ally and are more happy about Zaros to really care. I would disagree any choice is fine - all the npcs with extra post-quest dialogue still treat you the same as before really because regardless of what happens their gods can come back, you are a Guthix Guardian AND you are the uber special chosen one with the god-proofing from Guthix.

Tbf most of the older ones have gotten a lot done - they seem to be focussing on myreque and desert atm. Dwarf and Gnome been pulled along a bit as well, Elf had at least something done.